Koutoubia Mosque minaret in Marrakech

Transit for British citizens travelling to Morocco

Airport transit may not require a visa if you do not enter Morocco. Entering counts toward the 90-day exemption.

For a full British citizen passport. Other British passport types can follow a different rule.

Last verified:Source: GOV.UK Morocco entry requirements (opens in a new tab)Reviewed by Entry Visa Guide editorial team

Key facts

Transit for UK citizens travelling to Morocco
FactDetail
Who it's forPassengers connecting through Moroccan airports. · Moroccan consular exempt list (opens in a new tab)
Maximum stayAirside: connection only. Entry: up to 90 days if eligible. · Moroccan consular exempt list (opens in a new tab)
CostFree if exempt on entry. · Moroccan consular exempt list (opens in a new tab)
Processing timeOn arrival if entering. · Moroccan consular exempt list (opens in a new tab)
How to applyConsulate if a visa is required. · Moroccan consular exempt list (opens in a new tab)

Each fact above is linked to the authority that sets the rule. Entry Visa Guide does not take applications.

Apply only on the government website linked above. This site does not issue visas or travel authorisations and does not take applications. Other websites charge their own service fee on top of any government charge.

How to apply

  1. Check airline baggage rules for Casablanca or Marrakech connections.
  2. If you enter, ensure passport meets 3-month validity.
  3. Obtain entry stamp.

FAQ

Is CMN transit visa-free?

Airside connections may avoid entry; landside entry uses exemption rules.

Do ferries from Spain count?

Entering Morocco by sea uses the same border rules.

Sources

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