FIFA 2030 VisasWhat every fan needs to know
FIFA World Cup 2030 spans Spain, Portugal and Morocco. Spain and Portugal share a Schengen visa. Morocco is visa-free for most African passport holders. Here is the complete picture before you book.
Country by country breakdown
The three main host nations have very different visa regimes. Morocco is the easiest for African fans — a major advantage for those choosing to base in Casablanca or Marrakech.
Covers both Spain and Portugal — one application
€80 for adults (standard Schengen fee)
Apply at least 6–8 weeks before travel. Peak World Cup period will see heavy demand — apply 3 months in advance to be safe.
Apply at Spanish or Portuguese consulate/embassy in your country. Requires invitation letter, confirmed hotel bookings, match tickets or event registration, bank statements (usually 3 months), travel insurance, and a return flight itinerary.
Nigerian, Ghanaian, South African, Kenyan, Tanzanian, Ugandan passport holders all require a Schengen visa. Having confirmed match tickets significantly strengthens the application.
Morocco only
Free for most African passport holders
No advance visa required for most nationalities — confirm on arrival or apply for e-visa where required.
Many African and Western nationals can enter Morocco without a pre-arranged visa. Nigerian, Ghanaian, South African, Kenyan passport holders typically receive visa-free access. Check the current Moroccan embassy guidance for your nationality as policies can change.
Morocco is significantly easier to visit than Spain or Portugal for African fans. No Schengen process, no bank statement requirements, no interview. This is a major reason to include Morocco in your FIFA 2030 trip.
Visa guidance included in every Cantravu package
Every Cantravu FIFA 2030 package includes a visa guidance pack — confirmed match ticket documentation (strengthens Schengen applications), hotel confirmation letters, and step-by-step country-specific guidance for your nationality.