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Visa and Fee Information for Pakistanis Working in Morocco

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By Web Desk Published February 10, 2025 2 Min Read
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Pakistani citizens aiming to work in Morocco must secure a visa from the relevant department to ensure they receive legal protection in the host country. The visa protection affords several key benefits, including full legal protection and access to comprehensive assistance from Pakistan’s mission in Morocco.

Individuals can seek legal aid through the Community Welfare Attaché at the Pakistan Embassy in Morocco. Additionally, visa holders benefit from life insurance coverage of up to Rs1 million.

Regarding compensation, the highest-paying jobs in Morocco are typically in construction, with salaries paid in Moroccan Dirhams. As of February 10, 2025, one Moroccan Dirham is equivalent to Rs27.83 in Pakistani currency.

Protector Fee in Pakistan for Morocco Work Visa

Pakistani workers travelling to Morocco are required to pay the following fees:

Securing visa protection ensures that Pakistani workers in Morocco are fully safeguarded and can access necessary assistance during their stay.

Here’s the fee structure for emigrants through Direct Employment and Overseas Employment Promoter (OEP) in table format:

Fee Structure for Emigrants through Direct Employment

Fee TypeAmount (Rs)Details
Life Insurance Fee2,500Covers life risk up to Rs1 million for five years
OPF Welfare Fund Fee4,000
Registration Fee2,500
OEC Fee200
Total Fee9,200

Fee Structure for Emigrants through Overseas Employment Promoter (OEP)

Fee TypeAmount (Rs)Details
Life Insurance Fee2,500
OEP Service Charges15,000Additional Rs6,000 for processing cases
Registration Fee500
OEC Fee200
Welfare Fund (OPF)4,000
Total Fee22,200

It is crucial for Pakistanis seeking employment abroad to use legal channels. In a recent tragic event, at least 50 migrants, many of whom were Pakistanis, perished when their boat capsized off the Moroccan coast. This incident was the most recent in a series of deadly accidents involving individuals attempting to reach Spain’s Canary Islands from West Africa.

Read: Pakistan Releases Names of 21 Survivors from Morocco Boat Tragedy

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