South Africans and Morocco Visa

[sivrvorh]

Hi all!

Calling all South Africans ( or anybody with the right info!)

Do you know if us South Africans need Visas to get into Morocco? If so, is it possible to get one on entry OR when and how long before do we need to apply for one.

Thanks!!
Stef and Renee

[Landygirl]

Yes, Saffas do need a visa for Morocco. I'm not sure whether or not you can get them at the border. A friend is arranging his in SA, but I see you're in England. If Morocco is early in your trip, maybe it'll be best to get the visa in the UK, then you're sorted.
Hope this helps
Bel

[ultracarve27]

Yip we need them.
Border application i'm pretty sure may be possible but the bother of the touts and first trip ther might be a little irritating.I'm applying in london. the application takes less than 4 days to get the visa. they are quite friendly and efficient on the phone,just can't find that damn number for you now will try find later. yeah found it , good luck 02075815001.
regards mark

[uk_vette]

I was told, non UK persons, and others, need apply in their home country.

Not available at the border. - officially -
But I don't know about getting a visa for a short stay of about 10 days, if that could be possible without going back to home country ?



'vette

[Gottoride]

Hi! Officially it is BEST and preferred that apply in your home country but because you're in England you could go to the SA Consulate for assistance. In Gabon I did that for assistance in getting a DRC visa and I had the visa within 24 hours because someone made a call. The consulates are there to help their citizens and I found the one in Libreville very helpful indeed. Worth a try?

Good luck!

Kobus

[Trichelia]

I use this site as an indication, I presume it is up-to-date......most the SADC countries appear to allow us in.

African counties visa requirements for South African Passport Holders

[JeanVisser]

The rule is that South Africans have to apply in their country of residence. The embassy here in SA made our visas valid for one year, so they are very accomodating. At least here in SA they were.