Morocco: passport and entry requirements
Morocco is visa-free for UK families and needs only three months left on each passport.
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Your passport
You need at least three months left on each passport after the day you arrive. A passport with limited time left can still be fine here, as long as it clears those three months. Check the actual dates rather than assume, and make sure no passport is damaged, because a torn or water-stained one can cause problems at the border.
If you've got children, look at their passports early. They come up for renewal more often than an adult's, so a child's is the one most likely to be short.
Getting in
British tourists don't need a visa, and you can stay for up to 90 days. There's no online form to fill in before you fly, so babies and young children need nothing arranged in advance. Each traveller is covered on their own passport.
Get your passport stamped when you arrive. It's easy to miss in a busy arrivals hall, and an unstamped passport can hold you up when you come to leave. To stay beyond 90 days you'd apply for an extension at a police station in Morocco.
Every child needs their own passport, however young, valid for at least three months after you arrive. The visa-free entry covers each of them in their own right, so there's nothing to apply for on a child's behalf before you travel.
Official sources
Last checked 11 August 2026. Passport and entry rules change, so always confirm on GOV.UK before you book or travel.
