Planning taking our motorhome to Morocco in February and taking out local insurance on arrival.
I believe only the named vehicle owner can be insured. No additional driver option. Does anyone have experience of this and know if this the case. Thank you. Andy
Hi Andy,
I am sure insurance remains for the vehicle not the driver so doesn't matter who is driving as far as the vehicle is insured. Good luck
@Andyholmes1603
Hi andy , where are you from ? where is your vehicle registered/ insured?
a) you cannot bring a foreign registered vehicle into morocco on temp admission if itś not insured
b) you cannot insure a foreign registered vehicle in morrocco unless itś imported and you have a current address in Morocco
c)If your vehicle is rented in a EU country you will need to sort out insurance with / and persmission of the owner in order to pass customs - and it would be cheaper to rent a vehicle in Morocco and transfer your stuff , eg. if you rented a spanish vehicle rental companies are not happy to rent foreigners their campers to drive them in Morocco, they may make exceptions for locals) so they remove the cover and don´t give you a written permission to drive the vehicle onto a ferry across the straight...
d) if you are european or are a resident there /and your vehicle is registered in Europe your current vehicle insurance covers Morocco, or it usually does , your insurance card says what countries are covered, and you may want to buy additional cover form you insurance , if in your country/ country of registration, you have to insure additional drivers seperately then you need to see your insurer. again if you have rented a european camper you may be blocked from entering morocco by the rental company
enjoy your camper holiday
you may want roadside asssiantce cover supllemental
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