Yes, Indian citizens require a visa to enter Morocco. Indians can apply for a Moroccan visa for tourism and business purposes. 

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If you are applying for the Morocco e-visa as an Indian citizen, you need to have the basic requirements:

• Photographs:  Recent passport-sized photographs that meet the Morocco visa photo requirements. 

• Passport: You should have a valid passport when leaving Morocco or entering Morocco. It should be valid for 6 Months from the date of arrival.

If a child is travelling with only one parent or a guardian, additional documentation is typically required to prove parental consent. These documents may vary depending on the child's age and the specific requirements of the Moroccan embassy or consulate in your home country.

Commonly required documents include:

• A notarized letter of authorization from the absent parent, granting permission for the child to travel with the accompanying parent or guardian.

• A copy of the absent parent's passport.

• The child's birth certificate.

No, Indians can provide a digital copy of their passport when completing the online e-visa application. You will not need to submit your physical passport, but you must have it with you when you travel to Morocco, as you will present the e-visa along with your passport upon arrival.

No, Indian citizens are not eligible for a visa on arrival, so it is suggested that you apply for a Moroccan visa before your travel dates. 

No. Foreigners who have entered Morocco with a specific visa type are prohibited from changing that visa category while within the country. Any alteration to the visa status requires exiting Morocco and applying for a new visa from the individual's home country.

It's advisable to carry both passports when travelling. Inform the Moroccan immigration authorities of the passport change upon arrival.

Relocating with a pet to Morocco requires careful planning and adherence to specific regulations. Key considerations include:

• Microchipping: Your pet must have a 15-digit ISO-compliant microchip for identification.

• Rabies vaccination: Proof of rabies vaccination administered at least 21 days but no more than six months before entry is mandatory.

• Rabies titer test: For stays under 12 months, a rabies titer test is required. It must be conducted between 3 and 12 months before entering Morocco.

• Veterinary certificate: A health certificate from a licensed veterinarian in your home country is essential. This document must be endorsed by the governing authority for animal import/export and issued within three days of your pet's entry to Morocco.

• Post-arrival inspection: Your pet will undergo a veterinary inspection within 24 hours of arriving in Morocco.

• Import permit: An import permit is generally not required for personal pets.

• Entry point: Morocco's Casablanca Mohammed V International Airport is the sole pet entry point.

• Transportation: Pets can travel in the cabin as checked baggage or air cargo.

• Health screening: Your pet will be examined for infectious diseases upon arrival.

• Breed restrictions: Morocco prohibits the entry of pit bulls and other dangerous dog breeds.

Yes, all travellers, including children, require their own valid passports and visa to enter Morocco. There are no exceptions to this rule.

Yes, you can reapply for a Morocco visa after rejection. Before starting the reapplication process, carefully review the reasons for the rejection, address any issues, and ensure your new application is complete and accurate. Provide supporting documents and a cover letter to increase your chances of approval.

Yes, you can extend your Morocco visa while in the country. To do so, you must apply for an extension at the local immigration office before your visa expires. Ensure to provide the necessary documentation, such as proof of sufficient funds, a valid reason for the extension, and any other required paperwork.

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