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Morocco poised to end Omicron flight ban next month

Destinations
James Chapple
28 January 2022

The government of Morocco is reportedly poised to end the country’s two-month Covid flight ban next month.

Casablanca (Credit: Culture Trip)

France 24, citing a government statement published by Morocco’s MAP news agency, reported the band would end on 7 February.


The country introduced the ban on 29 November to guard against the import and spread of the Omicron variant of Covid-19. It had been due to be a temporary measure enforced until the end of the year, but was extended into January.


New entry requirements for visitors will be announced at a later date, added France 24 – again citing the statement published by MAP.

The Foreign Office last updated its travel advice for Morocco on 29 December, reflecting the country’s decision to extend the flight ban until the end of January.