UK licence Morocco
Driving in Morocco with a UK license
IDP Required
Yes — to drive in Morocco on a UK licence you should carry an International Driving Permit together with your UK licence. Morocco expects foreign drivers to hold an IDP.
Convention basisMorocco recognises the 1968 Vienna Convention. We issue the permit in that exact format.
At the rental deskRequested at airport and city desks.
CarryCarry BOTH your UK national licence and the IDP at all times. The IDP is a translation of your licence and never replaces it.
Minimum age18+ to drive; rental typically 21+ with a young-driver surcharge under 25
Validity1–3 years (you choose at checkout)
FormatDigital PDF you print yourself, plus a QR-verifiable ID card — accepted alongside printed permits
Last verified June 2026Source: 1968 Vienna Convention
UK drivers should carry an International Driving Permit with their licence; some countries recognise the 1949 version and others the 1968 version. Your International Driving Permit is the recognised multilingual translation of your existing licence, issued in the 1968 Vienna format and carried alongside your national licence.
Driving rules in Morocco
- Toll motorways link major cities.
- Speed traps frequent on rural roads.
- 0.00% alcohol tolerance for driving.
- Carry passport, licence and IDP.
Common questions
01
Do I need an IDP to drive in Morocco with a UK license?
Yes — to drive in Morocco on a UK licence you should carry an International Driving Permit together with your UK licence. Morocco expects foreign drivers to hold an IDP.
02
What IDP format does Morocco accept?
Morocco recognises the 1968 Vienna Convention. We issue the permit in that exact format.
03
Do I still carry my UK license?
Carry BOTH your UK national licence and the IDP at all times. The IDP is a translation of your licence and never replaces it.
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