Travel to Morocco from Nigeria – Complete Guide for Nigerian Travelers.
Morocco is one of North Africa’s most beautiful and culturally rich destinations, offering Nigerian travelers a perfect blend of history, luxury, desert adventure, beaches, and vibrant cities. From the colorful markets of Marrakech to the golden Sahara dunes and the blue streets of Chefchaouen, Morocco promises an unforgettable experience.
If you are planning to travel from Nigeria to Morocco, here is everything you need to know.
Visa Requirements for Nigerians.
Nigerian passport holders must obtain a Moroccan visa before traveling. Morocco does not currently offer visa-on-arrival for Nigerians.
Two Ways to Apply:
1 Embassy Visa (Abuja)
You can apply at the Moroccan Embassy in Abuja with:
- International passport (valid for at least 6 months)
- Completed visa application form
- Passport photographs
- Flight reservation
- Hotel booking or invitation letter
- Bank statement (proof of funds)
- Travel insurance
Processing usually takes 10–15 working days.
2 Morocco eVisa (Conditional)
Some Nigerians may qualify for Morocco eVisa if they hold a valid UK, USA, Schengen, or residence permit. The eVisa is applied for online and usually allows a short tourist stay.
If you do not have those visas, embassy application is required.
Flights from Nigeria to Morocco
You can fly directly or with one stop.
Popular Routes:
- Lagos (LOS) → Casablanca (CMN) – Royal Air Maroc (direct)
- Abuja (ABV) → Casablanca
- One-stop options via Istanbul, Doha, or Paris
Flight time ranges between 6 to 10 hours, depending on the route.
Casablanca is the main international gateway into Morocco, with easy connections to Marrakech, Fes, Tangier, and Agadir.
Entry at Moroccan Airport
At immigration, you may be asked to show:
- Passport with visa/eVisa
- Return ticket
- Hotel booking
- Proof of funds
Be confident, polite, and organized with your documents.
Best Cities Nigerians Love in Morocco
Marrakech – Culture, luxury riads, souks, palaces.
Sahara Desert (Merzouga) – Camel rides, desert camps, sunsets.
Agadir and Essaouira – Beaches and relaxation.
Casablanca – Modern city life.
Chefchaouen – Famous blue city.
Fes – Oldest imperial city.
Best Time to Visit
The best months are:
March – May and September – November
Weather is pleasant for sightseeing and desert tours.
Currency & Payments:
- Currency: Moroccan Dirham (MAD)
- Cash is important in markets
- Cards accepted in hotels and malls
- Exchange money at airports or banks
Culture & Dressing:
Morocco is friendly and welcoming. Nigerians are well respected. Dress modestly in religious places, but casual dressing is fine in tourist areas.
Safety:
Morocco is very safe for tourists. Just follow normal travel precautions:
- Avoid isolated areas at night.
- Keep valuables safe.
- Use licensed guides and drivers.
Why do Nigerians Love Morocco?
✔ Luxury at affordable prices
✔ Rich Islamic and African heritage
✔ Beautiful desert experience
✔ Great food and hospitality
✔ Perfect for couples, families, and groups
Final Tip:
Always plan your visa early, book your flights ahead, and choose a trusted Moroccan tour company for a smooth experience.
