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Travel Documents
- All visitors to Morocco require a passport valid for at least six months after the date of entry
U.S. citizens do not need a visa to go to Morocco.
- Transit passengers in Morocco do not require a visa provided they stay at the airport
- Foreign nationals living in the United States requiring further information on visas and the relevant application form
should contact:
Consulate General of
The Kingdom of Morocco
in the United States
10 East 40th Street,
New York, NY 10016
Phone: (212) 758-2625
Fax: (212) 779-7441
E-Mail: consumanewyork@prodigy.net
USA Embassy
2 Ave. de Marrakesh
Rabat
Tel: +212 (0) 37 76 22 65
What to Pack
 n summer, loose cotton clothing is the most comfortable. A light, windproof
jacket may be useful on the coast where there’s often an Atlantic breeze.
Much warmer clothing is needed in winter - particularly at nights when temperatures
can drop dramatically. In the mountains - where it can be extremely cold in
winter - a sturdy pair of hiking boots is recommended as the ground can be very rough.
Swimwear is only considered suitable dress around hotel swimming pools and
on the beach.
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Emergency Numbers
| If you are calling these numbers from USA, remember to replace the initial 0 with 011-212 |
| Police Emergency Number—City |
19 |
| Fire and ambulance |
15 |
| HOSPITAL IBN TOFAIL—Marrakesh |
0 44 44 80 11 |
| HOSPITAL BOUGAFER—OUARZAZATE |
0 44 88 24 44 |
| HOSPITAL SIDI HSSAIN BENACEUR—OUARZAZATE |
0
44 88 21 22 |
| HOSPITAL AL GHASSANI—DAR DBIBEGH |
0 55 62 27 76/77/76 |
| HOSPITAL IBN ROCHD—CASABLANCA-ANFA |
0 22 26 51 02 |
| HOSPITAL IBN SINA—RABAT-Agdal |
0 37 68 76 62 |
| American Consulate General—CASABLANCA |
0 22 26 45 50 |
| American Citizens Services hotline |
0 22 43 05 78 |
| American Consulate General Fax Number |
0 22 20 41 27 |
| U.S. Embassy—Marrakesh |
0 37 76 22 65 |
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