Morocco adds new Covid travel restrictions for inbound passengers

Morocco adds new Covid travel restrictions for inbound passengers
Saturday 27 November 2021 - 19:34

Moroccan authorities banned on Saturday  travelers arriving from a new travel category called C from entering the country whether via direct or transit flights, and imposed full vaccination checks on all passengers aged 12 and above upon landing in Moroccan territory.

The move comes as the world scrambles to contain the spread on new Omicorn variant and a fifth waves that’s hitting much of Europe.

In Mid November, the country introduced temperatures checked by thermal cameras and electronic thermometers in airports, in addition to antigenic tests and sent medical teams made up of several doctors are deployed in all of the Kingdom’s ports and airports.

Those who test positive from any of the travel lists  will not be able to access the country, and will have to return “immediately” to the country of origin at the total expense of the airline or maritime travel company, with the exception of people with a permanent residence in Morocco.

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