hat or cap, sunscreen, walking shoes, soft suitcase

vaccination or PCR test, respect of sanitary distancing. For a stay in Morocco, it is necessary to have a valid passport covering the entire planned stay. Passport is compulsory, including for groups on organized tourist travel. Admission to Moroccan territory is no longer possible on presentation of the national identity card alone. It is advisable to check, on arrival, that the passport has been endorsed by the border police authorities (mention of a number during a first visit and entry stamp, under penalty of being unconsciously , illegally staying). Any irregular stay is punishable by a fine as well as an expulsion order accompanied by a stay ban. Minors must have a valid passport. Beyond this period, it is advisable to contact the Moroccan immigration service and request an extension which may not exceed three months. If the child is traveling with his parents, it is recommended to also bring a document proving parentage - copy of the birth certificate or family record book - as well as an authorization from the father if the child travels with mother only. If the child is fatherless and travels with his mother, the latter must be provided with a document attesting to his marriage to the deceased father, a copy of the latter's death certificate or, failing that , authorization from the judge responsible for the protection of minors. In the event of the parents' divorce, it is recommended that the person accompanying the child be provided with a copy of the divorce decree granting him custody. If the minor is traveling alone or accompanied by a third person, he or the person accompanying him must be provided with an authorization from his parents bearing their legalized signature.