What form of return?
Permanent, gradual, on trial or dual residence: choosing the form of the return changes everything else.
Moving back to Morocco as a family
It is not one person moving back, it is a family: the questions to ask, in the right order, to turn it into a clear plan.
Who is involved?
The parent who works, the one who handles school and health, the children depending on their age: everyone must find their place in the project.
Where to settle?
Compare cities according to what matters to your family: school, housing, health, transport.
In what order to proceed?
Eight steps, from the decision to the 90-day review after arrival.
B2M journey
The B2M journey is by your side
A private and free space that asks all these questions with you, and creates your journey from your situation.
Discover the B2M journey
The starting point
How it starts
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An interactive questionnaire
You describe your household’s starting situation.
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Your journey is created
Predefined steps, pre-filled according to your situation.
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Everything is customisable
You adjust steps, actions and priorities at your own pace.
Frequently asked questions
Your questions about moving back
Where to start when preparing a return to Morocco?
With the form of the return and its conditions: who goes, when, permanently or gradually, and what would make the project acceptable for everyone. Feasibility (income, school, housing, health) comes next, before comparing cities.
How to choose a city in Morocco?
By weighing what really matters to the household: schools suited to the children, housing prices, work, access to healthcare, transport and closeness to family. Comparing two or three cities with a costed budget avoids deciding on a single holiday impression.
Should I rent or buy when I arrive?
Many families rent for a few months first to test the neighbourhood, the school run and the pace of life, then buy once settled. Prices vary widely from one neighbourhood to another: it is better to compare neighbourhood by neighbourhood than at the scale of a city.
How long does it take to prepare a return?
It depends on the household, but schooling often sets the timetable: a move is usually prepared for the start of a school year, with school enrolment several months ahead. The 30- and 90-day reviews after arrival are part of the return.