Below is a list of frequently asked questions about marriage in Morocco.  The information on marrying in Morocco is provided as a general guide and is based upon information provided to the British Embassy by the relevant local authorities in Morocco.  The information is therefore only up to date and accurate to the extent that such authorities provide us with timely and accurate information.  Accordingly, the British Embassy does not guarantee that this information is accurate and will not be liable for any inaccuracies in this information.  British nationals wishing to obtain information about marriage must also contact the relevant local authority to be sure of the requirements for signing a Moroccan marriage contract.

Please be aware that the documents required for marriage in Morocco may vary depending on where in the country you are getting married.  We therefore strongly advise you to check with the authorities in the location of your intended marriage for their actual requirements.

Marriage in Morocco: General questions

• Can I get married in Morocco?
• I plan to marry a Moroccan in Morocco.  Do I need your help?
• Do I need to go to the British Embassy or can I visit my local British Honorary Consulate?
• Does my Moroccan fiancé(e) need to be present when we apply?
• How much does it cost?
• I live in the UK (or within a British Consular District overseas other than in Morocco).  What documents do I need to bring to you?
• I live in Morocco.  What documents do I need to bring to you?
• I have been given the two certificates by your Consular staff, what happens next?
• Do you have a list of documents required by the Moroccan family court?
• Once we are married, can my spouse travel to the UK?
• Will my marriage under Moroccan law be recognised in the UK?
• After marriage to a Moroccan, can I reside permanently in Morocco?