You must be 18 years old to apply for a full driving license in Morocco.

If you have a valid foreign driving license, you can use it in Morocco for a certain period (usually one year) if you meet the eligibility criteria. After this period, you may need to exchange it for a Morocco license.

To exchange your foreign driving license for a Morocco one, you must meet certain conditions, including residency requirements. You should apply through the ANTS website and provide the required documents.

Attending a certified driving school is not mandatory but is highly recommended. Driving schools provide essential theoretical and practical training, increasing your chances of passing the exams.

The process for obtaining a motorcycle license (Category A) is similar to a car license but involves additional training and exams specific to motorcycle safety. You’ll need to pass both theory and practical tests.

Yes, new drivers in Morocco often have a probationary period during which they must display a sticker (A sticker with an “A” on it) on their vehicles. This period typically lasts for three years.

Morocco driving licenses are generally valid for 15 years. After this period, you will need to renew your license.

Driving without a valid license in Morocco can result in fines, license suspension, and other penalties. It’s essential always to have a valid license while driving.

IYes, you can drive in Morocco with a valid International Driving Permit (IDP), but it’s typically recommended for tourists and short-term visitors. You may need to exchange your foreign license for a Morocco one for longer stays.