Get Your Morocco Dual Citizenship — Learn How to Apply
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Eligibility Overview
- By Birth: You are a Moroccan citizen if born in Morocco to a Moroccan father, or in some cases a Moroccan mother.
- By Descent: If you were born abroad and your father is Moroccan, you automatically qualify. Children of Moroccan mothers may also qualify, depending on circumstances.
- By Naturalization: You can apply after legally residing in Morocco for at least 5 years.
- By Marriage: Foreign spouses of Moroccan citizens may apply after 5 years of marriage and residence.
Note: Morocco allows dual citizenship. You are not required to renounce your previous nationality when applying.
Step-by-Step Process
- Check Your Eligibility
- Create Your Account
- Upload Required Documents
- Submit Application to Moroccan Authorities
- Track Application Status and Final Approval
Benefits of Dual Citizenship
- Live, work, and do business in Morocco without restriction
- Retain your original nationality
- Pass Moroccan citizenship to your children
- Access to healthcare, education, and local rights
Frequently asked questions.
Do I have to pay taxes in Morocco if I become a dual citizen?
Morocco taxes individuals based on residency and income source. If you reside abroad and have no Moroccan income, you typically won’t be taxed. Residents and those with Moroccan-source income must file taxes.
Does Morocco allow dual citizenship?
Yes. Moroccan law allows you to hold Moroccan citizenship alongside another nationality.
How long does the naturalization process take?
It generally takes 12–24 months depending on your residency history and documentation.