Morocco is re-opening borders next week

While international flights have been resumed, they have said that the passengers will need to provide proof that you have vaccinated against COVID-19

The Moroccan government have announced a ban on international flights will be lifted from February 7. After all flights into the country was halted in late November during the first reported cases of Omicron, the reopening follows 'the evolution of the epidemiological situation in the kingdom. 

While international flights have been resumed, they have said that the passengers will need to provide proof that you have vaccinated against COVID-19, with the second dose administered at least two weeks prior to travel, and a negative PCR test under 48 hours before boarding your flight or ferry to Morocco

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