Discover Medical Categories Available in Morocco

Plastic and Cosmetic Surgery 5 clinics

Urology 5 clinics

General Surgery 4 clinics

Gynecology 4 clinics

Ear, Nose and Throat (ENT) 4 clinics

Orthopedics 3 clinics

Colorectal Medicine 3 clinics

General Medicine 3 clinics

Gastroenterology 3 clinics

Oncology 3 clinics

Dentistry 2 clinics

Spinal Surgery 2 clinics

Neurosurgery 2 clinics

Bariatric Surgery 2 clinics

Neurology 2 clinics

Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 2 clinics

Vascular Medicine 2 clinics

Reproductive Medicine 2 clinics

Regenerative Medicine 1 clinics

Dentistry Packages 1 clinics

Endocrinology 1 clinics

Immunology 1 clinics

Allergology 1 clinics

Anesthetics 1 clinics

Drug Rehabilitation 1 clinics

Cardiology 1 clinics

Maxillofacial Surgery 1 clinics

Ophthalmology 1 clinics

Rheumatology 1 clinics

Diagnostic Imaging 1 clinics

Nephrology 1 clinics

Discover the Regions of Morocco

Casablanca 6 clinics

Marrakech 5 clinics

Tanger 1 clinics

Top 10 Most Popular Procedures Available in Morocco

Best Clinics and Hospitals in Morocco

About Morocco

Morocco is a colorful country in the Maghreb region of North Africa. From ancient cities and magnificent mountain ranges to sweeping deserts and beautiful coastlines, it is a diverse and interesting country with a lot to offer. In addition to attracting tourists, Morocco has been attracting medical tourists as well. The country is emerging as an important medical and wellness tourism destination thanks to its high-quality healthcare, affordable treatment costs, and well-trained medical professionals, many of whom have studied in the US and the EU. Besides, its close proximity to Western Europe, the fact that French and Spanish are widely spoken, and the availability of low-cost flights are very beneficial to the country’s medical tourism industry.

Medical tourism in Morocco is dominated by cosmetic treatments, with liposuction as the most sought after procedure. The cost of cosmetic surgery in the country can be 30% to 50% less than in Western European countries due to lower operational costs and no value-added tax. 

Popular Cities and Regions in Morocco

Marrakesh, also known as the Red City, is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Morocco. It is particularly famous for its main square, Djemaa el-Fna. This square is filled with exotic street performers, musicians, snake charmers, and story-tellers. At night, food vendors fill the square. Other popular attractions include the Bahia Palace, Ben Youssef Madrasa, the Jardin Majorelle, and the Saadian Tombs. Besides Marrakesh, Fez is also popular among tourists. This city is dotted with mosques, palaces, and museums. Its medina is one attraction that tourists should not miss. Those who want to relax on Morocco’s coastlines should visit Tangier and Casablanca. 

Transport in Morocco

Mohammed V International Airport is the main international airport in Morocco. It serves flight to and from numerous cities around the world, including Paris, Dubai, London, and New York. Both major and budget airlines operate flights from this airport. To get around Morocco, buses and trains are the most affordable options. Taxis are available around the country, but they can be a bit more expensive than other transportation modes.

Visas in Morocco

Nationals of 67 countries and territories can visit Morocco visa-free, including all EU citizens, the UAE, China, and the US. Other countries not listed in the visa-free agreement, need to apply and obtain a visa before coming to the county. The country also offers a medical stay permit for foreigners who want to undergo medical procedures in the country.

Weather in Morocco

Morocco experiences a subtropical climate with four seasons. Summer (June to August) can be really hot, especially in Marrakesh and areas near the Sahara desert. Winter (December to February) can be very chilly, especially at night. It is also the wettest season in the country. Spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) are the best times to visit Morocco as the weather is not too hot or too cold.

Additional Info
  1. Local Currency: The Moroccan Dirham (MAD) is the official currency of Morocco. The exchange rate from 1 USD is approximately 9.15 MAD.
  2. Money & Payments: Since Morocco is still very much a cash society, it is very difficult to use credit cards. Therefore, always carry some cash with you. In some cases, Euros are accepted as payment.  
  3. Local Language: Arabic is the official and most commonly spoken language in Morocco. French is widely spoken in the country, followed by English as the second most spoken foreign language in the country. Spanish is spoken by many people in the northern part of Morocco. 
  4. Local Culture and Religion: Islam is the official religion in the country, but freedom of religious belief is guaranteed by the constitution. With Islam as the biggest religion, the culture in the country is highly influenced by religion. Therefore, always avoid revealing clothes when traveling around Morocco. 
  5. Public holidays: Ramadan is the biggest event in the Moroccan calendar, followed by Eid al-Fitr at the end of this month as the biggest holiday in the country. The country celebrates New Year’s Day, Throne Day, Eid al-Adha, Islamic Birthday, Prophet's Birthday, and Independence Day of Monaco, to name a few.