Colombia visa requirements for Moroccans

Moroccans visiting Colombia for recreation, sightseeing and relaxation are the recipients of the Colombian tourist visa.

Moroccans can visit relatives and friends in Colombia with this visa. 

If you are visiting a friend in Colombia, a letter of invitation from your host is required. The letter should have your host’s home address and a means of identification of your host.

Employed applicants should submit a letter from their employer stating the awareness and duration of their leave.

Applicants should be in possession of a valid passport that has a minimum validity of 6 months from the proposed date of travel.

Proof of financial sufficiency that covers the applicant’s duration of stay should be submitted.

Applicants should provide proof of hotel reservation or accommodation that covers their duration of stay.

A proof that shows that the applicant has the willingness to return to Morocco at the expiration of their visa should be submitted.

Proof of yellow fever vaccination is mandatory.

Immunization is recommended against malaria, tetanus and hepatitis B.

Minors applying for this visa should ensure they have an unabridged original copy of their birth certificate. A letter of consent signed by both parents should also be provided.

Proof of paid visa application fees should be tendered.

You are not allowed to seek for public funds while you are in the country.

This Business Visa is issued to Moroccans travelling to Colombia for business purposes. 

The business visa allows a  short period of visit to Colombia.

The business visa can be issued as a single, double or multiple entry visa.

Holders of the business visa are not allowed to reside in Colombia. 

The Colombia business visa is sub-divided into four types:

      The NE1: is meant for foreigners who wish to gain entry for the sole purpose of conducting business, foster economic exchanges, invest and create business. 

      The NE2:  allows foreigners to gain entry temporarily as business persons for infrastructure within Colombia which includes free trade agreements, promote businesses, develop investment, and established a commercial presence.  

      The NE3: enables foreigners who are government officials to gain entry to promote commercial and economic exchanges in or with Colombia 

      The NE4 is for foreigners who are senior executives or presidents of a multinational company in order to invest or generate business. 

The Colombian business visa can be extended.

A letter from the applicant’s employer stating the purpose and duration of the applicant’s visit should be submitted to the embassy.

A letter from the host company in Colombia stating the purpose and duration of the applicant’s visit should be submitted.

If the company would be responsible for the expenses of the applicants while in Colombia it should be clearly stated in their letter.

A certificate of existence of the company inviting the applicant for a visit to Colombia is to be provided. 

Proof of hotel reservation or accommodation should be submitted.

Applicant travel itinerary should be submitted.

A proof that shows that the applicant has the incentive of returning to Morocco at the expiration of their visa should be submitted.

The Colombian student’s visa is issued to Moroccans travelling to Colombia for study purposes.

Applicants should ensure that they have been issued admission into an institution of learning in Colombia before initiating this visa application process

The M-visa is a visa for students intending to study a degree program such as Bachelors programme.

The V-visa is a visa for students who study a non-degree programme.  

Both the M and V can be extended to suit the completion of the study programme.

Applicants should be in possession of a valid passport or with a minimum of two blank pages for the visa stamp

Two recent passports taken in a white background is to be presented at the entry of the Colombia port.

A photocopy of the admission or registration certificate issued by the educational establishment should be submitted.

 Proof of payment of full or part payment of tuition fee should be submitted.

Proof of financial sufficiency that covers the applicant’s duration of stay.

Certificates and transcripts that qualifies the applicant for the course in which he has been offered admission should be submitted.

If the certificates do not match the requirements stipulated for the course in which the applicant has been given admission, their application would be denied.

Applicants below 18 are to submit a copy of their original birth certificate alongside a letter of consent from one or both parents.

If you are a holder of an M-student visa for five years, you become eligible to receive a Resident visa.

Applicants who are not physically present within two years of issuance would have their visas revoked.

Proof of yellow fever vaccination is compulsory.