Moving

 

Are you moving your possessions to Morocco? What should you give away versus what
should you move? What do you need to look for in a removals company? How do they
work? How much does it cost? What about moving pets? Get this and much more in our
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Christmas in Morocco

14th December 2011 - 07:12
Being predominantly an Islamic nation, Christmas is not a huge affair in Morocco. That said, the amount of foreigners living in Morocco and visiting the country thanks to tourism efforts means that Christmas has become more significant in recent years. Whilst the country does not come together and feel ‘Christmassy’, there are still people living there who do celebrate it. If you fancy giving Morocco a visit over the Christmas period then you will find it easy to  more...

Using a removal firm

8th November 2011 - 01:47
When moving house anywhere, we want to know our belongings will be looked after by those entrusted to move it for us. That is why choosing a good, reputable removals company is so important. They are the ones who will be responsible for your things arriving safely to their new destination. There are different ways of moving your things to Morocco and shipping is more popular than flying because it is so much cheaper. Be aware however that it is a much longer process and can  more...

Healthcare in Morocco

21st September 2011 - 05:57
As may possibly be expected, the healthcare system in Morocco is basic at its best; the facilities and hospitals outside of large cities are old fashioned and although the standards are acceptable, the chance of receiving specialist care is minimal. Most of the staff in Moroccan hospitals will not speak English. It is possible that some initial medical treatment may be free, but the majority will need to be paid for; this includes tests, treatment, medication, and overnight  more...

Moving pets to Morocco

10th August 2011 - 09:39
Probably the first and most important thing you should consider when deciding to take you pet with you to Morocco is the fact that pets in general are not popular in Morocco, especially dogs. This is not to say that people don’t keep pets, because they do. In markets you can find birds and turtles, and sometime puppies, cats and fish. In the major cities you will be able to find pet stores. Sadly, you will see many cats on the streets, and dogs. They are considered by  more...

Moving your children to Morocco

30th June 2011 - 01:28
The move to Morocco is going to be a dramatic culture change and lifestyle change. The country is rich in culture and diversity, yet at the same time is very conservative and traditional. Being an Arab country, you will have to act and dress in a certain way so as not to offend the locals. Every family member will need to understand fully the implications associated with moving to live in Morocco, as the way of life will change and slow down dramatically. Things which may be  more...

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