How to get Mali Visa in Rabat Morocco
If you are planning to visit Mali, then one of the easiest places to get a Mali visa is Rabat. The embassy accepts applications from 9 am until 2 pm and visas are issued between 11 am – 3 pm.
Please contact the embassy directly regarding opening hours as they can vary.
More details can be found here at 123embassy.com.
We applied before noon and our visa was ready at 3 pm. Friendly staff even asked if we needed a multi-entry visa or one for 90 days.
Single entry 30 days visa for Australian and EU passports costs 250 MAD.
Multi entry 90 days Mali visa costs 550 MAD.
What you will need to get Mali Visa in Rabat:
- 2 Passport Photos
- A completed application form provided by the embassy for Mali Visa
- A fee of 250 MAD paid in cash (single entry)
- A printed copy of your passport
- They have asked us for a hotel booking but didn’t need it in the end.
Location: Address: Embassy of Mali, 7, Rue Thami Lambaouar, Rabat, Morocco
Google maps will get you there and metered taxis are cheap in Rabat.
There is also a patisserie, Carrefour supermarket, and a bank nearby. Mauritania Embassy is just down the road if you are applying for a Mauritania visa too – Go to their embassy first thing in the morning as they don’t keep your passports, then get your Mali visa.
Have you recently applied for Mali Visa recently? Let us know in the comments.
I hope this information about applying for a Mali visa in Rabat is helpful for you. Would you happen to need some information about applying for other African visas? Check out our Visa Guide.
Travel Tips for Africa
We have many travel guides and tips for Africa – what a massive continent!
Have you ever wondered how many countries in Africa there are? 54 or 55? We cover them in depth in our ultimate Africa bucket list.
There is some delicious cuisine to be enjoyed across Africa, and these ten best African countries for food will inspire your food journey.
Check out how many of these 15 most popular foods you can taste.
If you’re wondering what they eat for breakfast in Africa, check out these 20 popular breakfast foods.
For food lovers, our Food Map of AFRICA lists the quintessential dish you need to eat in every nation!
It’s worth reading these 17 ESSENTIAL Things to know before travelling to West Africa, and our packing list for Africa may be helpful to you.
Don’t miss our recap of our travels across West Africa for even more helpful tips, and try these popular West African dishes; they’re fantastic!
You’ll need to stay connected while travelling in Africa. We recommend eSIM. It’s easy, reliable and affordable. View eSIMs for individual countries in Africa, or consider a regional eSIM for Africa (which covers 36 countries)
If your travels in Africa are part of a much larger global adventure, then a Global eSIM may be the answer. It connects you in 124 countries, offering data-only eSIM and data/call/text Global eSIM. This eSIM has been a game-changer for us, and we couldn’t imagine travelling without it now.
If you want to travel with like-minded travellers, consider joining a group tour. View the best deals on group tours in Africa.
Finally, check out our travel resources page for the best websites, tools and products we use to travel the world.
View the travel gear we use on the road, and don’t miss our best-ever travel tips compiled from more than twenty years of experience.
4 Comments. Leave new
Hi! Thank you so much for sharing this information, it was hugely helpful. We just got our Mali visas in Rabat on October 19th for a trip in February. All of your information appears accurate except they did not give us the visas. We arrived at 10 am on a Wednesday and had to come back the following day to pick them up. There was also some confusion about whether we should take our passports with us, but ultimately we left them so they could be processed. We are American and the process may have been smoother if we spoke better French (lol) but luckily a couple of staff members spoke some English. Thank you so much for sharing all this info!
Hi Robin,
Fantastic! So happy to hear that our blog/information was hugely helpful to others. We really appreciate your updates to the process too. It can only help other travellers in the future. Happy Travels to you guys!
Hi, I am planning to get my visa in Rabat to Mali at the end of January. I am wondering if you happen to know if the visa service is available Mon-Fri or just specified days and a limited time?
Regards
Hi Emil,
The hours can vary at this embassy for visa service and processing. We recommend you contact them to arrange an appointment time or check opening hours/days before your arrival. Read more details & find a contact phone number for the embassy here https://www.123embassy.com/Embassy/19974/Mali-in-Rabat