Dubai Visa for Moroccan Citizens

Moroccan citizens can apply for an appropriate UAE tourist or visit visa when they meet the requirements for their selected category and submit the required supporting documents.

Standard Passport Holders

Travellers using an ordinary Moroccan passport should arrange their visa before travelling.

Applicants should normally have:

• A valid Moroccan passport.
• At least 6 months of passport validity from the intended UAE entry date.
• A recent passport-size photograph.
• Accurate personal and passport information.
• Travel and accommodation information where requested.
• Additional supporting documents where applicable.

Your passport details must match the information submitted with your application.

Visa on Arrival Eligibility

Ordinary Moroccan passport holders should not rely on a standard nationality-based visa-on-arrival facility for a tourist visit.

Arrange your visa before departure and carry the approved visa with your passport when travelling.

Special Eligibility Conditions

Your eligibility can also depend on factors beyond nationality, including your passport type, travel purpose, previous immigration history and the visa category selected.

If you hold a diplomatic, special or another non-ordinary passport, confirm the applicable entry conditions separately before travelling. Do not assume that the rule for an ordinary Moroccan passport applies to every passport category.

Choose your visa according to your intended stay, number of UAE entries and travel schedule.

30-Day Dubai Visa — For Short Trips

A 30 Days Dubai Visa is suitable for Moroccan travellers planning a short visit to the UAE. It can be used for holidays, family visits, personal trips and other permitted short-term purposes. The visa can allow a stay of up to 30 days, subject to the conditions mentioned on the approved visa.

60-Day Dubai Visa — For Longer Visits

A 60 Days Dubai Visa is a better option for Moroccan travellers who need more time in the UAE. It can suit extended holidays, longer family visits and other permitted short-term stays. The visa can allow a stay of up to 60 days, depending on the approved visa conditions.

Multiple-Entry Dubai Visa — For Repeated UAE Entry

A Multiple Entry Visa Dubai is suitable for travellers whose itinerary involves entering the UAE more than once. This can be useful if you plan to visit Dubai, travel to another country and return during the authorised visa period. The number of entries, validity and permitted stay will depend on the visa issued.

Dubai Transit Visa — For Short Stopovers

A Transit Visa Dubai may suit Moroccan passengers who have a short UAE stopover and need to pass through immigration. Transit visa options are available for 48 hours and 96 hours. These visas are generally single entry and non-extendable, while eligibility can also depend on the airline and onward travel arrangements.

Urgent Dubai Visa — When You Need Priority Processing

An Urgent Dubai Visa is designed for eligible travellers who require priority application processing because their departure date is approaching. Priority processing can be requested for eligible 30-day and 60-day visa services. The estimated processing period may be around 24–36 hours after complete documents are received, but processing time and visa approval are not guaranteed.

The Dubai visa price for Moroccan citizens depends on the duration of the visa selected. A 30-day Dubai visa costs AED 550, while a 60-day Dubai visa costs AED 850.

Choose the visa according to your travel duration and complete your application online. Check the final payable amount before making payment, as additional service conditions may apply.

Prepare clear and readable documents before starting your Dubai visa application.

The main documents generally include:

• Clear Moroccan passport copy.
• Recent passport-size photograph.
• Complete applicant details.
• Return or onward travel information where required.
• Accommodation details where required.
• Travel insurance where applicable.
• Additional supporting documents requested for the individual application.

Passport Requirements

Your Moroccan passport should generally remain valid for at least 6 months from the intended UAE entry date.

Make sure:

• Your full name is readable.
• Your passport number is clear.
• Your date of birth is correct.
• Your passport expiry date is visible.
• No important information is cropped.
• The submitted passport copy is clear.

Photograph Requirements

Submit a recent colour passport-size photograph.

The photograph should:

• Clearly show your face.
• Have a plain, clear background.
• Be properly lit.
• Not be blurred.
• Not contain heavy editing or filters.

Follow any additional photograph specifications provided for your application.

Documents for Children

A child travelling from Morocco may require additional supporting documents.

Depending on the circumstances, these can include:

• Birth certificate.
• Parent or guardian passport copies.
• Parent or guardian details.
• Supporting consent or travel documents where applicable.

Requirements can change depending on whether the child travels with both parents, one parent or another guardian.

Additional Documents That May Be Requested

An initial document checklist is not necessarily the final list.

Additional documents may be requested because of:

• Applicant circumstances.
• Passport type.
• Previous UAE travel.
• Immigration history.
• Employment or residence status.
• Travel itinerary.
• Individual verification requirements.

Submit requested information promptly to avoid unnecessary processing delays.

Visa Approval Is Subject to Immigration

Submitting complete documents does not guarantee approval. The final decision to approve or refuse the application remains with the relevant UAE immigration authority.

Processing Time

Standard 30-day and 60-day applications are generally estimated at around 3–5 working days after the complete application is ready for processing. Processing can take longer due to additional verification, document requests, public holidays or applicant-specific review.

Dubai Visa Fee and Refund Conditions

Visa and processing charges are handled according to the applicable cancellation and refund conditions. Once an application has reached the relevant processing stage, applicable charges may become non-refundable.

Additional Documents May Be Required

Additional information may be requested even after your initial documents have been accepted. Respond promptly if clarification or additional evidence is required.

Security Deposit: Company Service Policy

Moroccan citizens are required to pay a refundable AED 1,500 security deposit under the applicable company service policy. This deposit is separate from the Dubai visa fee and is handled according to the relevant service conditions. Applicants should review the applicable Booking Policy, Terms & Conditions, and Privacy Policy before completing payment.

Once your application has been submitted:

• Your documents and application information are checked.
• The complete application moves into processing.
• Additional documents or clarification may be requested.
• The relevant authority reviews the application and makes the final decision.
• If approved, your visa is supplied electronically.
• You should check all visa details before travelling.

Standard processing estimates should never be treated as guaranteed approval deadlines.