As the countdown to the TotalEnergies CAF Africa Cup of Nations Morocco 2025 intensifies, the Local Organising Committee (LOC) and the Confédération Africaine de Football (CAF) have introduced a major travel boost for supporters worldwide: free electronic visas (e-Visas) via the YALLA App.
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With just 17 days to kick off, the new measure is set to enhance mobility, simplify travel planning, and ensure a smooth arrival experience for fans flocking to Morocco for Africa’s premier football spectacle, scheduled from 21 December 2025 to 18 January 2026.
A Seamless System for Visiting Fans
The free e-Visa initiative comes in response to the surge in global demand for AFCON match tickets and travel logistics.
With thousands already securing seats through CAF’s ticketing platform, CAF and the LOC are making it easier than ever for supporters to enter the host nation.
All fans attending the tournament must possess a Fan ID, which is mandatory for stadium entry and designated Fan Areas.
The new system allows applicants to complete both the Fan ID and e-Visa requests within the YALLA App, offering a unified, fast and secure digital pathway from travel planning to match access.
How the Free E-Visa Works
The YALLA App acts as the central portal for identity verification, visa processing and ticket access. Fans only need to follow three simple steps:
1. Download the YALLA App from Google Play, the App Store, or visit www.yallamorocco.ma.
2. Fill out the Fan ID application, and where applicable, complete the e-Visa request directly within the app.
3. Once both are approved, purchase match tickets through tickets.cafonline.com.
The e-Visa is issued electronically at no cost, eliminating processing delays or physical appointments.
It also ensures border procedures are quicker and more secure for international visitors.
Enhancing the AFCON 2025 Experience
The introduction of the free e-Visa is part of a broader strategy to ensure a world-class experience for spectators as Morocco prepares to host the tournament across nine stadiums in eight cities.
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