Frequently Asked Questions

Requirements depend on nationality and travel circumstances. Check official travel formalities, your consulate and airline before departure.

Morocco’s tourism authority states that the COVID-related PCR and vaccination-pass entry restrictions have been lifted. Check official guidance before departure, as requirements may change.

The local currency is the Moroccan dirham (MAD). Cards are accepted by many larger businesses, but cash is useful for small shops, markets and rural stops. Check your bank’s overseas fees.

Wi-Fi is available at many hotels and riads, but quality varies. A local SIM or compatible eSIM may help. Check current plans and coverage; remote areas can have limited reception.

Choose comfortable seasonal clothing and respectful dress in traditional areas and places of worship. Layers, walking shoes and sun protection are useful. Desert evenings can be cool.

Review current official travel advice and seek personal health advice from a qualified professional. Bring prescribed medication and suitable travel insurance. Tell us about practical assistance you need; no destination or activity is risk-free.

Ask permission before photographing people. Follow signs and local guidance at religious sites, museums, government buildings and military areas. Your guide can advise you.