Your complete student travel guide β airports, visas, cities, climate & programs
ποΈ Capital
Rabat
π Region
Africa Β· Northern Africa
π₯ Population
36,828,330
π Area
446,550 kmΒ²
π Calling Code
+212
π Timezone(s)
UTC
Official Language(s)
Currency
Ψ―.Ω . Moroccan dirham (MAD)
Mediterranean along the coast (hot, dry summers; mild, wet winters). The interior is semi-arid with extreme heat. The Atlas Mountains are cool and snowy in winter.
Plug type(s) used in Morocco:
Tipping is appreciated and generally expected for good service.
Cash is widely used. Card acceptance is growing but not universal β carry both.
Morocco is generally safe for students. Be alert to petty theft in medinas and tourist areas. Negotiate taxi fares before boarding. Dress modestly outside of beach resorts.
Arabic language and culture pathways in Rabat and Marrakesh
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U.S. Department of State
β οΈ Travel Advisory π Visa InformationOpens on travel.state.gov
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π U.S. Embassy Directory β Register Your Trip (STEP)STEP alerts you during emergencies and helps the embassy locate you.
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