Morocco Country Code

How do I dial mobiles vs landlines in Morocco

Morocco’s country calling code is +212. Morocco uses a closed numbering plan and a domestic trunk prefix 0, so numbers are commonly written inside Morocco as 0 + (area/mobile prefix) + remaining digits. The national significant number (without the leading 0) is typically 9 digits. For landlines, you’ll see geographic prefixes such as 0522 (Casablanca) or 0537 (Rabat) in domestic format; for mobile numbers, the domestic format usually starts with 06 or 07 (e.g., 06XX XXX XXX / 07XX XXX XXX). 

To call Morocco from abroad, dial your international exit code (or +), then 212, then the number without the leading 0. So a Casablanca landline written as 0522 XXX XXX becomes +212 522 XXX XXX, and a mobile written as 06XX XXX XXX becomes +212 6XX XXX XXX (same idea for 07…). From within Morocco, you generally keep the leading 0 and dial the full number, because the plan is “closed” (prefixes aren’t usually dropped even for local calls). 

What are the emergency numbers in Morocco

Emergency numbers commonly listed for Morocco include Police: 190, Gendarmerie Royale (outside cities): 177, and Ambulance: 150. Some travel resources also list Fire brigade: 15 in certain contexts, and 112 may work from mobile phones for emergency assistance.