Taiwan (Chinese Taipei) to Morocco visa requirements

Yes, a visa is required. Taiwan ordinary passport holders cannot enter Morocco visa-free and are NOT eligible for Morocco's eVisa system. You must obtain a paper tourist visa (issued as a "Visa Confirmation Letter") in advance by mail through the Moroccan Embassy in Tokyo, Japan, before you travel. There is no visa-on-arrival. Taiwan and Morocco have no diplomatic relations, and Morocco does not grant Taiwanese ordinary passport holders visa-free entry. Taiwan is also excluded from Morocco's electronic visa (eVisa) program — the official Morocco eVisa portal restricts a small set of nationalities (including Taiwan, alongside Iran, Kosovo, Palestine and Syria) from applying. Because there is no Moroccan diplomatic mission in Taiwan, applications are handled by the Moroccan Embassy in Tokyo, Japan, and are submitted by post/courier. The result is a "Visa Confirmation Letter" (入境簽證函) rather than a sticker visa, which you present on arrival. The visa itself carries no government fee, but applicants pay courier costs and should budget for travel insurance. Processing is slow — officially quoted at 1-2 months, with 4-6 weeks being typical, so apply 6-8 weeks ahead. Required documents include a passport valid 6+ months with two blank pages, photos, confirmed round-trip flights, hotel bookings, bank statements and ideally travel/medical insurance. Morocco is NOT part of the Schengen Area, so the Schengen 90/180 rule and ETIAS do not apply; the stay granted to Taiwanese is typically short (around 14-15 days). Be conservative and apply well in advance, as processing times can lengthen in high season.