Quick answer
Do Bangladeshis need a visa for Morocco?
Yes. Bangladeshi passport holders apply online for a Morocco e-Visa. Processing usually takes 3–7 working days. The visa fee is MAD 770. You can stay for up to 30 days. The visa is valid for 180 days. In Dhaka, you apply at Embassy of the Kingdom of Morocco, Dhaka.
What documents do I need for a Morocco visa?
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How much does a Morocco visa cost?
Per person. Official fees are paid to the embassy, visa centre or portal; our service fee is separate.
How do I apply for a Morocco visa?
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Check eligibility online
On acces-maroc.ma, use the home-page eligibility checker with your nationality (Bangladesh), passport type (ordinary) and travel purpose — Bangladeshi ordinary-passport holders come back eligible for the e-Visa.
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Start the e-Visa application
Choose the visa category — Tourist, for a holiday trip — and begin the online form.
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Fill in your details and upload documents
Enter your personal, passport and trip details, and upload the requested attachments — expect to provide proof of accommodation and travel insurance, alongside your passport bio page.
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Choose a processing speed and pay
Pick Standard (770 MAD, 3–7 days) or Express (1,100 MAD, 1–3 days) and pay online by card.
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Wait for approval
Once approved, download and print the e-Visa.
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Travel with the printed e-Visa
Carry the printed e-Visa and a passport valid more than 90 days beyond your trip, and present both on arrival in Morocco.
Where do I apply in Dhaka?
Embassy of the Kingdom of Morocco, Dhaka
House 44, U.N. Road, Baridhara, Dhaka 1212 (P.O. Box 6112, Gulshan)
This is the alternative for the traditional paper visa — the e-Visa is applied for online at acces-maroc.ma, not here. The embassy's opening hours and appointment process aren't published; call +880 2 988 0329 or +880 2 984 3176 to confirm before visiting.
What else do people ask about the Morocco visa?
Yes. The official portal's own nationality data shows Bangladeshi ordinary-passport holders are eligible for the e-Visa directly, with no condition requiring a third-country visa or residence permit first. This corrects a claim seen on many agency websites in Bangladesh.
Yes. It's confirmed on Morocco's Ministry of Foreign Affairs directory, at House 44, U.N. Road, Baridhara, Dhaka 1212. It handles the traditional paper visa; most travellers use the e-Visa instead, since it's applied for entirely online.
Two speeds are on offer: Standard processing takes 3–7 days, and Express takes 1–3 days, per the official portal. Both result in the same 30-day stay and 180-day visa validity.
770 MAD for Standard processing, or 1,100 MAD for Express, paid online by card through the official portal.
You can stay up to 30 days per visit. The e-Visa itself is valid for 180 days from the date it's issued, per the official portal's data.
No. The official portal flags Bangladeshi passports as not requiring this separate authorisation scheme — the e-Visa is the correct product for Bangladeshi tourists.
No. Only the embassy, high commission or immigration authority decides whether a visa is granted, so no agency can honestly guarantee it. What we do is make sure your application is complete, consistent and matches the official checklist, which removes the most common reasons for refusal. Be wary of anyone who promises a guaranteed visa for an extra payment.
Yes. Send us the refusal letter and the documents you submitted. We look at the reason the embassy gave, such as weak financial proof, an unclear travel purpose or missing papers, and fix that before you apply again. Reapplying with the same file usually brings the same result. Tell the embassy about the earlier refusal whenever the form asks: hiding it can lead to a longer ban.
Embassy requirements can change at any time. Contact us to confirm the latest checklist before you apply.
