Morocco Resumes Tourist Visa Process for Taiwan Passport Holders | Taiwan News | Sep. 28, 2026 15:27
MOFA said the embassy reopened visa confirmation letters for tourism only, while Taiwan kept restrictions on Moroccan applicants.
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Africa’s most visited country may have again granted visa access to one of the biggest sources of tension between China and the US
Two months after suspending the tourist visa application process for Taiwanese nationals, the Kingdom of Morocco reversed its decision last week, allowing people from the Asian country to reapply for visas.
Morocco Resumes Tourist Visa Processing for Taiwan Passport Holders
Morocco has resumed processing tourist visa applications from Taiwan passport holders, ending a suspension that had stood since July. Taiwan’s Central News Agency (CNA) reported the news on Monday, citing the island’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MOFA).
Morocco resumes Taiwanese tourism visa applications: MOFA
Taipei, Sept. 28 (CNA)The Taiwan government said Monday it had received confirmation Morocco resumed accepting tourism visa applications from Taiwanese passport holders last week, two months after abruptly suspending the process in July.
Morocco resumes Taiwanese tourism visa applications
The government today said it had received confirmation Morocco resumed accepting tourism visa applications from Taiwanese passport holders last week, two months after abruptly suspending the process in July.The Ministry of Foreign Affairs said that a staffer at its office in Tokyo called the Morocca
According to the Taiwan Ministry of Foreign Affairs, on Monday, 28 September, Morocco resumed accepting applications for tourism visas for Taiwan's passport holders, nearly two months after this process was abruptly suspended by him in the past in Julius. Taiwan's Central News Agency (CNA) said that the Moroccan Embassy in Japan confirmed that applications for visa confirmation letters (VCL) for passengers [...] had been resumed after diplomatic…
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