What documents can a Frenchman use to travel to Morocco?

The parents and the minor must each have one valid passport.

The period of validity of the passport must cover at least the entire stay.

It is recommended that you take with you a document proving the parentage  (family relationship with your child): your child's birth certificate (extract of the parentage or full copy) or family record.

The parent and the minor must each have one valid passport.

The period of validity of the passport must cover at least the entire stay.

It is recommended that you take with you a document proving the parentage  (relationship with your child): the child's birth certificate (extract from the filiation certificate or full copy) or family record.

If the parents are divorcedHowever, the accompanying parent is strongly advised to have a copy of the divorce judgment granting custody.

If the child travels with his mother, it is recommended that the mother has the father's permission.

If the child is a father's orphan, his mother must have a document certifying his marriage to the deceased father, or a copy of the father's death certificate, or an authorization from the judge responsible for the protection of minors.

The child must have with him the following 3 documents:

• Valid passport covering at least the entire stay
• Authorization to leave the territory to leave France
• Letter of authorization from his parents with their legalized signatures. The child or his or her accompanying person must present this authorization upon arrival in Morocco.