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marocco visa extention
hi..........anybody knows something about visa extension in marocco? i am holder of serbian passport. will get visa for a 3 months in my country. is it possible to extend that visa in marocco for 3 months more? how is possible to stay in marocco 6 monts? any tip is welcomed. thanks
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Have a look here:
http://www.horizonsunlimited.com/hub...3-months-52206
As I understand most people just go to Ceuta or Mellilia and come back in. But if Serbs need an actual visa it may not be so easy. I am sure someone here will know for sure.
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thank you chris scott !!
now, i have one more fear, not only i am not sure i can get more than 3 months, but also i am going marocco with mercedes vito, and it is a small wan, and wan can not be in marocco more than 3 months per callendar year ?? vito is registered in a category "heavy carryer". is that mean that car can not stay longer than 3 months?
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Hi Svetlana, when a visa is issued for only 3 months at a time consider if you can get a repeat visa after being out of the country for a few hours or days. Going to a Spanish territory in Morocco should be enough. Check before you go if Serbs can get visas in Spain though. Red Tape, horrible stuff. Lindsay.
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thanks Lindsay....
no, if i am not resident, i can not get visa in spain.....
haveing serbian passport, sucks..... stil, i have traveled around the world, and always problems problems problems..... it is like second class people.... what to do :-)) but it will not stop me, i am going with my two dogs in my car and if not for a 6 months, ok than 3 is also a not bad deal :-))
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hi svetlana, getting another 3 months should be doable even if you need a visa, extending the permit fo a car is easy, but only up to 6 months a year (maximum for all non residents)
getting a multiple visa sounds the best solution for starters
the procedure for extension
go to police station in any major town (in my experience the further down south you go, the less hassle, in any case don't do it in town like Agadir or similar fancy tourism centres)
for the car you go to douane (carina) again in any major town
did it several times
normally you pick up your extension the following day, need photos, no money
good luck
greetings from Dakhla (a good place to get an extension
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thank you Moro, i am reeleafed about extension of visa, and i will avoid Agadir for doing that, will go to Dakhla.
stil, i need your help guys: car can be in Marocco 6 months, but wan only 3 months. i have mercedes benz vito 180 DCI , it is a small wan. how can i know in which kategory enters, wan or a car ? i look now on papers from vito, it is not specified, just says registred for busines purpose as heavy loud carryer max weit 2700kg. i hope it is not wronge tipe of a wan :-))
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