What are the important issues affecting travelers visiting Morocco? Read the latest travel warnings and alerts you need to know.
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Coronavirus (COVID-19) travel restrictions in Morocco – updated 1 September 2022
Who can travel to Morocco?
To enter Morocco, passengers are required to have had three vaccine doses (or have had their second vaccine dose within the previous four months), OR proof of a negative PCR test result, with the sample having been taken within 72 hours before boarding. Children under the age of 12 are exempt from these requirements. All passengers must download, print and sign a passenger health form before arrival in Morocco.
Important note: These travel alerts are general in nature, and based on information from government and embassy websites such as gov.uk and the US Embassy in Morocco. We will update these alerts as often as possible, but we are not able to respond to comments about specific personal circumstances. For information relevant to you, contact your local Morocco embassy, consulate, travel operator, or airline for any updates on how these changes will affect you personally.
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