Morocco is a Hague Apostille country (in force since 14 August 2016). A single apostille from the correct Canadian authority is accepted in Morocco — no embassy or consular legalization step. Because Canada joined the Convention without any objection, Canadian apostilles are accepted there.
| Destination status | Hague Apostille member (since 2016) |
| What you need | One apostille — no embassy legalization |
| Translation | French is widely used in Morocco; an Arabic translation may be required by the receiving authority — we confirm at pre-check |
| Canadian authority | Set by where your document was issued or notarized |
How your document is routed in Canada
The Canadian authority depends on where your document was issued or notarized — not on where you live. See the document guides and the by-province overview for the exact authority, fee and timeline.
Most-requested documents for Morocco include family reunification, marriage, study, retirement and property. Common examples are RCMP checks, birth and marriage certificates, and degrees — each with its own routing, which we confirm at pre-check.
Common questions
Does Morocco accept Canadian apostilles?
Yes. Morocco is a contracting party to the Hague Apostille Convention, and Canada's accession was accepted without objection, so a Canadian apostille is accepted in Morocco with no embassy or consular legalization step.
Which authority apostilles my document?
The authority is decided by where the document was issued or notarized — Québec, Ontario, BC, Alberta and Saskatchewan have their own; federal documents and all other provinces go to Global Affairs Canada.
Do I need a translation?
French is widely used in Morocco, so French documents are often workable; an Arabic translation may be required by the receiving authority. We confirm what your destination needs at pre-check.
Sending a document to Morocco?
Upload a scan — we'll confirm the exact route, screen it for refusal risks, and send a fixed quote within one business day.
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