FAQ
The full VFM 26 programme will be gradually available starting from 18th of September 2026.
PRO and PRESS accreditations are accessible via the pages below:
Please note that accreditation requests will remain open until October 31st, 2026.
Once your accreditation is confirmed, you will receive by email an individual and nominative badge with a QR Code.
This badge must be printed and presented at the accreditation desk located on the esplanade of the Mohammed V National Theatre.
While on site, you will receive your wristband and badge holder, both required to access the various festival activities.
The accreditation desk will be open from 18 to 21 November 2026, from 10:00 to 20:00
Tickets for VFM 2026 are available.
You can purchase them here.
Available ticket options include :
- Full Pass Live Stages
- Day Pass Live Stages
- Full Pass Electro Stages
- Day Pass Electro Stages
Visa For Music offers discounted tickets for students and holders of a Youth Pass.
For more information, please check our ticketing platform
Several events are free and open to the public, including :
- Outdoor entertainment every afternoon on the esplanade of Théâtre Mohammed V,
- Forum activities (conferences, master classes and workshops)
- Expostands
Live Stages can be accessed upon presentation of a badge and bracelet of the same category.
Electro Stages can only be accessed by Pro and Partner badge and bracelet holders.
Each year, Visa For Music welcomes volunteers to strengthen its teams (reception, logistics, production, etc.) and to provide a unique experience for Moroccan youth.
Applications are open until October 31st, 2026.
To apply, please fill out this form.
Only institutions, cultural organizations, festivals, brands, and media related to the music sector are eligible to set up a stand or exhibit during the festival.
If you are eligible, you can book your stand here.
The VFM 2026 Jury is composed of:
Joni Schwalbach - Ethnomusicologist, producer, and former Ghorwane musical director.
Salma El Shami - Founder of Thuraya Agency and artist manager.
Shiraz Fradi - International music manager and producer.
Abdramane Kamaté - General Director of MASA
Soumia Idba - Cultural manager and communication expert
To learn more about them, visit the following page
Here is a partial list of hotels located in downtown Rabat, close to the festival events:
Rabat is a city with excellent transportation options. The VFM team shares some tips to move around easily:
- Tramway: emblematic of Rabat for its modernity and convenience. The two lines (L1 and L2) cover the Rabat-Salé area and connect the main hubs. Price: 7 MAD.
Rabat Tramway Map - Taxis:
- Blue taxis (“private taxis”): can take up to 3 passengers, available citywide. Prices are set by the meter based on distance.
- White taxis (“shared taxis”): can take up to 6 passengers, inexpensive option. Standard fare is 6 MAD, though you should check stations for your desired destination.
- Blue taxis (“private taxis”): can take up to 3 passengers, available citywide. Prices are set by the meter based on distance.
Bus network: operated by Alsa City-Bus, covering Rabat and surrounding areas with urban, regional, and intercity buses. Tickets cost 5 MAD, can be purchased directly from the driver, and buses generally run from 6:00 am to midnight.
Visa For Music is produced and managed by the cultural engineering agency Anya Culture, in partnership with the cultural association Atlas Azawan.
The event is supported by the Ministry of Youth, Culture and Communication, the Hiba Foundation, the Moroccan Copyright Office (BMDA), and the Regional Council of Rabat-Salé-Kénitra.
Additional sponsors and technical partners join every year to support the event.
For more information on partners, please visit the dedicated page: PARTNERS
For any information regarding Visa applications, please refer to the following page :
All procedures are detailed there.
For more tips and to prepare for your festival experience, check out our Festival Checklist!
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