Campus France Morocco calendar 2027: every date, including the 15 November closing

Information checked on 6 October 2026.

The Campus France Morocco calendar 2027 hinges on one date that drives all the others: 15 November 2026 at 11.59 pm, Moroccan time. That evening, the Études en France platform (the online platform run by Campus France, the French public agency for international students) closes for every connected programme, from licence 1 (first-year bachelor's) to master's. From today, that leaves less than six weeks. This article gathers the dates Campus France Morocco has published for the September 2027 intake, compares them with the previous cycle, lists the useful French test sessions and offers a month-by-month plan. For the full procedure, from account to visa, see our Campus France Morocco guide.

A word on vocabulary avoids confusion: Campus France Morocco calls this campaign « 2026/2027 », because it runs across those two years. It does prepare the September 2027 intake.

Campus France Morocco calendar 2027: the official dates

The 15 November closing applies to the white DAP (licence 1, PASS/L.AS), the yellow DAP (architecture schools), first-year BUT via ADIUT Maroc, the L2, L3, professional licences, M1 and M2 of connected universities, Polytech and the other connected schools. The application fee, 1,900 dirhams, is paid after submission; Campus France Morocco processes files in order of submission and payment. No end date for interviews appears on the website so far: it remains to be confirmed.

What changes from last year's calendar

The previous cycle, for the 2026 intake, had two separate dates. The comparison shows why master's applicants must wake up early this year.

A master's student counting on « early December » like last year would arrive three weeks late. The national dates that follow do not move: answers by 30 April at the latest, final choice by 31 May. The overview for every country is in our Campus France calendar 2027-2028.

TCF and DELF sessions to fit in before 15 November

Unless you are exempt, your file must contain a TCF tout public, a DELF B2 or a DALF at submission. The payment receipt or exam notice is enough, provided your session appears in the certification calendar published by Campus France Morocco. Here is that calendar.

A TCF costs 1,900 dirhams, a DELF B2 1,200 dirhams. Two constraints to remember: at least 20 days between two TCFs, and a TCF no more than two years old at submission. The choice between tests is explained in our article on the Campus France French test.

Month-by-month plan from October 2026

Reading this in October? Here is the realistic order.

Four calendar mistakes to avoid

Dates outside the platform: Parcoursup, BUT, non-connected schools

Not every application follows 15 November.

• BTS and preparatory classes go through Parcoursup (France's national admissions platform). For reference, in 2026, choices were open there from 19 January to 12 March; the 2027 dates are to be confirmed.
• First-year BUT via ADIUT Maroc: submission follows 15 November, but answers and the final choice follow the programme's own calendar.
• Non-connected schools (private schools, entrance exams): you apply directly to the school. Once admitted, the « Je suis accepté » procedure must be done at least a month before departure.

After 31 May: the visa calendar

Three official rules frame the summer:

• the pre-consular procedure cannot be done more than four months before your arrival; Campus France Morocco recommends doing it at least a month before departure, passport in hand, and announces 15 to 20 days of processing;
• France-Visas states for Morocco an appointment wait of several weeks depending on the centre, and an application filed no earlier than six months before departure;
• summer concentrates demand: Campus France Morocco advises booking at TLScontact as soon as you receive authorisation.

A candidate admitted at the end of April who confirms on 5 May can therefore finish the pre-consular procedure in June and file the visa in early July, with room to spare. One who waits until 31 May and leaves on 1 September is cutting it fine.

Following the calendar with those who live it

The official dates say when; those who went through the campaign last year say how long it took to get an interview slot in Casablanca or a TLScontact appointment in Rabat. On Compatri, the Moroccan community of the city where you plan to study gathers these students already settled there: find it from the Moroccan diaspora in France page and join it before you leave. The group « Étudiants africains » (African students) also connects, beyond a single city, those preparing the same intake.

Compatri is not a service of Campus France or of the State, and does not replace its calendar: only the dates published by Campus France Morocco bind you.

Official sources

• Campus France Morocco: 2026/2027 application procedure calendar
• Campus France Morocco: institutions' answers and final choice
• Campus France Morocco: the application interview
• Campus France Morocco: required French certificates
• Campus France Morocco: BTS, CPGE, Parcoursup and non-connected institutions
• France-Visas: information for Morocco