Live and study in Morocco

Students can find on-campus housing, private apartments, or shared accommodation in cities like Casablanca, Rabat, and Marrakech. Some universities offer dormitories, but they may be limited. Alternatively, private rentals and homestays are popular options, especially in larger cities. Check with the university for assistance with housing.

Living costs in Morocco are relatively affordable compared to other countries. On average, international students spend between 3,000 MAD to 5,000 MAD per month, depending on the city and lifestyle. Cities like Casablanca and Marrakech tend to have higher costs of living, particularly for accommodation.

Morocco is considered a safe destination for international students, but like in any other country, it is important to take basic precautions, especially in busy urban areas. Universities in Morocco often provide orientations to help students understand safety measures and local customs.

International students in Morocco can work part-time; however, they must follow specific regulations, such as obtaining permission from the Moroccan Ministry of Labour. Many students also take internships or teaching assistant roles to gain work experience while studying.

Yes, it is mandatory for international students to have health insurance. Some universities offer basic health coverage as part of the enrollment, while others may require students to arrange their own insurance. It’s recommended to purchase international health insurance before arriving or check with the university for options.