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Work Visa Morocco

#workvisa

About

An employee must obtain government authorization in order to work on foreign soil. A work permit serves as an official document confirming your right to remain and work abroad. Many different nationalities are welcome in Morocco, but in order to legally work from home, foreign workers are required to have both work permit and visa.

Several nations, including the US, Japan, EU and Australia, permit their nationals to enter Morocco without a visa. All foreigners must, however, apply for an employment visa in Morocco in order to work there.

Eligibility

You are eligible for this visa if you;

  • fulfil the qualifications for the job you are going to have in Morocco.
  • have been invited by a business company in Morocco.
  • have a clear medical and criminal history.

Documents

While applying for a Work Visa, the applicants must produce the following documents.

  • Application for a visa to Morocco Passport and passport photocopies.
  • Employment agreement with Ministry of Education certification.
  • Evidence of lodging in the nation
  • Bank records as evidence of enough money to support staying in the nation.
  • A receipt for payment of visa fee.
  • Letter of invitation from a company or a recommendation from a relevant industry (for a business visit).
  • A medical record attesting to good physical health.
  • Additionally, employees must present a police certificate from their home country attesting that they have no criminal records.

Process

You need staff who are willing to relocate as you make the shift to working in Morocco. To live and work in Morocco, though, one must apply for a Work Visa within the first three months after arrival.

Visa Processing Time
A Work Visa for Morocco typically takes two weeks to process. However, the time needed for visa processing depends on the type of visa. Therefore, companies should begin the process of obtaining a worker's Work Permit in advance so that the he may exhibit it and then immediately apply for a Work Visa in Morocco.

How to Apply
You may apply for a Work Visa in Morocco as follows.

  • Make an appointment at the Moroccan Embassy or Consulate.
  • Complete the visa application for Morocco.
  • Assemble and submit the required paperwork
  • Cover the visa fees
  • Wait for the visa to be processed.

Duration & Fees

Duration
A Long-term Visa for Morocco has a 90-day validity period. It enables the bearer to apply for a resident permit, which authorizes stay and employment in the nation.

Fees
The Long-term stay visa can cost 251.49 MAD. It equals around 24.5 USD. Moreover, for Multiple-entry Long-term visas, you are required to pay 369.54 MAD.

Extension

The visa is extendable. So, you can apply for an extension after the end of one term. However, you need to have approval from the company you are working for.

Highlights

Study
A Student Visa is required to study in Morocco.

Extension
This visa is extendable.

Dependents
The dependents may apply for a Family Reunification Visa.

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