Arrival
Most visitors will not need a visa to visit Morocco. Check with the consulate because it depends on your country, but usually, visitors will get permission to stay up to 90 days once they fill out a white Moroccan immigration card, usually given to visitors on the airplane.
Be sure to fill the card out completely with the exact address of the hotel or riad where you will be.
Many hotels, riads, and tour companies can be difficult to find, especially when located within the medina of Morocco. While it’s fairly easy to hop in a taxi, they won’t always drop you off exactly at your destination, so make sure you contact the company and ask them to help you make arrangements to get to your accommodations.
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