Morocco Reopens Air Borders: New Entry Requirements for Travelers

According to the new health protocol, the traveler (18 years and older) must provide several documents to access Moroccan territory. Before boarding, they must present a health form to be downloaded online (also distributed on board the plane), duly completed, a Covid-19 vaccination passport, and a negative PCR test less than 48 hours old (time between sampling and registration). Upon arrival, the traveler must undergo a systematic rapid antigen test at the entry points and random PCR tests are planned.

If the person tested positive is asymptomatic or has a mild condition, they will have to follow a self-isolation treatment at home or in a hotel if they are a tourist. If the person has moderate symptoms, they will be hospitalized, in the public or private sector. As for children under 6 years old, they will not be subject to any conditions. Travelers aged 6 to 18 must present a negative PCR test less than 48 hours old and a rapid antigen test upon arrival.

As for the exit conditions? To leave the national territory, the traveler must have a valid vaccination passport: a vaccination passport confirming the receipt of the 3rd dose or a vaccination passport confirming the receipt of the 2nd dose (or the single dose of J&J with a period of less than 4 months). Passengers who have only had two doses (or the single dose of J&J) for more than 4 months and have contracted Covid-19 less than 28 days ago, must present, in addition to their vaccination passport, a PCR or rapid antigen test result proving that the person was ill, as well as a medical certificate of recovery or a negative PCR test.