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Useful Information
- The dominant religion of Morocco is Islam, with certain dress ethics that differ between sexes. As a general rule, it is appropriate for both men and women to dress modestly to avoid harassment.
- Visitors must remove their shoes before entering a mosque, and clothing should also be modest.
- English is not widely spoken in Casablanca, so it is advisable for visitors to learn at least a couple of phrases of Arabic or French.
- Unless a service charge is added, tipping is expected, and around 10 to 15% of the bill is customary in higher-class restaurants. When dining in traditional restaurants and cafés, a few dirhams may be left as a tip.
- In a restaurant, tap water is not safe to drink. An unopened bottle of mineral water should be asked for where possible.
- Money should not be changed in the streets as it is illegal. The best place to change it is at a bank or approved change office (indicated by a golden sign).
- It is unacceptable to take photographs of any woman whose face is covered by a veil.
- Every year on the ninth month of the Islamic calendar, Muslim people observe the Ramadan celebrations in which they do not eat during the day for a whole month. Therefore restaurants and cafes will be generally closed during this period.
- There are two police corps in Morocco: the Gendarmerie wear a grey uniform who are actually part of the army, and the Police who wear a navy blue uniform. It is compulsory to carry a form of id in Morocco and both corps can ask to see documents.
- The Police emergency number is 19.
- The fire emergency number is 19.
- The ambulance emergency number is 15.
