Africa
Healthcare and travel insurance in Morocco
$232health spend per person
Healthcare in Morocco
Private clinics in Casablanca, Rabat and Marrakech are good and affordable; public hospitals are basic and crowded. Desert and mountain areas are far from serious care.
Key facts
- Travel insurance: not required for entry, but strongly recommended.
- Pharmacies: Pharmacies (green cross) everywhere, with a rotating 24-hour 'pharmacie de garde' in each district; pharmacists usually speak French.
- Doctors: 0.7 per 1,000 people (2021, World Bank).
- Emergency: Police 190 · Ambulance 150 · Fire 150.
Healthcare & insurance by place
- MarrakechHealthcare & insurance
- FesHealthcare & insurance
- ChefchaouenHealthcare & insurance
- CasablancaHealthcare & insurance
- EssaouiraHealthcare & insurance
- TangierHealthcare & insurance
- AgadirHealthcare & insurance
- TaghazoutHealthcare & insurance
- MerzougaHealthcare & insurance
- RabatHealthcare & insurance
- OuarzazateHealthcare & insurance
- ImlilHealthcare & insurance
- MeknesHealthcare & insurance
- AsilahHealthcare & insurance
Sources
- CDC Travelers' Health
- US State Department travel advisory
- UK FCDO travel advice: Morocco
- Morocco eVisa portal (Ministry of Foreign Affairs)
- ONCF (Moroccan railways)
- Speedtest Global Index: Morocco
- World Bank open data
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