The need for a visa depends on your nationality. It is possible to submit and track applications for E-Visa or AEVM (Electronic Travel Authorizations to Morocco) through Acces Maroc portal. 

All Moroccan International Airports like Casablanca (CMN), Marrakech (RAK) or Agadir (AGA) have a range of helpful facilities and public transport options. 

Money changing facilities and taxis are readily available, as well as car rental services, convenience stores and information desks for general queries.

Currency & Exchange: 

The Moroccan Dirham (MAD) is the official currency in Morocco. 

Exchange rates are clearly displayed in every bank that accepts currency exchange, while credit card holders may acquire money from the ATMs of the collaborating banks. Moroccan banks are open for the public usually from 8:30 to 15:30 Mondays to Fridays (and some branches on Saturday mornings). They are closed on Public Holidays. Moroccan Dirhams can also be exchanged at exchange offices that are situated at the airport and certain main ports, in the larger cities, as well as at many tourist destinations. A passport is required when exchanging currencies.

Budget: 

• Hotel Pricing:

  • Budget Hotels: Starting at 200 MAD (20 USD) per night.
  • Mid-Range Hotels (3 to 4 stars): Approximately 800 MAD (80 USD) per night in major cities.
  • Luxury Hotels (5 stars): Begin at 1500 MAD (150 USD), with rates varying based on the season.
•  Food & Drink:
  • Street Food sandwich: Starting at 10 MAD (1 USD). A more advanced option would cost around 50 MAD (5 USD) including fries & soda. 
  • Small bottle for water: 3 MAD (30 Cents)
  • Big Mac (burger only): 47 MAD (4.7 USD).
  • International Brands Beer (33cl/12oz): Starting at 15 MAD (1.4 USD) in supermarkets and 35 MAD (3.5 USD) in bars & pubs. 
  • Meal in a nice restaurant: Starting at 100 MAD (10 USD)  
• Mobility:
  • Tramway or Bus ride in Casablanca:  8 MAD (0.8 USD)
  • Short taxi ride: 20 MAD (2 USD)
  • High speed train from Tangier to Casablanca (one ride): Starting at 150 MAD (15 USD)
  • Small car daily rental: Starting at 200 MAD (20 USD). 
  • Direct Flight from Casablanca to Agadir: Starting at 600 MAD (60 USD)
  • Ferry from Algeciras (Spain) to Tanger Med (Morocco): Starting at 370 MAD (37 USD)

Morocco offers a diverse range of climates, from the mild Mediterranean coast to the scorching Sahara desert. 

Whether you’re exploring historic cities, hiking in the mountains, or venturing into the desert, Morocco has something for every traveler!

Make sure to check the weather when planning for your trip and dress accordingly: Linen and Cotton for hot weather, Wool for winters.

Atlantic Coast:

• • Casablanca, Rabat, Tangier, Agadir, and Essaouira:
    • Spring (March to May): Mild temperatures, pleasant weather.
    • Summer (June to August): Pretty hot and sunny but still pleasant.
    • Autumn (September to November): Still warm, pleasant.

Inland Areas (Continental):

• • Marrakech:
    • Spring: Pleasant, ideal for outdoor activities.
    • Summer: Hot and dry.
    • Autumn: Mild and pleasant.
    • Winter: Cold nights, mild days.
  • Fez:
    • Summer: Hot, but less extreme than desert areas.
    • Winter: Cold nights, mild days.

Mountainous Regions (Atlas Mountains):

• • • Winter: Snowfall, great for winter sports (check Ifrane near Fez, and Oukaimden near Marrakech!)
    • Spring and Autumn: Pleasant for hiking.
    • Summer: Cooler due to altitude.

Southern Morocco (Sahara Desert):

• • • Summer: Extremely hot (up to 50°C or 122°F).
    • Winter: Cool nights, warm days.

WiFi:

Public WiFi is available across all major cities in Morocco. Most hotels, coffeeshops, shopping centers, airports and rail stations offer a free access. 

Telecoms: 

Telecoms are really cheap in Morocco compared to other countries and the coverage is solid, especially in major cities. 

You can get a prepaid sim card in multiple locations (airports, rail stations, shops…). 

The price start at 20 MAD (2 USD) for a sim card. 

1 Go of 4G Data costs around 20 MAD (2 USD). 

There are 3 mobile operators in Morocco : Maroc Telecom, Inwi and Orange.

-Maroc Telecom (Ittisalat Al Maghrib) has the best coverage. It’s probably your best pick if you plan to travel all across the country, especially in remote locations. 

-Inwi is the cheapest one, but with solid coverage in major cities. 

There are 109 embassies in Morocco, located in the capital, Rabat. There also multiple consulates in major cities, especially in Casablanca and Marrakech. Embassies and consulates are typically open Monday to Friday and are closed on Saturdays and Sundays, as well as all public holidays of both Morocco and the embassy’s home country. Opening times may vary so please check official websites, make appointments where possible, and arrive early with all the relevant paperwork.

In case of emergencies, call: 

-Police (in major cities): 19 (from a landline phone) or 112 (from a mobile phone)

-Police (outside cities): 177

-Fire department: 15 or 05 24 43 04 15

-Ambulance: 115 or 141 

-National poison-control center: 05 37 68 64 64 or 05 37 77 19 65 or 081 000 180 (24/7)

-Tourist police: 05 24 38 46 01 or 05 24 88 86 80 (24/7)