
Morocco ID Card Renewal Online - Fast Digital Process
Renewing your ID card often feels like a waste of time. To put an end to tedious trips, the DGSN is rolling out new portals allowing you to complete these procedures quickly and securely.

Renewing your ID card often feels like a waste of time. To put an end to tedious trips, the DGSN is rolling out new portals allowing you to complete these procedures quickly and securely.

Strengthening the capacities of the adouls to fight fraud related to national identity cards. This is the objective of the training initiated by the Directorate General of National Security (DGSN), in collaboration with the National Council of Adouls of Morocco.

The General Directorate of National Security (DGSN) is taking a new step in its modernization. Starting tomorrow, Friday, December 20, Moroccans will be able to access "e-police", a web portal that brings together several administrative services.

The deputy of the Party of Progress and Socialism (PPS), Hassan Oumribte, questioned the government about the difficulties encountered by many Moroccans who have different places of work and residence in obtaining a certificate of residence from the police services in order to renew their national identity cards.

Marine El Himer , the French reality TV star, has just obtained her Moroccan national identity card. Internet users have been numerous to react to this good news that she announced on her Instagram account.

Marine El Himer, a young French reality TV star, has just obtained Moroccan nationality. She announced the news to her fans on Instagram by posting a photo of herself with the famous application receipt.

Morocco wants to find solutions to the problems faced by Moroccan women living abroad, particularly the difficulties related to obtaining official identity documents for their children, such as the national identity card and passport.

Moroccans residing abroad (MREs) will soon be able to obtain their consular ID cards online in 20 consular services. The government claims it wants to make these services operational very soon.

Nasser Bourita, Minister of Foreign Affairs, African Cooperation and Moroccans Residing Abroad, is committed to improving the quality of services provided to Moroccans living abroad. In this sense, he intends in particular to set up a new consular card and implement projects including the issuance of national identity cards and passports through consular services, remotely.

The General Directorate of National Security (DGSN) announced that its services have issued, this year, more than 5.2 million new generation electronic national identity cards.

Since Thursday, the new identity card has come into effect and offers, according to the Directorate General of National Security (DGSN), much more advantages and security.

A new law requires all Moroccan citizens aged 16 and over to have a national electronic identity card. Younger people will also be able to have one, at the request of their legal guardian.