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As excitement builds for the FIFA World Cup 2026 in the United States, the Embassy of Morocco in Washington has officially released a practical guide and an informational video capsule to assist Moroccan supporters planning to travel and support the Atlas Lions.
This proactive initiative aims to help fans anticipate all administrative, logistical, and security procedures related to this major international sporting event.
Why This Guide Is Important for Moroccan Supporters
The 2026 World Cup will take place across several American cities, including New Jersey, Boston, and Atlanta during the group stage. For many Moroccan fans, this will be their first experience traveling to the United States for a global tournament.
The embassy’s guide provides clear, step-by-step explanations covering everything from match ticket purchases to visa applications, ensuring that supporters are fully prepared before departure.
| Date & Time | Opponent | Venue & City |
|---|---|---|
| June 13 – 18:00 | Brazil | MetLife Stadium, New Jersey |
| June 19 – 18:00 | Scotland | Gillette Stadium, Boston |
| June 24 – (TBD) | Haiti | Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta |
Step 1: Secure Your Match Tickets and FIFA Pass
The first essential step is booking official match tickets. Purchasing tickets is mandatory before applying for certain event-related access requirements, including the FIFA pass system.
Supporters are strongly advised to use official FIFA platforms to avoid fraud and unauthorized resellers.
Step 2: Apply for a U.S. Visa Early
Moroccan passport holders must apply for a U.S. tourist visa (B1/B2). The embassy recommends starting the process several months in advance due to high global demand ahead of the World Cup.
- Complete the DS-160 form online
- Schedule a visa interview
- Prepare financial and travel documentation
- Provide proof of match ticket purchase
Early preparation is key to avoiding delays.
Travel Logistics: Flights, Currency & Accommodation
The guide also addresses practical travel considerations:
- Booking round-trip flights from Morocco
- Activating tourist foreign currency allowances
- Purchasing travel and health insurance
- Reserving accommodation well in advance
Given the scale of the event, hotel prices in host cities are expected to rise significantly as the tournament approaches.
Respect U.S. Customs and Entry Regulations
Supporters are reminded to strictly comply with U.S. customs regulations, particularly regarding prohibited goods. Carrying restricted items can lead to entry denial or legal issues.
Travelers should review official U.S. customs guidelines before departure.
Getting Around in Host Cities
The embassy’s recommendations also include:
- Using public transportation systems
- Activating international roaming or purchasing local SIM cards
- Following safety guidelines in public spaces
American cities hosting matches are well equipped with infrastructure, but planning ahead remains essential.
Consular Support During the Tournament
The Moroccan diplomatic network across the United States will remain fully mobilized throughout the World Cup. Consular services will be available to assist Moroccan nationals in case of emergencies or administrative difficulties.
This support ensures Moroccan fans can focus on what truly matters — cheering for the Atlas Lions on the world stage.
A Historic Moment for Moroccan Football
Following Morocco’s historic performance at the 2022 World Cup, expectations are high for 2026. The tournament represents not only a sporting challenge but also a moment of national pride.
With proper preparation, Moroccan supporters can experience the World Cup safely, confidently, and memorably.
World Cup 2026 is more than a tournament — it’s a global celebration, and Morocco will be there.
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More World Cup 2026 Guides:
- How to Get FIFA World Cup 2026 Tickets: Prices, Sales Phases, Draw Details Morocco’s Full Match Guide
- FIFA World Cup 2026™: Full Match Schedule (All 104 Games)
- Visa & ESTA Guide for the 2026 FIFA World Cup in the United States
- Moroccan Diaspora in New York and New Jersey Mobilizes to Host World Cup Fans

