Family visa
For family members of people living in Morocco. The sponsor must meet salary criteria.
About Family visa
The Kingdom of Morocco, with its rich culture and breathtaking landscapes, is an attractive destination for those who want to visit or reunite with family members. The Moroccan family visa is intended for Georgian citizens who have family members (spouse, children, parents) in Morocco who are Moroccan citizens or have a legal residence permit. This visa allows the applicant to travel to Morocco for family purposes, whether for a short visit or a long-term reunion.
To obtain this visa, it is necessary to present documentation proving the family relationship, as well as an invitation from a family member in Morocco and confirmation of his/her status. The applicant must prove that he/she has sufficient financial means to cover the costs of travel and stay, or that his/her sponsor in Morocco will provide these costs. The Moroccan family visa can be issued for either single or multiple entries, and the duration depends on the purpose of the visit and the nature of the family relationship. Short-term visits are usually up to 90 days, while long-term reunification may require the application for a residence permit after the visa expires.
Unlike the US family visa, the Moroccan family visa is often processed more quickly for short-term visits, although long-term reunification processes can be lengthy. Similar to Canada's family sponsorship programs, Morocco requires the sponsor to demonstrate financial stability. Similar to the UK family visa, detailed documentation of family ties and verification of their authenticity are important. If your purpose is to visit for tourism , business or study , you will need a different visa category.
Applications for Georgian citizens are submitted to the Moroccan Embassy in Baku, Azerbaijan, which falls under the jurisdiction of Georgia. It is important to properly prepare all documents and, if necessary, have them notarized or apostille certified. Common reasons for visa refusal include insufficient financial resources, lack of documentation confirming family ties, unstable status of the sponsor in Morocco, or lack of confirmation of the applicant’s intention to return to Georgia. GetVisa.ge offers full support within the framework of visa services to maximize the chances of success of your application.
Required Documents
📄Basic Documents
💰Financial Documents
🛡️Civil and Security Documents
🏥Medical and Technical Requirements
📋Other Documents
Application Process
Filling out the application form
Collecting the necessary documents
Book an appointment
Application submission and interview (if necessary)
Getting a passport
Important Tips & Advice
Processing Fees
Other fees
Service center fees (if applicable), document certification or translation costs may be added. Official rates are subject to change, so check the embassy website.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I apply for a Moroccan family visa from Georgia?
Georgian citizens must apply for a Moroccan family visa at the Moroccan Embassy in Baku, Azerbaijan, which is responsible for Georgian jurisdiction.
Who can sponsor me?
Moroccan citizens or legal residents can sponsor immediate family members.
What is the estimated processing time for a Morocco family visa?
The processing time for a Moroccan family visa usually ranges from 2 to 4 weeks, although this may increase depending on the complexity of the specific case or the embassy's workload. It is recommended to apply well in advance of your planned travel.
What are the common reasons for refusing a Moroccan family visa?
Common reasons for rejection include insufficient financial resources, inadequate documentation of family ties, failure to prove the applicant’s intention to return to Georgia, or the unstable legal status of the sponsor in Morocco. It is important to fulfill all requirements accurately.
Can I extend my Moroccan family visa while in Morocco?
Extension of a short-term family visa is usually difficult and requires special circumstances. In the case of long-term reunification, you must apply to the relevant Moroccan authorities for a residence permit before the visa expires.
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