The United Kingdom, like the European Union (EU), has announced that the Moroccan vaccine pass will be recognized.

According to a statement released by the British government on Friday, the Moroccan vaccination card would be recognized and approved for travel to the United Kingdom.

Only four vaccinations are accepted, according to the same source: AstraZeneca, Pfizer, Moderna, and Jansen.

However, acknowledgment of the Moroccan pass does not imply de facto acceptance of all of the Kingdom’s entry requirements into the United Kingdom.

The comparability between the health certificates is essentially technical and allows mutual readability of the QR codes, whether in terms of vaccine passes or PCR testing, as the European Union has also accepted the Moroccan pass.

The UK has announced today that Morocco 🇲🇦 will be added to the list of countries whose vaccine certification is accepted for travel to the UK 🇬🇧.

This update includes the following vaccines: AstraZeneca, Pfizer, Moderna and Jansen. pic.twitter.com/gWyKOCQYnT

— UK in Morocco (@UKinMorocco) October 7, 2021

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His Majesty King Mohammed VI gave instructions to the Mohammed V Foundation for Solidarity to make special arrangements for facilitating the entry of Moroccans residing abroad on board ships, in order to ensure that they benefit from optimal conditions during transit and arrival.

These arrangements aim to facilitate all administrative, customs and health procedures, during the transit process, to ensure safe, smooth and satisfactory conditions during travel.

The rest of the other usual measures related to reception and assistance, provided by the Mohammed V Foundation for Solidarity, in Morocco and abroad, will continue to operate.

On the other hand, His Majesty gave instructions for the Kingdom’s embassies and general consulates abroad to be prepared for this process. Thus, diplomatic and consular representations are invited to facilitate all consular and administrative procedures required by Moroccan citizens and foreigners wishing to visit Morocco, and to respond in an efficient manner to their requests and expectations.

It should be recalled that the Royal Office announced, yesterday, Sunday, that King Mohammed VI has instructed all those involved in the field of transport to work to facilitate the return of Moroccans residing abroad at an affordable price.

The same source added, in this context, that His Majesty’s orders also concern all those involved in the field of air transport, especially Royal Air Maroc, and various actors at the level of maritime transport.

These royal instructions focus on the adoption of reasonable prices that are accessible to all, and the provision of a sufficient number of trips, to enable Moroccan families abroad to visit their homeland and bond with their families and relatives, especially during these difficult times.

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Royal Air Maroc flight company announced that starting from Wednesday, November 11^th, travelers heading to France must provide, on check-in, a Covid-19 test certificate which proves that they tested negative. The test results mustn’t date more than 72 hours maximum on check-in day.

Children less than 11 years old are not concerned with providing Covid-19 test results. These new measures are part of France’s latest decision concerning the access to French territories.

In addition to that, all travelers must possess a travel certificate for international travel from abroad to France or for derogatory travel to certain overseas territories (French Guiana, Mayotte, New Caledonia French Polynesia, Wallis and Futuna). Travelers must also possess a sworn statement that they do not show any Covid-19 symptoms.

Travelers must provide their certificates and sworn statements to the flight company before boarding and upon arrival.

The official documents can be found here.

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