The currency of Morocco is the Morocco Dirham (DH) . It is divided into 100 centimes. The Dirham is a closed currency so you will not be able to purchase any before you travel. The exchange rate is controlled by the central bank, and you are able to change money in banks, bureaux de change and hotels.
There is usually an 11 dirham charge for cashing travellers cheques.
There is usually an 11 dirham charge for cashing travellers cheques.
Many hotels support credit cards and ATM's are widely available.
CURRENCY
British passport holders do not need any visas to get into Morocco. Your stay as a visitor is restricted to 3 months, but may be extended at a Moroccan police station.
Travel regulations are known to change without notice to the public. We recommend that before you travel, you check the current regulations with your travel agent.
In order to enter Morocco:
- Passport must be valid 3 months beyond extended stay.
- No visa required for stay up to 3 months for North Americans and Europeans.
- Tickets and documents for return or onward journey must be shown.
VISAS AND PASSPORTS
Due to the extreme heat during the summer months, it is recommended that you keep plenty of water on your person and stay hydrated. Though most of the tap water in Morocco is safe to drink, due to its high mineral content which can cause an upset stomach, it is recommended to purchase bottled mineral water.
CLIMATE AND HEALTH
No compulsory vaccinations are required but Hepatitis A, Typhoid, Hepatitis B, and Tetanus are recommended. All travellers should visit their personal physician or a travel health clinic 4-8 weeks before departure.
VACCINATIONS
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