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Do US passport holders need a visa for Morocco?

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No visa. US passport holders visit Morocco visa-free for up to 90 days.

Morocco's foreign ministry lists the United States among the countries whose citizens are exempt from an entry visa. The US Embassy in Morocco says a stay of more than 90 days means registering with the police and applying for a residence permit. The US State Department's Morocco page (Last Updated July 30, 2026) asks for a passport with at least six months' validity at entry and one blank page per stamp.

Source: Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Morocco (consulat.ma). Checked Oct 4, 2026See the source

Maximum stay: 90 days; A longer stay needs a residence permit, per the US Embassy in Morocco.
Passport validity: 6 months at entry; State Department: "Your passport must have at least six months' validity at time of entry. Your passport must have 1 blank page available per stamp."
Pre-travel authorization: None listed; The electronic AEVM on the ministry list applies to other nationalities.

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