Dubai Tourist Visa for Moroccan Families – Apply Online
Apply for a Dubai tourist visa for Moroccan families through a clear online process for parents, children and infants travelling together. Compare starting prices, prepare each traveller’s documents, add every family member to one application and choose processing that fits your departure date.
Before Your Moroccan Family Applies
The traveller’s Moroccan passport—not the parent’s application alone—determines the document and eligibility review. Children cannot be included only by writing their names on a parent’s form. Each traveller needs an individual passport, photograph and application record.
Documents for Parents, Children and Infants
Prepare clear files for every applicant. A family submission can be delayed when one child’s photograph is unsuitable or names and dates do not match across the supplied documents.
Moroccan passport
Submit the passport bio page for each applicant. The passport should normally remain valid for at least six months from the intended UAE arrival date.
Recent photograph
Provide a clear recent colour photograph for each traveller, including babies. The face should be visible against a plain background.
Child’s birth certificate
A birth certificate may be requested to establish the relationship between the child and the accompanying parent or parents.
Parents’ documents
Keep copies of the parents’ passports and relevant travel details ready when submitting an application for a minor.
Travel information
Your planned arrival date, accommodation information and return or onward itinerary may be requested during the review.
Consent where applicable
Additional consent or custody evidence may be requested when a child travels with one parent, another relative or a guardian.
Current Dubai Tourist Visa Prices for a Moroccan Family
Prices below are current starting DubaiVisa.com assisted-service amounts per applicant. Select a card to review the relevant stay option before applying.
14-Day Single Entry
A short-stay option for an eligible family planning one UAE arrival and a trip lasting no more than two weeks.
View 14-day option →30-Day Single Entry
Suitable for a standard family holiday with one planned UAE entry and a stay of up to 30 days.
View 30-day option →60-Day Single Entry
Designed for an eligible family whose planned visit cannot comfortably fit within 14 or 30 days.
View 60-day option →30-Day Multiple Entry
Consider this only when the confirmed family itinerary requires leaving the UAE and returning during the authorised period.
Check multiple-entry details →60-Day Multiple Entry
A longer multiple-entry option for eligible travellers with a genuine exit-and-return itinerary.
Check multiple-entry details →How to Apply Online as a Moroccan Family
Follow the application in this order so every traveller is entered with the correct passport and trip information.
Open the application
Go to the online application and begin with the passport nationality selection screen.
Select Morocco
Select and confirm Morocco as the passport nationality for the traveller whose application you are completing.
Choose the trip details
Select the intended stay range and travel date. Use the same planned itinerary for family members travelling together.
Review the available option
Check the recommended visa, processing service and live payable amount shown for the selected passport and journey.
Add applicant documents
Enter the traveller’s contact and passport details, then upload the requested photograph and supporting documents.
Add every family member
Use the additional-traveller option for each parent, child or infant. Review all names, passport numbers and dates before completing payment.
Processing Options and Family Planning
Submit all family applications early enough for document corrections and authority review. A parent’s approval does not automatically approve a child’s separate application.
| Processing option | Indicative service time | Best used when |
|---|---|---|
| Standard processing | Approximately 24–48 hours | The family has allowed enough time before departure. |
| Express processing | Approximately 24 hours where available | Travel is closer and faster handling is offered for the application. |
Family Application Mistakes to Avoid
Leaving a child off the application
Infants and children require their own travel documents and cannot travel only under a parent’s approved entry permission.
Using mismatched names
Enter every name exactly as shown on the relevant passport. Check spelling, spacing and the order of names before payment.
Submitting unclear files
Blurred, cropped or reflective passport scans can prevent important information from being verified.
Selecting the wrong entry type
A single-entry option is generally sufficient when the family enters the UAE once and stays until departure.
Different family travel dates
Check that the intended arrival and departure information is consistent for travellers following the same itinerary.
Booking too close to departure
Leave time for document corrections and authority checks rather than relying on an estimated processing window.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does every Moroccan child need a separate UAE visa?
Yes. Every child and infant who requires advance UAE entry permission needs an individual application and approved entry document, even when travelling with both parents.
How much does a Dubai tourist application cost for a Moroccan family?
Current starting assisted-service prices per applicant are US$140 for 14-day single entry, US$165 for 30-day single entry, US$180 for 60-day single entry, US$259 for 30-day multiple entry and US$410 for 60-day multiple entry. The final option and total are shown before payment.
Can parents and children apply together?
Yes. Family members can be added during the same online application journey, but each traveller must have separate personal details, passport information, documents and an individual application assessment.
Does a baby need a passport and photograph?
Yes. A baby requires an individual valid passport and a suitable recent photograph. A birth certificate and parents’ passport copies may also be requested.
What may be required when a child travels with one parent?
Additional parental consent, relationship evidence or custody documents may be requested depending on the child’s circumstances and the authority or airline checks.
How long does family application processing take?
Standard service is commonly estimated at approximately 24–48 hours. Express handling may be available at an additional charge with an estimated time of around 24 hours, but neither timeframe guarantees approval.
Is one payment enough for the complete family?
The family may complete one combined application journey, but pricing is calculated per traveller because every parent, child and infant has an individual application.
Ready to Submit Your Family Application?
Select Morocco as the passport nationality, add every traveller and review the available option, processing service and final amount before payment.
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