Once your situation is cleared, the fine paid and you left Morocco, you are not blacklisted and you can come back without any problem.
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Communicating about Morocco as an attractive tourist destination is pointless at the moment, as long as tourists’ questions focus more on health safety and the certainty of not being blocked at the borders.
This might be my most-said sentence these days, when it’s all over, when we can return to normality, when all this madness settles down…
The marriage contract may give the wife additional rights over and above normal law, in particular to travel with her children, or to refuse a second wife in advance.
Moroccan marriage contracts are based on the separation of property. The dowry (mahr or sadaq) is an obligatory gift from the man that belongs solely to the woman.
International law attempts to avoid conflicts between national rules that may arise in the performance of contracts, whether commercial or private, such as marriage contracts.
To have a mixed marriage is to submit at least partially to a law different from that of one’s country of origin. Muslim law is the basis of the Moroccan family code, how does it cooperate with “your” law?
Between acne, hypoxia and reduced social interaction, there’s no shortage of flimsy excuses for not wearing a mask. Yet when it comes to a veiled woman, the question doesn’t even arise!
How do you know if your Moroccan girlfriend is seriously in love, or if she sees you as a wallet and a passport with legs? There are warning signs, but there are also serious questions to ask yourself before making a commitment.
For many people, it’s a love story that led them to settle in Morocco. And so, often, it’s a multi-cultural couple, with all the additional difficulties that entails.
Here too, #BlackLivesMatter is met with racism, violence and denial. Certainly less serious than in the United States or France, the situation remains unacceptable
Risk and hazard are two Arabic words that came into French through the back channels of Arabo-Andalusian, changing their meaning to a greater or lesser extent.
The development of tourism in Morocco is hampered by a number of internal difficulties: first and foremost, the quality/price ratio and the weakness of infrastructures, the low level of domestic tourism, and so on.
Investing in tourism means investing in a high-risk sector in Morocco, as it is subject to three major external threats against which it can do nothing.
Usually, smartphones are slow to adjust to the time change. Not this year, though – in fact, they were a week ahead of the change. As if Moroccans weren’t stressed enough already!
The pandemic is forcing Moroccans to keep their distance – to practise ‘social distancing’ – but is it possible to adopt behaviour that runs so counter to one’s culture?
