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Wantedtobelieve   4

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Hi. I would just like to ask a few questions regarding USA and Morocco travel:

1. How long can a person (Moroccan citizen) stay in Morocco if they have a permanent green card from the USA? The stay would be to attend a school for further education for approximately 5 months.

2. Does the Moroccan have to have a new visa to travel there? How about his old visa?

3. Doe he need to register here before he goes and there before he goes? If so, through what agency? Does he need to register in Morocco when he gets there? If so, is that in his hometown?

4. If he becomes ill, will he be able to use my Blue Cross insurance since he is on my policy? As I recall, when I went, there are several hospitals,etc. that will accept US insurance.

5. Anything else we need to know? He will be traveling there on his own and returning on his own. When coming back, he only needs to go through customs when he gets to the US, correct? Sorry, I have forgotten so much of what is involved.

Thanks for any and all help!

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Brother Hesekiel   2,236

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Hi. I would just like to ask a few questions regarding USA and Morocco travel:

1. How long can a person (Moroccan citizen) stay in Morocco if they have a permanent green card from the USA? The stay would be to attend a school for further education for approximately 5 months.

Everything under 6 months is not a problem.

2. Does the Moroccan have to have a new visa to travel there? How about his old visa?

A Moroccan does not need a visa to visit Morocco, and a Green Card holder does not need a visa to travel to the country he resides in. So, in both cases: no.

3. Doe he need to register here before he goes and there before he goes? If so, through what agency? Does he need to register in Morocco when he gets there? If so, is that in his hometown?

No to part one of your question. I don't know about Moroccan law, so I can't answer part 2 of it.

4. If he becomes ill, will he be able to use my Blue Cross insurance since he is on my policy? As I recall, when I went, there are several hospitals,etc. that will accept US insurance.

I doubt it, but, again, I don't know Moroccan hospital policies. I only know that a US health insurance will rather find a way to get rid of you before they pay a penny to a Moroccan hospital or doctor.

5. Anything else we need to know? He will be traveling there on his own and returning on his own. When coming back, he only needs to go through customs when he gets to the US, correct?

He needs to got through Customs and Border patrol and he has to show his Green Card and his passport.

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KittyPollitt   284

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If he is a Moroccan citizen, he can come and go as he pleases, it's just advisable that he use his Moroccan passport to enter Morocco, and he'll need his carte nationale while in Morocco for a lot of their government services. He'll be able to use his green card to leave Morocco and re enter the states. No further documents are needed. If his Moroccan passport or Carte Nationale are expired, he can renew them by mail at the Moroccan Consulate in NYC. As far as the health insurance goes, you might ask your insurance company about travelers insurance, since he is on your policy..

Wish him luck and a safe trip!

Sarah

 
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