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Morocco for remote workers

Fast trains, good mobile data and growing coworking; check what your stay allows.

Places that suit you

  1. Marrakech: Most coworking spaces in Morocco. source
  2. Casablanca: Business capital with train links. source

Know before you go

  • Many nationalities (including UK and Canadian) can stay up to 90 days without a visa; longer stays need police approval. source
  • For anything other than tourism, check visa rules with the Moroccan consulate. source
  • There is no dedicated digital nomad visa; stays over 90 days need a long-stay visa or residence permit. source
  • Declare foreign currency worth 100,000 dirhams or more on entry or exit. source

Tips that help

  • Hotel, café and riad Wi-Fi is often slow or patchy outside cities; get a local SIM or eSIM. source
  • Tourist SIMs from Maroc Telecom, Orange or Inwi start around US$10–15 with several GB of data. source
  • Trains are the best way between major cities; first class gives extra space. CTM and Supratours buses are reliable for longer routes. source
  • To extend beyond 90 days, apply at the police Service for Foreigners at least 15 days before the limit. source

The law, plainly

  • Drones need permission from the civil aviation authority; Canada says they are confiscated on entry. source
  • Avoid criticising the monarchy. source

Good for you

  • Marrakech has the largest choice of coworking spaces. source

Official advice

  • UK FCDO Morocco entry requirements. source

The full guide for you · Do you need a visa? · Essentials

Checked 2026-11-15. Every line links to its source.

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