Morocco: Nationals of Jordan, India, Guatemala, Azerbaijan to benefit from E-visa starting Jan. 10

Morocco: Nationals of Jordan, India, Guatemala, Azerbaijan to benefit from E-visa starting Jan. 10
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Wednesday 28 December 2022 - 20:29

Nationals of Jordan, India, Guatemala, and Azerbaijan will benefit from the electronic visa (e-visa) to visit Morocco from January 10, 2023, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, African Cooperation and Moroccan Expatriates announced Wednesday in a statement.

This decision comes within the framework of the efforts made by the Kingdom, on the national and international levels, aiming at the digitization of public administration services, in particular those related to consular action at the levels of diplomatic missions and consulates of the Kingdom, read the statement.

An increasing number of countries will benefit from the e-visa, launched 6 months ago, in accordance with the guidelines adhered to by the Moroccan government to support the national tourism sector and promote Morocco as a preferred destination for tourism and business, added the same source.

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