The Turkish embassy in Rabat announced new measures related to travel restrictions and testing requirements for travelers coming from Morocco.
Those new restrictions came as a result of the high rise of COVID-19 cases and deaths in the country as well as the emergence of forged COVID-19 related documents.
New restrictions have been set for Moroccan travelers aged 12 and above, according to the Embassy’s official Facebook page.
Travelers are required to submit one of the documents proving they are not affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, including a negative PCR test taken in less than 72 hours or a negative antigen test taken in less than 48 hours, or to have a vaccination certificate of at least 14 days before entering Turkey.
In addition, all travelers must fill out Turkey’s Entry Form on https://register.health.gov.tr/ ‘s website within the last 72 hours before the flight departure time.
Turkey is on Morocco’s A safe travel list countries, with vaccinated people able to travel their vaccination pass, whereas unvaccinated people must present an exceptional authorization as well as a negative PCR test taken in less than 48 hours before boarding.
Counting about 234,264 Moroccans who visited Turkey in 2019, placing the country among the top five in the African continent to visit Turkey in recent years.
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