1. A valid passport is required to enter and leave Morocco.

2. When entering or leaving Morocco, you must have a valid Moroccan visa on your valid passport.

3. Do not bring dangerous goods, explosives and corrosive products into or out of Morocco.

4. Don't bring anything that harms Morocco's national security, public safety, politics, religious beliefs, public morality or Moro.

The image of the Colombian royal family and publications, documents, tapes and audio-visual products that are not conducive to Morocco's position on the Western Sahara issue.

Goods, materials or documents entering or leaving Moroccan territory

5. Don't bring drugs into or out of Morocco.

6. Don't bring guns and ammunition into Morocco.

7. Moroccan customs regulations strictly prohibit the import and export of Moroccan national currency dirhams.

If you want to enter Morocco again for convenience, take Dirham in. Dirham has more basic needs than his own journey.

Take leaving Morocco as an example. If it exceeds 500 dirhams (1 USD is about 9.40 dirhams), it may be considered as exceeding.

Basic living needs.

8. You don't need to declare if you bring foreign exchange cash into Morocco, but if you bring it out of the country, you must provide entry and exit information.

Remittance declaration form

9. Traveler's checks, bank checks, postal checks and credit cards can all be brought in and out of Morocco.

Morocco's entry and exit are divided into green channel (a) and red channel (b.c). When there is nothing to declare, they go through the green channel, and when there is something to declare, they go through the red channel.