Before travelling to Morocco, check in advance that you have all the necessary documentation. This will help you avoid issues when accessing the port and speed up the checks before boarding.
Important: the DNI or national identity card does not allow entry into Morocco. For this trip, it is mandatory to carry a valid passport.
In general, all passengers must carry:
- Valid passport, preferably with more than 6 months’ validity.
- Ferry ticket and booking documentation.
- Visa, eVisa or entry authorisation, only if required by the passenger’s nationality.
If you are departing from a European port to Morocco, bear in mind that border controls may take longer. Therefore, we recommend arriving at the port with sufficient time and checking your documentation before starting your journey.
European citizens and visa-exempt countries
This section generally applies to citizens of the European Union, United Kingdom, Switzerland, Norway, Iceland and Liechtenstein.
- You must travel with a valid passport.
- Usually, you do not need a visa for tourist stays of up to 90 days.
- Check that your passport is in good condition and has sufficient validity for the trip.
Non-European passengers residing in Europe
If you do not have European nationality, even if you reside in Europe, you must check the entry requirements for Morocco according to the nationality of your passport.
- You must carry a valid passport.
- Also bring your residence card or permit to stay in Europe, if applicable.
- Depending on your nationality, you may need a visa, eVisa or electronic authorisation to enter Morocco.
- The European residence card or Schengen visa does not automatically replace the entry permit for Morocco.
You can check the updated requirements on the official portal Accès Maroc.
Travelling with minors
- Minors must also travel with a valid passport.
- If the minor travels alone, with one parent, or with another adult, the authorities may request additional documentation.
- It may be necessary to present travel authorisation, family book, birth certificate or a document proving parentage or custody.
To complete the entry documentation for Morocco, you can print and fill in this document and hand it to the Moroccan police personnel you will find on board the ship during the crossing.
If you are departing from a European port to Morocco, bear in mind that border controls may take longer. Therefore, we recommend arriving at the port with sufficient time and checking your documentation before starting your journey.
You can consult the Embassy of the Kingdom of Morocco to find out if a visa is required for your country of origin to enter the country.