Kazakhstan and Morocco Announce Visa-Free Travel for Citizens
ASTANA – In a move that will undoubtedly strengthen ties between Kazakhstan and the Kingdom of Morocco, the Kazakh government has recently approved a visa exemption agreement. This agreement will allow citizens of both countries to travel freely between the two nations without the need for a visa, for stays of up to 30 days within a 180-day period.
The resolution, which was adopted on Feb. 13, specifies that the visa exemption applies to holders of national and general civil passports from both Kazakhstan and Morocco. One important condition is that the passports must be valid for at least three months before their expiration date.
This new visa exemption agreement marks a significant step towards promoting tourism, trade, and cultural exchange between Kazakhstan and Morocco. It will make it easier for citizens of both countries to visit and explore each other’s nations, deepening the bonds of friendship and cooperation.
The visa exemption agreement reflects the commitment of Kazakhstan and Morocco to fostering closer relations and mutual understanding. It is a positive development that will benefit the people of both countries and contribute to the overall prosperity and development of the region.
With this visa exemption in place, citizens of Kazakhstan and Morocco can look forward to easier and more seamless travel opportunities between the two countries. It is a move that will undoubtedly bring the people of Kazakhstan and Morocco closer together and open up new possibilities for collaboration and partnership in the future.
