- Morocco’s Accès Maroc portal is back online, but some users still report freezes after the August disruption.
- The AEVM system still lists 72 working hours for standard visas and 24 working hours for express files.
- Current fee screens show 770 MAD standard and 1,100 MAD express for eligible applicants.
Morocco’s Accès Maroc portal is back online for e-Visa applications via AEVM, but some applicants are still running into freezes after a late-August disruption. The site is up. It is not fully smooth.
The portal remains Morocco’s official online route for eligible travelers, and it runs on the acces-maroc.ma domain. Launched on July 10, 2022, the system is still the government’s application path in 2026.
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The trouble surfaced in late August. One account dated August 27, 2026 said the site had been under severe technical disruption since August 20, 2026. Travelers could still reach the portal, check eligibility, and start a form, but the process stalled later on. No public official explanation had appeared then.
Published 2026 guides still describe the same two-speed system. Routine cases are listed at 72 Moroccan working hours, while express files are listed at 24 Moroccan working hours once an application is filed. That timing has not changed in the latest guidance.
The fee screens shown in August also kept to two prices: 770 MAD for a standard application and 1,100 MAD for express service. Some 2026 guides put the cost at about 30 to 90 USD, depending on nationality and processing choice. The numbers vary. The structure does not.
Fees and processing stayed on the same two-track structure
| Option | Reported fee | Processing time |
|---|---|---|
| Standard application | 770 MAD | 72 Moroccan working hours |
| Express option | 1,100 MAD | 24 Moroccan working hours |
The portal still handles tourism and business requests for eligible nationalities. Other 2026 guides say travelers holding Schengen, US, UK, Canadian, Australian, or Japanese visas or residence permits can also qualify in some cases. The application path stays narrow. It is still online.
That makes the live site more than a convenience. When the page loads, applicants are still expected to check eligibility there first and continue through the same government channel. If the form freezes, the latest reporting points to a technical disruption, not the end of the service.
Applicants who need the visa route should start at acces-maroc.ma and make sure the form moves past the first screens before they rely on it for travel. The most recent concrete disruption report still placed the problem on August 27, 2026.
