jaebee
Dutch expat in Morocco
Forum posts
52
Contacts
16
About me
Dutch
Speaks English
Registration: 19 August 2014
Relationship with Moroccan man by GuestPoster114477
Ok,so I’ve been in a relationship with a Moroccan man for 2 years.It was a dream of mine to have a house in Morocco and so I bought one in a rural area….in his name in the January,I had come and go from the uk and he took care of the ...
If you give him the chance he ( not every Moroccan man but certainly this one!) will suck every last penny out of you. Play the game, use condoms if you have sex. The less he knows about your person life and affairs outside of when you see him the ... Read More
Urgent Question about Moroccan family law by volftommy854
I would appreciate your support, guidance, or assistance.I am a Belgian national who is married to a Moroccan woman and has three children, all born in Morocco, lived there together for about 6 years.We just relocated to the European Union, canceled ...
I love Morocco and Moroccans, but as a Westerner there are just too many loopholes once a Westerner marries and has kids with Moroccans. Marrying with someone from a state with laws in common should be prioritized unless, you are both living and ... Read More
Vaccination required to travel to Morocco by orchidblue
Hi EveryoneI am planning to travel and get married in Morocco next month from the UK.Some of my family members are not vaccinated. Does anyone know if you can travel to Morocco with just a PCR test? Also whilst in Morocco can you enter public ...
No one is checking anything in Morocco anymore. It was just a push-policy to get folks here mass-vaccinated and it worked on the masses. The government doesn’t request vaccination passes. They want the other pa$$e$, that’s it! So be ... Read More
Vaccination required to travel to Morocco by orchidblue
Hi EveryoneI am planning to travel and get married in Morocco next month from the UK.Some of my family members are not vaccinated. Does anyone know if you can travel to Morocco with just a PCR test? Also whilst in Morocco can you enter public ...
@E Abreu Although, I grew up Christian, I totally agree with you. It is also against Christianity! I won’t bother opening up that rotten can of worms lol. Anyway, I accept people whom make personal choices about their own bodies, not the ... Read More
Moroccon COVID Requirements - Leaving Morocco by aiqbal07
Hi all Just wondering if anyone knows whether in order to leave Morocco to travel to another country whether a vaccination pass is required? My question is more focused on whether morocon airports would allow a morocon who isn't vaccinated to ...
Everyone Moroccan and Moroccan resident need vaccine with a booster to be released from Moroccan territory. After that, one must meet the requirements of the final destination’s territory. Some only require up to date vaccination, other just a ... Read More
Met a Moroccan man can I trust him by Helenruth
Met a Moroccan man on Instagram got talking in January 2019 and I went and met him in April he wanted a baby and to get married I ended up getting pregnant but we never got married as things started to go wrong arguing ect he owns to cafes but he ...
First, one should always learn about the socio-political context of a group, people and nation from objective viewpoints. Understand their taboos, what makes them move and what makes them stagnate and why. Visit and engage YOURSELF, not through the ... Read More
How do I know if this Moroccan lady likes me? by deadcwtchy2
Its probably been asked a 1000 times.... I am from the UK, have been friends with a moroccan lady for 3 years, we used to talk now and then but since the pandemic we speak 3 to 4 times a day, text or voice message. I am here for the next 8 weeks ...
Have a big heart and an endless wallet! Read More
Recommendation for Bi-Lingual Tutors by Asaf Maman
Hi Expats, Me and my family are moving from the US to Morocco. We have 3 Children and we are looking for a Tutor for them to teach them at home during the day time 9:00-15:00 an array of subjects, focusing on the French language and a few ...
I’ll ask around but check the platform apprentus.com/englishsorted2 Read More
Looking for English speaking teenagers to make friends by GuestPoster3044
Have teenager from USA. Living in Asilah close to tangier, need friends for my 15 year old about same age or so. let’s have our kids make friends and same time parents make friends with parents . let’s connect on social media then we ...
I have students (his age) that would be perfect for him to connect with. They’ve been learning English with me, in Casablanca, for two years and could really use the practice and a new buddy. DM me if you’re interested! Read More
Vaccines required in Morocco by Diksha
Hello everybody, When living or moving abroad, and in particular in Morocco, vaccination against certain diseases is often required to enter the country or to avoid risks. We would like to ask you a few questions to help future expats ...
The problem is not vaccination in of itself. Sure vaccines work, no doubt about it! The problem is the Big Tech and Corp have a hand in it, and it is more political at this point than anything else. The fact that ALL countries closed borders at the ... Read More
Vaccines required in Morocco by Diksha
Hello everybody, When living or moving abroad, and in particular in Morocco, vaccination against certain diseases is often required to enter the country or to avoid risks. We would like to ask you a few questions to help future expats ...
Dutch currently in Morocco. I just flew in at the beginning of the month and they only required a negative PCR test. I haven’t been vaccinated since infancy and don’t even know where to find the records. Moved so many times. I trust the ... Read More
Expatriation to Morocco: border updates by Cheryl
Hello everyone, in Morocco as elsewhere, the current pandemic has changed our way of life but also our mobility, due to the state of borders of nearby countries or countries we wanted to visit. Today we would like to take stock of the current ...
I just got back last Saturday with my two different Covid exams and invitation letter. Life is quite normal here apart from the 10pm curfew and having to wear masks when out in public. Definitely not as stressful and inconsistent as Europe. Far more ... Read More
Employment and new work practices in Morocco by Cheryl
Hello everyone, In diverse sectors, employment in Morocco has been tremendously affected by the current crisis. We invite you to share your experience on these changes in the professional world in Morocco. Did new work practices emerge over ...
I'm an English coach in Casa. The border closing happened in the middle of a business trip, and displaced me. I am waiting on the government to either open up borders completely, or make a procedure for entrepreneurs and consultants residing in ... Read More
Language barriers in Morocco by Priscilla
Hello, Learning a new language is a part of the expat process. Let's find out how crucial it is to know the language in Morocco. What is the official language in Morocco, and what are the other popular spoken languages? Is it possible to ...
The official language for labor, administrative and law-related related things in Morocco is French. However, the language that gives one the power to socialize, be more mobile and bend the rules is Moroccan Arabic (Darijah) and Tamazight. Spanish ... Read More
Homeschooling in Morocco by mnazha
Hello, I'm seriously considering moving back home to Morocco. The only think that's holding me back is my kid's schooling. I have 3 kids; 14, 9 and 7. They all go to public American schools here in the states, and have never tried ...
I have a friend in Casa who just started to get her child homeschooled and she wants to develop a community and support system for this. It’s one of the best options in Morocco in my opinion! Read More
NEW SCHOOL PROJECT FOR ENGLISH SPEAKING KIDS IN MARRAKECH by traveller051216
Hello I moved to marrakech from UK last month and faced a major issue wth schools for English speaking kids. There are few schools in marrakech but they are only use education for commercial purposes meaning thier fees are sky high. I have spoken to ...
For private instruction: www.apprentus.com/mindstock Read More
Homeschooling in Morocco by mnazha
Hello, I'm seriously considering moving back home to Morocco. The only think that's holding me back is my kid's schooling. I have 3 kids; 14, 9 and 7. They all go to public American schools here in the states, and have never tried ...
An English teacher... https://www.apprentus.com/mindstock Read More
English speaking communities.Any jobs for english speaking by Starwalker
Hi everyone.I'm considering to go work and live in Morocco.Does anyone know of English speaking communities in Cassablanca,Rabat,Marrakech or Fez?Are there any jobs for English speaking people in these cities?
That honestly depends on you! If you want to live at a similar standard as you do at home and want to be surrounded with people that look and think like you, you can pay the same or close to what you would at home. Will you find a job to support ... Read More
Best cities to live in Morocco by Julien
Hi, Its not always easy to decide in which area to settle in when moving to Morocco. According to you, what are the best cites to live in? Which regions offer most of the job opportunities, a good quality of life, an affordable cost of ...
Of course it depends on you and what you seek... For me the best four places to live in Morocco for young-single/couple/young family/ professionals... Casablanca (Real Mega City) - multi-ethnic, multi-cultural and always growing in population, has ... Read More
Cultivating friendships into relationship
Of course I agree it can be but, there are people in this world that separate the two. Read More
Cultivating friendships into relationship
Is it possible? Are there any personal success or work-in-progress stories? All perspectives are welcome. Read More
Friday Night Out - Live Music- 19/08
I'm in Casa and I'm interested! Read More
Best cities to live in Morocco by Julien
Hi, Its not always easy to decide in which area to settle in when moving to Morocco. According to you, what are the best cites to live in? Which regions offer most of the job opportunities, a good quality of life, an affordable cost of ...
I think Tangier is/can be amazing if you are non-Black or brown-looking Westerner. Policies surrounding African immigrants and tight border controls between Morocco and the EU have created a hostile environment for ethnic persons, and specifically ... Read More
Best cities to live in Morocco by Julien
Hi, Its not always easy to decide in which area to settle in when moving to Morocco. According to you, what are the best cites to live in? Which regions offer most of the job opportunities, a good quality of life, an affordable cost of ...
For access to Western-lifestyle and similar social culture - Casablanca and Marrakech For beach and sun and coastline - Agadir and Essaouira For non-tourist related career and employment opportunities - Casablanca and Rabat For tourist related ... Read More
job for english speaker and english speaker friends
Let's meet for a coffee or tea! ;) Read More
English speaking communities.Any jobs for english speaking by Starwalker
Hi everyone.I'm considering to go work and live in Morocco.Does anyone know of English speaking communities in Cassablanca,Rabat,Marrakech or Fez?Are there any jobs for English speaking people in these cities?
It's the same type of work available for English speakers in Germany. Although, if you can find an aupair job, it can provide a healthy and non taxed income with West Germans. Read More
Accepting a job in Al Jadida in Morocco by furandfangs
Hey, I'm actually thinking of accepting a job in Al Jadida in Morocco. The pay is 7000 dirham a month. I'm a New Yorker living in Istanbul now. Is Morocco a fun place for non-muslim single men to live? I enjoy a beer and live music. Is ...
I am an American living and working here now. For this central region of the country, 9,000 Dirham per month is more realistic for 40hrs full time work. Read More
Top 5 tips to live in Morocco by expat.com
Hi, When you are going to live abroad, you may have a lot of questions. Hence to facilitate you in this process, we are inviting expats to share their top 5 tips with regards to settling and living in Morocco. What recommendations would you ...
Super LIKE ... Dude next time I'm in Casa I would like to meet you! Seem like my type of person. Read More
Anybody into join me for a night of Karaoke
Near the beach. Are you on Facebook Doug? I can send you the event link. Read More
Anybody into join me for a night of Karaoke
Anybody into join me for a night of Karaoke in Casa, Marra or Aga in June? If so, let me know, I will start a group. Cheers Read More
Looking for a travel buddy by radhames89
Hi people, I'm traveling alone to Marrakech the 31st of May till the 7th of June. It would be nice if I could find someone who are willing to show me around. I'm a very nice and easy going person. It would be amazing if someone here could ...
Detained because my Moroccan friend merely gestured at a synogogue from the other side of the street on our way home, only to be stopped, harassed (completely peaceful but confused and not under the influence of my drug or alcohol , not aggressively ... Read More
Looking for a travel buddy by radhames89
Hi people, I'm traveling alone to Marrakech the 31st of May till the 7th of June. It would be nice if I could find someone who are willing to show me around. I'm a very nice and easy going person. It would be amazing if someone here could ...
I don't think it is an exaggeration at all and, I speak from experience of being detained with my Moroccan friend. For me, they took all of our details and held is in the station, intensely questioned my friend and I, and eventually let me go, ... Read More
Looking for a travel buddy by radhames89
Hi people, I'm traveling alone to Marrakech the 31st of May till the 7th of June. It would be nice if I could find someone who are willing to show me around. I'm a very nice and easy going person. It would be amazing if someone here could ...
Indeed XB23! The Sahara is still not a fully resolved political situation. It is in limbo and everyone (from The King to Algeria to the Spanish and even more recently and underhandedly, the U.S.) has been trying to claim it as their own hence people ... Read More
Looking for a travel buddy by radhames89
Hi people, I'm traveling alone to Marrakech the 31st of May till the 7th of June. It would be nice if I could find someone who are willing to show me around. I'm a very nice and easy going person. It would be amazing if someone here could ...
-Watch your step! Keep your eyes on the ground in front of you. There is usually a hole in the ground with your name on it! A very deep one too!! -Never give money to a Moroccan not even as a loan! They will always try to justify it being theirs ... Read More
Looking for a travel buddy by radhames89
Hi people, I'm traveling alone to Marrakech the 31st of May till the 7th of June. It would be nice if I could find someone who are willing to show me around. I'm a very nice and easy going person. It would be amazing if someone here could ...
Thanks. I've spent long periods of time in Morocco on two occasions. I know how it is and thank you. Read More
Any young American or European vocalists on here?
I will be passing through Agadir! I have lots of buddies down there. Keep in touch. I will add you as a contact. Read More
Any young American or European vocalists on here?
Any young American or English-speaking musicians or vocalists on here? I'm looking for a fluent vocalist/musician with a background in singing/playing western music, specifically jazz and rhythmic styles of music. It doesn't matter which ... Read More
Top 5 tips to live in Morocco by expat.com
Hi, When you are going to live abroad, you may have a lot of questions. Hence to facilitate you in this process, we are inviting expats to share their top 5 tips with regards to settling and living in Morocco. What recommendations would you ...
-Watch your step! Keep your eyes on the ground in front of you. There is usually a hole in the ground with your name on it! A very deep one too!! -Never give money to a Moroccan not even as a loan! They will always try to justify it being theirs ... Read More
New members of the Morocco forum, introduce yourself here by Julien
Hi all, Newbie on the Morocco forum? Dont know how to start? This thread is for you ;) We invite you to introduce yourself on this topic, to share with us your expat story if you are already living in the country, or to tell us more on ...
Hey folks I'm looking persons that live in Marrakech and can play Western instruments really well. Looking for Drum, Bass, Guitar and Keyboard players. It would be for a jam session in a venue shows locally! No amateurs please. Send me a private ... Read More
New members of the Morocco forum, introduce yourself here by Julien
Hi all, Newbie on the Morocco forum? Dont know how to start? This thread is for you ;) We invite you to introduce yourself on this topic, to share with us your expat story if you are already living in the country, or to tell us more on ...
Hi I'm Jae ...American-Dutch and moving to the south in December. Englsih is my first language. No kids...I don't have a network in Morocco yet so hopefully I can meet some decent people on here with perspective. Read More
Moving in Dec 2014 need job...
Hi I have dual Dutch and American nationality and I will moving to Morocco in December 2014 and I am interested in finding work with and American or European company. I have office, hotel/hostel, teaching and childcare experiences along with many ... Read More