Employed managers are of course entitled to CNSS. Self-employed managers may be subject to this. Both may take out supplementary health insurance.
On several occasions, I’ve seen expatriates find themselves in a very awkward situation because they…
Living abroad also means getting used to a different rhythm of the seasons. Autumn in Morocco is shorter and less cosy than in Europe, but I've rediscovered the taste of it, and autumn leaves and T-shirts go well together.
Stop, or not? Marjane’s back-and-forth on the sale of alcohol. In the end… she stopped
Marjane has not stopped selling alcohol; it has only done so in 16 out of 32 hypermarkets.
The first announcements that Marjane supermarkets were stopping the sale of alcohol, which came after Ramadan 2012, had led people to believe that the brand intended to stop selling alcohol in all its shops.
How much does a company domiciliation cost? Should you be domiciled with a company, at home or in commercial premises? An update on the law
Knowing when you’re on holiday in Morocco isn’t quite as straightforward as you might think.…
Everyone was waiting for an official statement from Paypal at the conference held on Friday…
Obtaining Moroccan nationality is complicated and almost impossible, except in certain special cases. It is even more difficult to "lose" Moroccan nationality, even voluntarily. An obstacle course with no real advantages at the end.
Apart from the restricted, non-tourist zone of the Western Sahara bordering Algeria and Mauritania, the map shows a Morocco that is safe for tourists.
Teaching in bilingual/international schools is a major source of employment for foreigners, but there are many scams. Make sure your rights are respected.
Detailed how-to for setting up a company in Morocco, from choosing the type of company to the various formalities. Our advice on how to get through this first stage successfully.
From traditional Ftour to sushi buffets, the range of culinary options during Ramadan is vast. Here's a very refreshing recipe.
Daily life during Ramadan changes, of course, as do the timetables and people's availability. It's up to us gaouris to adapt.
I only discovered Fouad Laroui quite recently, much to my shame, as this Moroccan writer…
