Formalities

Red tape

Passport, visa and length of stay To avoid any inconvenience when you arrive in Morocco, make sure that you have a valid passport in your possession. The need for a visa depends on your nationality. For all nationalities, the maximum duration of the tourist trip is 90 days.

Embassies and consulates When preparing for your departure, write down the contact details of your embassy and consulates located in the region. You will be able to renew your papers in case of loss and get all kinds of advice (health, safety, etc.). Generally, each diplomatic branch has an emergency number to be used only when necessary. A social service is most of the time able to help you, even in an emergency.

Exchange The Moroccan national currency is the dirham. It is not convertible outside the borders of the Kingdom, so think about foreign exchange and other means of payment. Exchange offices can be found at airports, some hotels and most banks. ATMs will require your passport for the transaction.

Credit card asset Check with your bank to find out where you can draw cash with your credit card. Banks in major Moroccan cities are mostly equipped with ATMs. Change as you need it. The vast majority of purchases or services are settled in cash, after the usual negotiation…