Morocco Travel Insurance
Guide for Indians

Minimum $50,000–$100,000 in medical coverage. Crucially, ensure it includes emergency medical evacuation and repatriation, which can cost upwards of ₹10–15 lakhs if you need to be airlifted from a remote desert or mountain location to a major city or back to India.

Standard policies explicitly exclude "hazardous activities." If your itinerary includes quad biking in the Agafay Desert, camel trekking in Merzouga, or hiking Mount Toubkal, you must purchase an adventure sports add-on to ensure injuries during these activities are covered.

Covers additional accommodation and meal costs if your flight from India is significantly delayed, and reimburses you for essential items if your checked baggage is lost or delayed for more than 12–24 hours by the airline.

For medical emergencies, call your insurer’s 24/7 global assistance helpline immediately. They can direct you to a network hospital in Casablanca or Marrakech and arrange cashless treatment or a guarantee of payment.

For theft, lost baggage, or lost passports, you must file a police report (Procès-Verbal) at the nearest police station or Tourist Police unit within 24 hours. Insurers will reject claims without this official document.

Keep all original medical bills, pharmacy receipts, airline delay certificates, and property irregularity reports (PIR) for lost baggage. Take photos of any damaged items. Submit these along with the claim form upon return to India.