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Anthropometric record now accessible to Moroccans abroad via Epolice

11 November 2026·2 min read

The DGSN extends to Moroccans abroad (MRE) its online application for the anthropometric record, from 9 November 2026, via the E-Police portal. Filing, identity checks and online payment happen on epolice.ma; collection remains in person at the chosen embassy or consulate.

Anthropometric form: MRE can now request it online via E-Police

The General Directorate of National Security (DGSN) is extending its online application service for the anthropometric form to Moroccans residing abroad. From 9 November 2026, MRE can submit this request through the E-Police portal. The measure is intended to let them obtain the document without travelling to Morocco.

In practice, everything takes place on the epolice.ma platform. Users submit their application, verify their identity electronically and pay the corresponding fees online. They can also track the progress of their file until the document is made available.

Collection, however, remains in person. The document is handed over at the Moroccan embassy or consulate chosen when the application is made. So that diplomatic missions can process these files, the DGSN is arranging coordination with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

This extension comes almost two years after the launch of E-Police, which has been operational since December 2024 for citizens based in Morocco. Its main aim is to cut down on travel and simplify administrative procedures for MRE from their country of residence.

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