1. Introduction :

These booking conditions contain important information. It is essential that you carefully read and understand them. The booking conditions constitute a legally binding contract between Moroccan Skies and you for the services provided by Moroccan Skies and set out the legal relationship with us. Therefore, this fact file is aimed at first time visitors to Morocco in order to help you organize your trip. We therefore invite you to read fully this document which completes the information unavailable in your trip dossier.

2. Essential paper work and documents

Passport and Visa Information :

Morocco does not require visa application to most countries and you need only to provide a valid passport of six month at least. Similar rules are applied on most European citizens, but you need to get the appropriate advises and make proper checkups with your consulate ahead of any holidays planning. Once in Morocco, you will submit a pre-filled in visitor’s card that will allow you to stay in the country for up to 3 months

Money :

The Dirham is the official currency in Morocco, not found outside the country. While there, money could be changed in most of the major cities where cash points and exchange offices thrive. Be it in a hotel, restaurants or souks, exchanging facilities are available everywhere and payments for meals, shopping souvenirs or extra services could be done with most cards such as Mastercard, Visa, Maetro and Cirrus. To get more information on this particular issue refer to our trip dossier for suggestions on how much extra spending to expect.

Health and Vaccinations :

Traveling abroad requires a medical checkup before your holiday begins. However, there are not any particular or coercive vaccinations specifically to undertake to travel to the country. Yet, inoculations against Tetanus, hepatitis A and B are recommended and could be obtained from your local doctor. Most important is to get clear notifications about when to update them.

Our leading team should possess basic first aid qualifications and are all equipped with a first aid kit carried all times. Despite all that you need strongly an appropriate medical advice prior to all departures.

language

language :

Despite the fact that Morocco is an Arabic country, French remains predominant in most big cities, hotels and restaurants. English is not widely spoken and it is important to learn some basic French to communicate and thus enjoy your trip. Mountains on the whole tend to speak Berber and its three main dialects, and Arabic is hardly used, let alone French and English.