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Morocco Nomad Residency

Work Remotely from Morocco as a Digital Nomad

Morocco combines affordable living, reliable Atlantic and Mediterranean weather, fast-growing coworking infrastructure in Marrakech and Casablanca, and straightforward tourist visa rules that allow most Western nationalities 90 days on entry. We guide you through long-term stay options.

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Who this is for

  • Remote workers who want a North African base with European timezone proximity
  • Entrepreneurs attracted by Morocco's growing startup ecosystem
  • Nomads looking for a non-Schengen European-adjacent destination
  • Those interested in Morocco's relatively low cost of living and vibrant culture
Pricing
From $399

Morocco government fees charged separately.

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What's included

How it works

Step 1

Visa assessment

We identify the best Morocco stay pathway based on your nationality and intended duration.

Step 2

Residency preparation

For stays beyond 90 days, we prepare your residency card application with the required documentation.

Step 3

Application filed

We submit your residency application to the Moroccan authorities.

Step 4

Setup complete

Residency card in hand, with banking and company setup completed in parallel.

Frequently asked questions

Does Morocco have a digital nomad visa?

Morocco does not currently have a standalone digital nomad visa. Most nationalities (US, UK, EU, Canada, Australia) get 90 days on entry as tourists. Staying longer requires a residency permit (carte de sejour), which can be obtained by showing proof of income and accommodation. Morocco is expected to announce a formal digital nomad visa in 2025.

What is Marrakech like for digital nomads?

Marrakech has a growing nomad scene centred on the Gueliz and Hivernage districts, which have reliable fibre internet and coworking spaces. The medina is an incredible cultural experience but internet can be less reliable in traditional riads. Nomads typically base themselves in Gueliz for work and explore the medina for leisure.

What currency and banking is used in Morocco?

Morocco's currency is the Moroccan Dirham (MAD), which is not freely convertible outside Morocco. Most nomads use international digital banks (Wise, Revolut) for day-to-day expenses and withdraw MAD from ATMs. We assist with setting up international banking that works well in Morocco.

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Fixed price, real-time tracking, and expert handling, from first document to final approval.

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