Morocco is a party to the Hague Apostille Convention: a single apostille, affixed in Switzerland by the chancellery of the issuing canton, makes your Swiss document valid there — no embassy, no consulate, no further stamp.
Order an apostille →Always in the country that issued the document — so for your Swiss diploma, extract or certificate, at the state chancellery of the issuing canton, or at the Federal Chancellery for federal documents. We route it; you just name the canton.
Diplomas and transcripts for jobs and universities, civil-status records for marriages and residence, criminal-record extracts for visas, commercial-register extracts and powers of attorney for business.
Standard 1–2 business days plus delivery; same-day express available. Registered Swiss mail included — or DHL straight to Morocco (CHF 140 worldwide, CHF 90 in Europe).
Arabic is the language of the administration, and an Arabic translation is the safe assumption. French is widely used in Moroccan administrative practice, however, and a document from Geneva, Vaud, Neuchâtel or Jura is sometimes accepted in French without translation. Sometimes is not always — confirm with the receiving office rather than assume, because the two outcomes differ by the price of a translation.
Morocco joined the Apostille Convention some years ago, so the consular chain through the embassy is no longer needed for Swiss documents. Family and inheritance matters here often require several pieces at once and sometimes involve a notary in Morocco after our part — describe the situation and we will tell you what the Swiss side can cover.