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Tips to help you settle in Morocco
9th November 2011 - 08:36Moving to Morocco is a journey that takes much planning and forward thinking, but as thousands of people discover every year, it’s worth it. There will be times when you might feel like you don’t fit in or belong there - after all it is a country with a completely different culture and moral code to the UK, so you can’t expect to adapt straight away. The whole process may take a couple of years until you feel a true part of your new community. To help you get started more...
Combat homesickness in Morocco
17th August 2011 - 05:22Morocco is a very diverse country which is modern in many parts, but at the same time there is an overwhelming sense of tradition and belief. It is this diversity that draws people to the country every year, and many who visit then decide to make it their full time home. With gorgeous scenery, a good climate and friendly people, it is not surprising that Morocco is now home to many British people too. The culture difference and language barrier may be the hardest thing to deal more...
What to do within the first month in Morocco
6th July 2011 - 04:51Morocco will provide not only a new lifestyle for those looking for change, but also a complete culture shock and philosophical view on life that will make you reassess what’s important to you. This highly conservative country will teach you respect and values. If you decide to live there for good, you will have to sort many things out before, during and after the move. 1) Get health insurance. Morocco is not very advanced when it comes to medical care and treatment, and more...
When you arrive in Morocco
25th May 2011 - 05:56Moving countries will conjure up many different emotions throughout the whole process. The feeling of nervousness and excitement will soon calm down and it is then that the reality will begin to sink in. You will be in a foreign country, probably not fluent in the language and perhaps without a job if you have retired there. So, what can you to in Morocco to help settle in? Morocco is a very religious country. Classical Arabic is the national language and the religion is that more...