Family Reunification Visa
Morocco
Last updated: December 26, 2025
3 months (renewable)
$24
2-4 weeks
High
About this Visa
This visa lets you move to Morocco to live with your family member who already lives there. Your family member can be a Moroccan citizen or someone who has legal permission to live in Morocco long-term. You can bring your spouse and minor children with you. Each family member needs to apply separately, but they follow the same process. This is a long-term visa for staying in Morocco permanently, not a short visit. After you arrive, you must apply for a residence card to live there legally.
Key Benefits
- Live legally in Morocco for 1+ years
- Bring your spouse (legally married)
- Bring minor children (under 18)
- Extend your stay for 5 or 10 years through residency renewals
- Eventually get permanent residency after living legally for 10+ years
- Work in Morocco (separate work authorization needed)
- Access healthcare as a legal resident
- Travel freely within Morocco
Eligibility & Requirements
Eligibility Criteria
- Must be family member of someone legally living in Morocco
- No criminal record
- No serious health problems that could spread (checked when you arrive)
- Genuine family relationship (must prove with certificates)
- Sponsor must prove they can support you financially
- No age minimum, but if under 18, need parent/guardian approval
Financial Requirement
Your family member (sponsor) must prove they can support you financially. They show 3 months of bank statements proving they have enough money. No official minimum amount published, but the government must see you won't become a burden.
Documents
- Valid passportMust be good for at least 6 more months, with blank pages
- Passport photocopyFront and back pages
- Passport-sized color photosTwo photos, white background, 4x3 cm
- Recent bank statements3 months minimum
- Proof of accommodationRental contract or letter from landlord
- Flight booking or travel planConfirmed travel itinerary
- Brief letterExplaining why you're moving to Morocco
- Marriage certificateIf married (from sponsor)
- Birth certificateYour birth certificate (from sponsor)
- Adoption or custody papersIf applicable (from sponsor)
- Sponsor's residence proofMoroccan ID or residence card (from sponsor)
- Sponsor's bank statements3 months minimum (from sponsor)
- Medical clearanceFrom a doctor (after arrival in Morocco)
- Police background checkFrom your country of origin (after arrival in Morocco)
- Police certificateProof of home address (after arrival in Morocco)
Disclaimer: The information on this page is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute legal or immigration advice. Visa requirements, fees, and processes change frequently. Please verify all information with official government sources and consult a qualified immigration attorney before making decisions.