Casablanca Entry Requirements

The cabin door opens and Casablanca hits you at once: Atlantic air laced with salt and kerosene, the clatter of suitcases on polished tile, Arabic and French boarding calls rolling overhead. You'll need a passport valid for six months past arrival plus either a visa-free stamp, an online clearance, or a full visa, depending on your passport. Inside Mohammed V International, blue arrows on the floor keep the queue honest. Officers in tan uniforms check pages under cold fluorescents while a nearby café sends out curls of mint steam. The line moves steadily, ceiling fans pushing humid air past duty-free perfume counters that throw orange-blossom into the mix. After you clear the gate, the drill is the same every time: passport desk, squealing carousel, then the green-red customs split beneath slow ceiling fans. Expect a quick question, why you're here, which hotel, answered in French or English. Door-to-curb time runs twenty-five to forty minutes. Push through the final glass wall and humidity slaps you, taxi meters tick, and the neon skyline burns against the Atlantic night.