If you are from any of the countries below, you will not need a visa to go to Morocco. If your country isn’t listed, you will need to contact the Moroccan Consulate in Barcelona (Carrer de Pujades, 63, 08005 Barcelona) or the Moroccan Embassy in Madrid (Calle de Serrano, 179, 28002 Madrid) to get the visa. Please check with the embassy of your country to make sure if you need a visa or not.

Algeria – Andorra – Argentina – Australia – Austria – Bahrain – Belgium – Brazil – Bulgaria – Canada – Chile – Congo (Brazzaville) – Croatia – Cyprus – Czech Republic – Denmark – Estonia – Finland – France – Gabon – Germany – Great Britain – Greece – Guinea (Conakry) – Hong Kong – Hungary – Iceland – Indonesia – Ireland – Italy – Ivory Coast – Japan – Kuwait – Latvia – Liechtenstein – Lithuania – Luxemburg – Macao (up to 30 days) – Mali – Malta – Mexico – Monaco – Netherlands – New Zealand – Niger – Norway – Oman – Peru – Philippines – Poland – Portugal – Puerto Rico – Qatar – People’s Republic of China – Romania – Russian Federation – Saudi Arabia – Senegal – Singapore (They can stay one month without visa) – Slovakia – Slovenia – South Korea – Spain – Sweden – Switzerland – Tunisia – Turkey – United Arab Emirates – United States of America – Venezuela.

First, check the previous question to see if you need a Moroccan visa. If you do, you must answer Yes to the question Do you need a visa? on the Checkout page. You must send us your passport number, full name, date of birth and nationality and we will send you a document with your information on it.

You will have to take this document along with the other documents listed below to the Moroccan Consulate.

VERY IMPORTANT: If you need a visa, first make sure you can get the visa. First go to the Consulate and check with them. Studentfy is not responsible if you book a flight and make a reservation but the Consulate rejects your application.

Documents the Consulate typically requires:

• The form given to your by the Consulate
• Photocopy of your passport with at least 3 months of validity
• Photocopy of your physical residency card (TIE) (a temporary paper one is not accepted) or a return authorization (autorizacion de regresso) with the proof of renewal
• Roundtrip flight reservation (without payment)
• Hotel reservation (without payment)
• Bank statement showing the transactions of the last 3 months
• 2 pictures with white background (3x4cm)
• Health insurance (international or with coverage in Morocco)

Remember that the Consulate may ask for fewer or more documents depending on your case.

No. Studentfy operates only as a mediator between the travel agency in Morocco and the travelers. Studentfy has no control or part in the organization, planning or running the trip. Studentfy is in charge of accepting the reservations and confirming the details with the agency in Morocco. Any changes made to the itinerary, reservation or prices are the responsibilities of the travel agency and not Studentfy.

When you arrive, go through passport control and collect your luggage (if you have any). Go outside the airport where you will find lots of tour guides standing. Look for someone holding a paper saying STUDENTFY or VIAJE MARRUECOS. If you cannot find anyone, contact us immediately.

Check the flights on SkyScanner and Google Flight. You can find very affordable Vueling, Ryanair and AirArabia flights flying to the Marrakesh Menara airport (RAK). Book your flight well in advance if you want to pay as little as possible.

We recommend flying there one day before your trip begins so that you can rest and start your trip fresh early in the morning. The price of an extra day is 20€ per person and it includes airport pick up, accommodation and breakfast.

1. Check if there are any (affordable) flights available for the dates you are interested in;
2. If there is a flight and trip available, purchase your flight ticket;
3. Book your trip on www.studentfy.com/shop/discover-morocco-deposit;
4. Send us your flight information;
5. If you need a visa, we will send you a letter with your flight and trip information and you can get your visa (see the question about the Moroccan visa);
6. Pack and fly to Morocco;
7. Be picked up by our guide and enjoy your trip.

Yes. You can stay as many days as you want. However, the price is for five days only. The price of any extra night in Marrakesh is 20€ per person and it includes the hotel room and breakfast in the morning. Please contact us for more information if you plan on staying fewer or more than five days.

Remember that this is subject to availability and the hotel(s) may refuse to accept the extra nights if there is no room available. In this case, it is the traveler’s responsibility to find accommodation.

Yes, there is a list of available dates you can pick from when purchasing the trip. If a date is available, you will see it on the website. Certain dates may sell out well in advance (e.g. Christmas or Semana Santa) so get your ticket as soon as possible. If you cannot pick a date, that date is no longer available.

No, there isn’t any. You can choose to go alone or with a group however, if you travel alone, you will have to pay 60€ extra for the private rooms. We recommend traveling with at least one more person to avoid this extra charge.

Yes, but we usually don’t recommend it because 1) being in a group is more fun, 2) there will be some additional charges if you are completely alone. For example, if you want to have a private room, then you will have to pay some extra for the private room (about 60€). Otherwise, you may be put in a shared room with the other travelers you might not know and that will cause some logistical issues and the others might not agree to it. It’s highly recommended to be at least 2 people together.

Yes. The guides speak English, Spanish, French and Arabic. They might not speak very fluent English though.

Definitely a hat, sunglasses and sunscreen. We recommend taking loose and light-colored clothes. We suggest the following styles of clothing: ali baba trousers, silk long dress, a spring jacket as it tends to get cold at night, jeans and tshirts.

Yes, definitely. Most Moroccan dishes are mostly vegetables and if you are a vegetarian/vegan, you will be totally fine.

Long story short, we have the local connection. Morocco is a culture where everything is negotiated. Our local guides are experienced professionals; they know everyone in town and simply get the best deals.

You will only pay for your lunch, drinks, and any souvenirs if you choose to get any. Please refer to the itinerary and the section explaining what’s included in the price.