I said before does this mean he could then stay if it went wrong?
Trouble is - once he gets over here he may just become a lazy so and so having his gf slaving for him, this has been known to happen.
In reality, unless she can support him or he has some extra-ordinary skills unheard of in the UK he will not be granted entry, even if they were to marry in Morocco; this is my hope anyway as we have far too many stragglers here already.
How about if she were to move over to Morocco and become his wife and live there for ever more?
I am not sure where to find out this information, but my daughter (early 20's) has had a Moroccan boyfriend for about 2 years and goes over regularly to see him. If they were eventually to marry and he came here, and things did go wrong would he be able to stay then in the UK, or would he have to return to Morocco?
I have met and stayed with him many times and he is very 'normal', works hard, has a nice family and they get on very well he is quite laid back and they laugh alot, BUT I would just like to be more sure as although my daughter has nothing in her name here as such, the only thing he would gain is moving to the UK,
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two weeks holiday in Morocco
My boyfriend and I , had two weeks holiday last April in Morocco, which we spent 4 days /3 nights desert tour . It was a great experience because we had the chance to see a completely different way of living as well as landscape. Our Guide Mohammed speaks berber , Arabic, English ,frensh, Italian ,and he provides us with sufficient information about the country, people ,culture, religion, he also informed us what to do and what to avoid during our stay in morocco . We spent a precious moments with him . We visited the most wonderful places in Morocco ,Marrakech, kasbah Ait ben haddou , ourzazat, valley rose,gorge dades, valley todra ..After that he took us to the desert where we ride camels and spend the night in a camp under incredible starry sky …our desert experience was absolutely great!Our trip ended up in Fes . I would highly recommend him to anytraveller who would love to discover morocco in depth. Email is probably the best way to contact Info@tripstomorocco.com
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A part from that a great choice!
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when good time to visit morocco?
October is a good time as the heat would have diminished somewhat, should be around 20-24C but one can never predict as temperatures at this time have reached 34C.
Whatever age you are you will be hassled in some way or other, by traders who have drones outside waiting for you. If you engage in conversation then you are sunk as they are very persuasive and will have you in their shop quickly enough.
If you do wish to buy something then you can do this in several ways; ask what the price is and then haggle from one third asking price, or less if you dare, and take it from there.
You could go into an artesenal which is type of co-operative with generally fixed prices but these are usually highly inflated anyway to cater for the groups of tourists who are led in by their guides. This will at least give you an idea of what prices are like although they vary enormously from one trader to another.
Language should be no problem as many people here speak English although you may have a problem with some taxi drivers who only speak Moroccan. Trust me, you will be fine in hotels, shops and restaurants and you may be surprised at how many people do speak English.
Shopping can be a bit daunting but do this yourself and not with a specialist guide who may find all the things you want but will arrange with traders to charge you very high prices so that both he and trader will make a fat profit.
Trips can be arranged through your riad or in any of the agents in Gueliz district which is a populous area for café's resto's, shops, travel agents. Whoever you use, be sure they have adequate insurance to cover you in case of accidents or loss of property. There are many things to see in Marrakech alone such as the world famous Jardin Majorelle which is easy to get to by the small taxis called "petit taxi". Most other notable sites are within the old part of town called the medina; this is where your riad will more than likely be located although the medina covers a very large area.
Outside of Marrakech you can go long distance to Dades Gorge or up to the mountains with spectacular views.
I can send you a list of typical trips from Marrakech if you like, I just need your e-mail
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Whatever age you are you will be hassled in some way or other, by traders who have drones outside waiting for you. If you engage in conversation then you are sunk as they are very persuasive and will have you in their shop quickly enough.
If you do wish to buy something then you can do this in several ways; ask what the price is and then haggle from one third asking price, or less if you dare, and take it from there.
You could go into an artesenal which is type of co-operative with generally fixed prices but these are usually highly inflated anyway to cater for the groups of tourists who are led in by their guides. This will at least give you an idea of what prices are like although they vary enormously from one trader to another.
Language should be no problem as many people here speak English although you may have a problem with some taxi drivers who only speak Moroccan. Trust me, you will be fine in hotels, shops and restaurants and you may be surprised at how many people do speak English.
Shopping can be a bit daunting but do this yourself and not with a specialist guide who may find all the things you want but will arrange with traders to charge you very high prices so that both he and trader will make a fat profit.
Trips can be arranged through your riad or in any of the agents in Gueliz district which is a populous area for café's resto's, shops, travel agents. Whoever you use, be sure they have adequate insurance to cover you in case of accidents or loss of property. There are many things to see in Marrakech alone such as the world famous Jardin Majorelle which is easy to get to by the small taxis called "petit taxi". Most other notable sites are within the old part of town called the medina; this is where your riad will more than likely be located although the medina covers a very large area.
Outside of Marrakech you can go long distance to Dades Gorge or up to the mountains with spectacular views.
I can send you a list of typical trips from Marrakech if you like, I just need your e-mail
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