Frequently asked questions

The full support lasts 6 months and costs €600 all inclusive. Payment is made once, by card (secure Stripe payment), before the support starts.

Special offer: €350 instead of €600, until October 30.

Everything that makes a move successful:

• finding a home: shortlisting, visits, negotiation, lease;
• paperwork and documents (residence card, tax ID…);
• bank account and SIM card;
• health insurance, children's school enrolment;
• moving and customs clearance;
• starting a business and introductions to trusted professionals;
• practical advice and personal follow-up for 6 months.

No. A large part of the work happens before you leave: paperwork in your home country, moving, school enrolment, health insurance. The earlier you start, the better.

The service is mainly provided in French. If you prefer English, message Sandra on WhatsApp to discuss how she can support you.

Payment is non-refundable. You can end the support at any time in writing, without refund. Full details are in the support rules and terms of sale (in French).

Yes. To stay in Morocco for more than 3 months, you need to apply for a residence permit (registration card) at the national police (DGSN) office of your city.

The file typically includes: passport, ID photos, proof of address (lease or utility bill), medical certificate, proof of income and a criminal record extract. Rules change, so the up-to-date list is checked with you during the support.

Yes, foreigners can buy residential or commercial property in Morocco; agricultural land is excluded. Titled property is usually bought through a notary.

Two tips: choose a property with a land title, and bring the funds from abroad so you can repatriate them later.

Yes. The documents required vary by bank and depending on whether you are a resident. Opening an account is part of the support.

You can choose a French AEFE school, a private international school or a Moroccan school. Enrolment often happens several months in advance, so plan it early.