The Health Ministry’s committee for the management of international travel has updated the countries on lists A and B as well as the health system for international travel, placing Spain on list A, instead of B.
The new update will be effective starting Thursday, November 18, following a drop in recorded COVID-19 cases in Spain.
The Health Ministry’s committee for the management of international travel has also updated the health system relating to international travel in order to avoid the surge of a new wave in the country.
The new health measures include a double temperature check-up as well as a PCR test upon arrival.
Travelers are also required to respect the precautionary measures once arrived in Morocco, namely wearing masks, respecting social distancing, and disinfection.
For travelers arriving from List A, they need to provide proof of vaccination. As for those from list B, they are required to present proof of vaccination, as well as a negative PCR test dating back to less than 48 hours prior to boarding.
There are no vaccines currently authorised for young children, so are they banned from entering Morocco with their family?
And if there is an age cut-off, what is it?