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I believe a titre test is required to re enter Spain, I am also trying to find out all the requirements
Our dogs titre test is a separate certificate, it was not entered on her eu passport and this was pre BrexitI'm wondering now that even if I manage to get a UK vet to do the titre how the antibody result can be added to my dog's EU passportI think only an EU vet can authorise any entries to the passport. A UK titre test done in an EU approved lab I guess would be ok for the AHC though. It's a right pain.
Our new , just issued Titre test is a separate document for each dog.
We are happy with that.
We are happy with that.
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Multiply MDH by eight and knock off one decimal place.
8 x 13 = 10.4, knock off a decimal becomes 1.04. Gives a calculational error of 4%.
So, 13MDH = £1.04.
Ian
So just for info I bought a ticket From Carlos Yesterday Algerciras to Tanger Med 280 Euros forgot to mention MHF derr!
So hopefully I can navigate from this campsite (Camping Sureuropa) without taking a wrong turn for the 10:30 Ferry Thursday, They say I've got to be an hour early.
There's two ID forms is it best to fill them in, in advance or wait and do it on the ferry?
I've read through all these posts which are xtremely helpfull thanks to all contributers
I think I'll visit Morrisons Gibralter tomorrow to top up on diesel and google maps says I can top up my LPG tank there aswell, and I'll see if I can restock on my weetabix lol!
I think apart from Terrorist kidnappers the only other things that make me slightly nervous about Africa are snakes and scorpions oh and of course the mossies although there doesn't seem to be any about at the moment with all this rain.
I'm currently sampling Carlos's wine that I read about in previous posts (the one he gave me was Conde Noble Vino Tinto 2021) its not that bad but I prefer the sparkling type personally.
If anyones booked on the same ferry I'd love to liase if not only to help each other with the paperwork.
So hopefully I can navigate from this campsite (Camping Sureuropa) without taking a wrong turn for the 10:30 Ferry Thursday, They say I've got to be an hour early.
There's two ID forms is it best to fill them in, in advance or wait and do it on the ferry?
I've read through all these posts which are xtremely helpfull thanks to all contributers
I think I'll visit Morrisons Gibralter tomorrow to top up on diesel and google maps says I can top up my LPG tank there aswell, and I'll see if I can restock on my weetabix lol!
I think apart from Terrorist kidnappers the only other things that make me slightly nervous about Africa are snakes and scorpions oh and of course the mossies although there doesn't seem to be any about at the moment with all this rain.
I'm currently sampling Carlos's wine that I read about in previous posts (the one he gave me was Conde Noble Vino Tinto 2021) its not that bad but I prefer the sparkling type personally.
If anyones booked on the same ferry I'd love to liase if not only to help each other with the paperwork.
20.2 degrees here, sorry, I did get completely soaked in the rain earlier today though, ferry from/to where?
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Do the paperwork on the boat.
I don't know about getting LPG in Morrisons and if not , the easiest is at the Los Barrios services just up the A 381 to Jerez.( You can turn round and come back from there) Whichever, it's definitely worth filling up somewhere.
Have a good trip
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Surprised to learn that lpg is available at Morrisons. However, Ive never asked.
Lpg can also be found at Tamoil, en route to the ferry terminal from La Linea.
Lpg can also be found at Tamoil, en route to the ferry terminal from La Linea.
Hiya,
I am wanting to travel to Morocco in my motorhome, what is the €200 insurance for?
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I'm not 100% sure as it wasn't my post originally but I believe it was for his motorhome
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The two forms are (probably) the Moroccan Immigration, different colours (?), one for entry and one for exit. Last trip Carlos didn't have any so we got them on the ferry - fill them in whenever you want although leave the return dates blank until you, erm, return. Don't forget to register on the ferry - look for the queue for the police post.
Defo fill your gas cylinders, no refillable systems in Morocco. Fuel however seems to be a lot cheaper so I'd wait - there's a fuel station about 25km south on the motorway.
Finding the Algeciras port is easy, it's well signposted off the A7 either from the east or the west. Follow signs for "TANGER" then pick the correct lane for your ferry company - it'll almost certainly be the one with the longest queue! Ignore the "helpers" you don't need them.
Was €280 for one or two people? If the latter prices are slowly coming back down thank goodness! Also looks like the "quality" of Carlos' wine is improving but no cake?
Just ordered my Green Card and 3 months medication - no apparent problems with either for a change!
Defo fill your gas cylinders, no refillable systems in Morocco. Fuel however seems to be a lot cheaper so I'd wait - there's a fuel station about 25km south on the motorway.
Finding the Algeciras port is easy, it's well signposted off the A7 either from the east or the west. Follow signs for "TANGER" then pick the correct lane for your ferry company - it'll almost certainly be the one with the longest queue! Ignore the "helpers" you don't need them.
Was €280 for one or two people? If the latter prices are slowly coming back down thank goodness! Also looks like the "quality" of Carlos' wine is improving but no cake?
Just ordered my Green Card and 3 months medication - no apparent problems with either for a change!
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Thanks for the info again, the price was for one person ( 1 Pasajeros + Autocaravana) I'm on my own.
No gas cylinders only underslung gas tank.
Google maps mislead me re LPG at Morrisons Gibraltar couldn't see a pump and when I asked in the shop he had know idea what LPG or GPL was!
Incidentally the Gibraltan Police at the border post told me not get any milk or meat products because the Spanish border police will confiscate them, didn't happen they didn't even look at what I'd bought!
No cake but the round chocolates were nice in his office didn't notice what they were called, he gave me a packet of choc chip cookies in with the wine pack,
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Thanks for that, first one of no real consequence unless you're taking a lot of cash into the country. The second is the Immigration form - note the C.I.N at the top is your Moroccan Identity number, which they will issue you with and stamp into your passport if you don't already have one. Make sure you can read the stamp before you leave the desk, get the officer to write it in if not. Rest is self-explanatory. As for Provenance and Destination we just put where we've come from (Algeciras) and where we plan to stop for the night. Address in Morocco "touring" seemed to work okay.
Sorry I attached the images but wanted to write a comment and couldn't see where, without risking it not posting.
They are images of the same form the first is the back the second the front, I was given two of them identical (same colour) with my ticket.
So do you fill them in with the officer present (to witness) on the ferry or can you prefill some of the items beforehand to save time, I suppose its a 90 minute crossing of course so should be plenty of time, just thinking if there's many people to process it might help a little.
Do you have to have your registration document present at this time to carry out the vehicle import procedure?
Sorry for all the newbie questions appreciating your help.
Thats exactly where I go.
Jeffr3y Are you taking what booze you want with you? its much more difficult to buy over there.
If you re going on Acciona, be ready for a big step on the ramp, if you have assisters pump them up to max and take the ramp diagonally.
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two processes; Your visa is issued on the boat, vehicle stuff done in Tanger Med Port
No booze in the van at the moment so no, I can take it or leave it and I read they don't allow you to import alcohol so not bothering.
Thanks for the LPG tip I'll check it out, and the ramp info.
We had a few litres of gin and vino ! They customs looked in the garage !not botherd about the alcohol just asked if I had a drone or a weapon ,
Morocco as a whole is a fairly tolerant country, even the speed traps are done with good humour. Ive had boxes of wine stacked next to the scooter and they don't bother. Whoever referred to importing is talking at cross purposes; own consumption and importing are entirely different.
Where are these toll tags purchased from and do they cover all motorways, do you top up online after you get the tag? tia.
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I really wouldn't bother with toll tags, there's not that many motorways, you only pay when exiting and they're not expensive either. Just keep some dirhams ready 'cos credit cards are not always accepted.
How times have changed. Three times we have visited Maroc and always used the Motorway to get south and never once came across 'little darlings standing by the Machine'. It really is so easy to pay at the booth and as TerryL said take carry some cash. Safe Journey
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Toll tag would be useful for any solo travellers in RH drive vans. Save scrambling across to the passenger side to get a ticket and to pay.
This is my first visit and after reading that post I was wary, I couldn't see anyone hovering around the toll booths but as I got into the lane of no return a chap appeared to my right, I let him cross and he walked round to the side of the ticket dispenser.
As I'm as makems said "Toll tag would be useful for any solo travellers in RH drive vans. Save scrambling across to the passenger side to get a ticket and to pay." it took me awhile to unbuckle etc, so he'd taken the ticket, but rather than ask for anything simply handed it to me!
I did have an expensive berghaus jacket on the passenger side seat which he spotted and gestered to ask if I'd swap him for his one which of course I declined and drove through.
Another lesson learnt though nothing expensive on the drivers side seat I was lucky he could have just grabbed it and run off.
I think what you were subjected too was not potential Moroccan skullduggery but typical Moroccan kindness and honesty. The street sellers and souk dealers will fleece you with a great smile and a warm handshake if you allow them too but my experience is of a people who are very friendly and having a desire too look after visiting tourists. Once you have been in the country for a short while all will become clearer.
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