On Friday, March 20, the Government of Morocco put into place a “Health State of Emergency” to limit the spread of COVID-19. Movement during the day should be limited to work, shopping, medical care, purchasing medicine/medical supplies, and emergency situations only. During the 6 PM to 6 AM curfew, movement restrictions will be strictly enforced. As a result, and due to our reduced staffing, the Consular Section of the U.S. Consulate General in Casablanca is providing emergency services only.
If you require an emergency service, please write to ACSCasablanca@state.gov.
For further updates, please check this website regularly.
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For the latest information about COVID-19 affecting U.S. citizens in Morocco, please visit:
https://ma.usembassy.gov/25161/
The U.S. Consulate General in Casablanca, Morocco, provides routine consular services by appointment to all U.S. citizens visiting or resident in Morocco.
DURING RAMADAN, AMERICAN CITIZEN SERVICES HOURS WILL BE FROM 8.00 AM AND 12.00PM
Schedule an appointment for passport, notary or other services (NOT including visa services. Do not use this link to schedule an appointment to record a birth; instead, see the instructions at Report of Birth Abroad.
NEW HOURS – The American Citizen Services (ACS) is available to attend routine telephone inquiries regarding citizen service matters from Monday to Friday, 12:00 pm to 4:00 pm. We can be reached at 212-522-64-20-99. In the event our staff is attending to other ACS cases during your call, please leave a message and we will return the calls in the order they were received.
American Citizen Services hours and the American Citizen Services direct phone line are for non-visa matters. Please note that you may not make an American Citizen Services appointment to inquire about a visa case, nor are we able to address visa questions on the phone.
The Consulate will be closed for services during the American and Moroccan holidays as shown in the link below:
Security Procedures and Prohibited Items
You will pass through several security checks. To speed up the process, we encourage you to limit the amount of jewelry and metal items you bring with you.
You may not bring electronic devices into the U.S. Consulate. These include cell phones, audio and video players, laptops, pagers, MP3 players and portable gaming devices. The U.S. Consulate provides cubbies at the front entrance for the storage of electronic devices. The U.S. Consulate will not be responsible for lost items.
The following items are prohibited, and trying to enter the U.S. Consulate with any of them may result in the loss of your appointment:
- Weapons, including items that may be confused for weapons, and replicas of weapons including firearms, knives, pepper spray, explosives, metal razors, nail clippers, and scissors.
- Lightersor other accelerants.
- Large bags(small bags that can be carried by hand are permitted).
- Liquids and food items, including perfumes, gels and aerosols.
- Sealed envelopes or packages.
These lists are not exhaustive. Other items may be prohibited at the discretion of security staff. There is no facility at the U.S. Consulate to store prohibited items. You must make arrangements to store these items before entering.
