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Comment on How easy is it to eat vegetarian in Morocco? by Anass T

Anass T — Fri, 13 Jan 2012 06:18:23 +0000

too bad that u r vegeterian, if u try the moroccan meat u will definitely forget about being vegeterian

Comment on How easy is it to eat vegetarian in Morocco? by K

Fri, 13 Jan 2012 06:18:23 +0000

My dad survives on his raw diet when he visits his family in Morocco. Although they think he’s crazy!

Comment on How easy is it to eat vegetarian in Morocco? by gitanafille

gitanafille — Fri, 13 Jan 2012 06:18:23 +0000

It’s fairly easy especially in tangier and fez. although i prefer cooking when i’ve travelled there. I ate lots of vegetable tagines and couscous but not salads since they are not cooked. i also ate lots of fruit which was delicious, but only peeled fruits to avoid any potential stomach issues. Enjoy your trip!

Comment on How easy is it to eat vegetarian in Morocco? by Patti

Patti — Fri, 13 Jan 2012 06:18:23 +0000

you can order vegetarian tagines and other dishes such as salads without meat.

Comment on How easy is it to eat vegetarian in Morocco? by MoRmEx

MoRmEx — Fri, 13 Jan 2012 06:18:23 +0000

I think you won’t have any problems, all of our food is healthy and has a lot of vegetables in it, you can always discard meat and eat the rest..fruits are available everywhere also so …just come and enjoy what morocco has to offer

Comment on How easy is it to eat vegetarian in Morocco? by bigmomma

bigmomma — Fri, 13 Jan 2012 06:18:23 +0000

Hey, I have been to various places in Morocco in 1997 including Tanger and Fez, and I fell in love with it!! Wanted to go back there ever since but just waiting for the right opportunity.. ( I am a vegetarian also, and from what I can remember, I kept stuffing myself with various kinds of fruits, mainly watermelons (they taste gorgeous there!). I believe you can get vegetarian couscous at restaurants, and they are pretty friendly there, so if you ask them to cook something for you without meat, I am sure they will do it (after all, there is no hardship in it and it means money coming in for them). They also do a dish called “tajine” which they probably could have in vegetarian form (mainly this is meat or fish tajine). you shouldn’t be starving over there, I don’t recall starving myself )

Comment on What airline is the cheapest to fly to Morocco? by howard

howard — Sat, 07 Jan 2012 15:13:40 +0000

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also if you book on the weekday instead weekend is cheaper

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Comment on What airline is the cheapest to fly to Morocco? by Travel M

Travel M — Sat, 07 Jan 2012 15:13:40 +0000

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Comment on How difficult is it to get a permanent resident visa or dual citizenship in Morocco? by ♥ eѕѕвee

♥ eѕѕвee — Fri, 23 Dec 2011 11:58:43 +0000

I have three citizenships, including Morocco, but Only because both my parents were born there.
I feel very lucky to have this because as I can see, citizenships are not the easiest things to obtain!
Good luck on getting your citizenship.

Comment on How difficult is it to get a permanent resident visa or dual citizenship in Morocco? by Dark side

Dark side — Fri, 23 Dec 2011 11:58:43 +0000

Dual Citizenship : just impossible forget about it,
Resident visa : follow please those steps
1) Photocopies of the 2 pages in your passport that have your ID details and entry stamp into Morocco.

2) Fiscal stamps from a Tabac at the currently required amount of the fee. The commissariat will tell you how much.

All cards (except for French passports) are issued for one year at first. Renewals are issued for five years the second time around (except for US passports, which get 10 years for the second card) and then for ten years for the third card for all other nationalities. French nationals can get a 10 year card from the very beginning.

3) Copy of your birth certificate or marriage certificate.

4) One of the following: either

a) Photocopy of proof of ownership of a property or

b) Photocopy of a Property Rental Contract.

The Commissariat office does not accept monthly rent receipts of a furnished property for a residents card, but they may accept it for a tourist visa extension
5) Proof of your possession of a Moroccan bank account in the form of an “Attestation Bancaire”. This is proof from your bank to confirm the balance that you hold. In English it is known as a bank letter.

6) Proof of monthly income. This is the “gotcha” for young people and will exclude a lot of people.

Unless you can prove that you have a monthly income, you will not get a residents card. The only two exceptions to this are:

a) that you already have a business visa or

b) that you already have an official work permit (very hard to get, unless you are married to a Moroccan, are a teacher in a language school or with the US Peace Corps.)