Almost 700, 500 visitors from the UK visit Morocco every year. Most appointments are trouble-free. If you’re visiting Western Sahara, you should study our travel advice with this disputed territory. If you’re overseas and you need emergency assist from the UK government, get in touch with the nearest British charge, consulate or high payment. Morocco is a Muslim country which follows Islamic laws and traditions. You should respect these at all times. See Local laws and customs Morocco has a poor road safety record. See Road travel It is more important than ever to get travel cover and check it provides adequate cover. See the guidance on international travel insurance. Terrorists are very likely to try to carry out attacks within Morocco. You should be vigilant at all times. See Terrorism The Overseas Business Risk service offers information plus advice for British companies operating overseas on how to handle political, economic, and company security-related risks. If you plan to pass through another nation to return to the UK, look into the travel advice for the nation you’re transiting. Following the assault on the coalition base from Taji in Iraq on 11 March, and subsequent US airstrikes, tensions might be raised across the region. There is a possibility of an increased threat against Western interests, including towards UK citizens. You should remain vigilant and keep up to date using the latest developments, including with the media and this travel suggestions.
Before you vacation, check the ‘Entry requirements’ section for Morocco’s current entrance restrictions and requirements. These may change with small warning. Monitor this advice for your latest updates and remain in contact with your travel service provider. Protests happen occasionally across the country. Most of these are usually peaceful, but you should take sensible security precautions and avoid all demonstrations. See Politics situation
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