1. Chinese citizens can enter Morocco visa-free with their passports, and the maximum stay period shall not exceed 90 days. The Chinese Embassy in Morocco reminds you to prepare documents that match the purpose of your visit to Morocco before traveling, so that they can be checked by border control personnel as soon as possible, so as to avoid unnecessary trouble and even repatriation.
Except for passports that are valid for more than 6 months,
Short-term visitors are required to bring a return ticket, a hotel reservation (or other form of proof of residence) and sufficient cash to support your normal stay. In addition, tourists can also prepare travel plans or travel agency orders, business visits, academic exchanges, and family visits. In addition, short-term visitors to Morocco should not overstay and must leave the country within 90 days after entering the country;
If you intend to stay in Morocco for a long time, if you have already applied for a local residence permit, you must bring it with you when you enter the country, and if you have not completed the relevant documents or are coming to Morocco for the first time, you must prepare supporting materials for long-term stay (such as a work contract, residence certificate, etc.), and apply for a residence permit at the public security bureau of your place of residence immediately after entering the country.
2. Recently, the Moroccan border inspection department has significantly strengthened its crackdown on illegal immigrants and strictly examined those who transit through the Schengen area to a third country. The Chinese Embassy in Morocco advises Chinese citizens who do not hold Schengen visas to carefully choose the relevant routes and prepare relevant materials to avoid being unable to board the plane.
Global Emergency Call Center for Consular Protection and Services of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (24 hours): +86-10-12308/+86-10-65612308
Consular Protection and Assistance Hotline of the Embassy in Morocco: +212-537666000
Embassy of the People's Republic of China in Morocco
March 22, 2024