Thanks Number 6 , take your point yes, and will just try and get it at the border once customs etc out of the way... and look into who covers such trips properly next time my annual insurance is up for renewal!! sadly not BMW!
Insurance- Green Card and travel insurance for Morocco list
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MrIFan
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If you're going in via Ceuta there is no longer an insurance office at the border. The nearest is in Tetouan, a quick search on here should find Tim Cullis's post with the address of the office.
Tangier Med has insurance once through border formalities and is definitely the quickest, smoothest way into Maroc. If I remember correctly it is approx 35 Euro for 10 days or 90 for a month.
With the normal hassle getting through the formalities at Ceuta it is almost always quicker now to go Tangier Med then ride over the tops to Ceuta if that was the route you had planned
There was an insurance place just outside the gates at the old Tangier port but haven't been that way since the opening of Med so not sure if it's still there.
Tangier Med has insurance once through border formalities and is definitely the quickest, smoothest way into Maroc. If I remember correctly it is approx 35 Euro for 10 days or 90 for a month.
With the normal hassle getting through the formalities at Ceuta it is almost always quicker now to go Tangier Med then ride over the tops to Ceuta if that was the route you had planned
There was an insurance place just outside the gates at the old Tangier port but haven't been that way since the opening of Med so not sure if it's still there.
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carinatauk
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Tangier Med was a breeze. Through customs, etc. Portacabin on your left as you leave, right next to a currency exchange. Sorted 
Maybe if it's Neils first trip he should go through Ceuta to get a feeling of the excitement and trepidation of how it used to be, after all it is North Africa. It sounds like Tangier Med has gone all European
Maybe if it's Neils first trip he should go through Ceuta to get a feeling of the excitement and trepidation of how it used to be, after all it is North Africa. It sounds like Tangier Med has gone all European
How it used to be .... Ceuta used to have currency exchange and insurance up until a couple of years ago
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Aviva (Carole Nash) green card
Just got Green card through Carole Nash - Aviva Insurance - £76, for I believe 21 days. FYI.
Just got Green card through Carole Nash - Aviva Insurance - £76, for I believe 21 days. FYI.
Man you guys in the UK get ripped you should see the list of places we can go on are insurance .
Morocco is one of them with 26 others and we don’t even have to inform are agents
Yes we do pay a little more but not £ 76.00 for three weeks
That’s well over a £1000 a year for what we get for free none of this 90 day shit
Morocco is one of them with 26 others and we don’t even have to inform are agents
Yes we do pay a little more but not £ 76.00 for three weeks
That’s well over a £1000 a year for what we get for free none of this 90 day shit
mikedefieslife
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What the up to date situation with getting green card insurance in the UK for Morocco?
I bet the Germans don't have this problem.
I bet the Germans don't have this problem.
GSTraveller
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I phoned Carole Nash for a quote last week. The premium was double my normal renewal quote and I was told there are only 2 companies that will supply a green card for Morocco, Aviva and AGES. All told, the insurance policy was £300 for the year fully comp with an additional £31 for the Green card. In real terms that works out £181 for the privilege of getting it in the UK. I would be interested in how that compares to getting it in Morocco. For 2 weeks I imagine it works out more expensive but does the difference make up for the saving in hassle?
grez
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Aviva charged me nearly £ 35 for 8 days last year. I hate insurance companies, allmost impossible to get a straight answer from them, or cover for places like Morocco or Kosovo. Even hod one that would not tell me where I would be covered for until after I had taken out the policy. The one conpany I did find last year, name escapes me, that would cover me for everywhere including Afganistan, Beruit, Lybia....every war torn hole in the world........but excluded Rochdale where I live as the risk was too high.
mikedefieslife
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http://www.alessie.com/ based in the NL will cover motorcycles to Morocco third party of course, for around 170 euros per 14 days. Cheaper to buy it at the border.
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