Morocco vaccinations at a glance
Your recommendations depend on your route, duration, accommodation, activities, vaccination history and health. A travel-health assessment turns the country guidance into advice for your individual trip.
Recommended for most travellers
- Hepatitis A
- Tetanus-containing protection
- Typhoid
May be advised for some travellers
- Hepatitis B
- Rabies
- BCG for specific eligible groups
Routine vaccines
- MMR or MMRV
- Diphtheria, tetanus and polio course
- Age and health-specific vaccines
Certificates
There are no yellow fever certificate requirements under the International Health Regulations. Although there is no polio risk in Morocco, proof of polio vaccination may be necessary for some travellers depending on their route; check current rules.
Vaccines commonly discussed for Morocco
Hepatitis A
Recommended for previously unvaccinated travellers because infection can spread through contaminated food and water.
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Recommended for most travellers, especially longer stays, visits to friends and relatives and travel where food hygiene may be poor.
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Routine UK protection should be complete; a booster may be advised if access to medical care could be limited.
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May be considered for all travellers and is particularly relevant for longer stays or potential blood and body-fluid exposure.
View vaccine informationRabies
Rabies is a risk. Vaccination may be advised for animal exposure, longer stays, remote areas or delayed access to treatment.
View vaccine informationRoutine vaccines
Check MMR and diphtheria, tetanus and polio protection before departure.
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Vaccination certificate requirements
There are no yellow fever certificate requirements under the International Health Regulations. Although there is no polio risk in Morocco, proof of polio vaccination may be necessary for some travellers depending on their route; check current rules.
Rules can change, so check the full route and current official guidance shortly before departure.
Do I need malaria tablets for Morocco?
Routine antimalarial tablets are not recommended for Morocco. Mosquito and insect-bite avoidance is still sensible, and travellers should seek medical advice for unexplained fever during or after travel.
Mosquito-bite prevention and prompt medical assessment for fever remain important.
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Morocco travel vaccination FAQs
What vaccinations do I need for Morocco from the UK?
Most travellers should review routine vaccines and discuss Hepatitis A, Tetanus-containing protection, Typhoid. Other vaccines depend on the exact itinerary, activities and traveller.
Do I need malaria tablets for Morocco?
Routine antimalarial tablets are not recommended for Morocco. Mosquito and insect-bite avoidance is still sensible, and travellers should seek medical advice for unexplained fever during or after travel.
Are vaccine certificates required for Morocco?
There are no yellow fever certificate requirements under the International Health Regulations. Although there is no polio risk in Morocco, proof of polio vaccination may be necessary for some travellers depending on their route; check current rules.
When should I arrange Morocco travel vaccinations?
Ideally seek advice four to six weeks before travel. Earlier planning helps with multi-dose courses and certificates, but last-minute advice is still worthwhile.
Written by the TravelJabs4U Editorial Team. Medically reviewed by Mohammed Shajan Ali, MPharm, GPhC-registered pharmacist (GPhC No. 2067785). Add the final review date before publication.
General information only. Check current TravelHealthPro guidance and FCDO health advice, then follow the clinician who assesses you.