As a consequence to the improvement of the pandemic situation, several Countries in the world, including Morocco, have relaxed their covid-19 restrictions.
From September the 30th, 2022, the Government of Morocco has lifted the majority of its travel restrictions, thus making both the entry and stay in the Country easier. However, the Government still recommends caution and social responsibility, following the appropriate health protocols when traveling.
Table of contents
- Moroccan entry and transit requirements
- Vaccination or Covid-19 Test certificate
- Fulfillments
- Lockdown
- Face masks and social distancing
- Contact our Experts
1. Moroccan entry and transit requirements
From the 30th of September 2022, the Government of Morocco has removed most of its travel restrictions nationally. As a result, no Covid-19 mandatory requirement is imposed on travelers coming to Morocco. Therefore, both vaccinated and unvaccinated travelers from all Countries can freely enter Morocco. Also transit is free from any restrictions.
However, a travel ban is in force for travelers coming from China, who are forbidden to enter Morocco. Moreover, travelers must still fill in a form when entering the Country and comply with the requirements of their final destination when transiting through Morocco. Finally, the Moroccan Government may still introduce measures with short notice.
2. Vaccination or Covid-19 Test certificate
From the 30th of September 2022, travelers no longer need to submit any covid-19 or vaccination certificate, regardless of their vaccination status. Moreover, they do not need to get a test or to undergo quarantine once arrived in Morocco.
However, the Government still recommends caution and social responsibility, following the appropriate health protocols when traveling.
3. Fulfillments
Since February the 28th, 2022, travelers are exempt from any formalities prior to entry. As a consequence, they must no longer submit any health form to enter Morocco.
4.Lockdown
From the 28th of February, the state of emergency, that has been introduced on the 24th of March 2020, is no longer in place. However, the Government still recommends caution and social responsibility while being in public places.
At the moment, there are no national lockdown measures in force. Therefore, there is no need to submit a vaccination or test certificate to have access to working and public places.
4. Face masks and social distancing
The use of face mask is mandatory in all public places, thus including indoor places, public transport, healthcare facilities and so on and so forth. Moreover, the Moroccan Government suggests keeping a safe distance of at least 1 meter from others.