10 Reasons Why You Should Travel and Move to Morocco

[@TheJazzyNation1]

Which reason(s) would make you want to at least travel to Morocco?

[@vaiolover1997]

It's a lot of people in a crowded place and very noisy. I think the foods are super good and very cheap. Juices for 50 cents are a bomb!!!

[@eigobike3929]

The beautiful woman I met on the high speed train is the reason.

[@arifarefin2562]

Nice video. I have intension to go as my loved one is there. Though its hard to go to her as per the situation and distance. But I need to go to get her in my life. I am from Bangladesh. My mother language is Bengali and my second language is English. Is there any job opportunity for English speaker? Looking for your information.

[@TheJazzyNation1]

@@arifarefin2562 Yes, there should be but I would not specifically. Good luck with everything.

[@arifarefin2562]

@@TheJazzyNation1 ❤️

[@Misssahraouia76]

I'm French-Moroccan I plan to visit whole Morocco and live there

[@elyssas.5012]

I just found this channel and I love your content already! I'm half Moroccan but have never been to Morocco... but that all changes in September as I'm moving to Rabat to study Arabic for a year before I go to college and I couldn't be more excited! I know you live in India now, but your old Morocco videos are hyping me up even more for the transition and helping me to know what to expect. I'm going to binge watch them all. :)

[@TheJazzyNation1]

Wow! I am so glad you found my channel! Welcome 🤗. Oh my goodness. I am so glad cited for your trip to Rabat! That’s a great place to study Arabic. I have a few friends who studied there too. Please let me know if you have questions about anything. Although I live in India, I still make content basked on Morocco! Just let me know what you want to see 🙂. Enjoy!

[@bigbanger9781]

I'm From Morocco and i welcome you There

[@TheJazzyNation1]

Thank you so much!

[@nicktuttle882]

marhaba!... I've lived in Tangier for almost 4 years now, and I relate to everything you said! especially the food :)

[@TheJazzyNation1]

It's amazing right! I'm so glad you can relate. Besides the food, what's the number two thing that keeps you in Morocco?

[@iZexer]

I love MOROCCO TACOS !!!!!!

[@iZexer]

@@TheJazzyNation1 thanks for ur amazing talking to morocco i love my Region 😉😉

[@smilyyyflower175]

thank you as a moroccan ! i am really round of our culture and i always been

[@TheJazzyNation1]

You should be! Thanks for watching.

[@smilyyyflower175]

@@TheJazzyNation1 ur welcome 😊 glad i found this chanel

[@themoorking]

We are africans few have arabic dna. You are in your country syster Peace and love African and proud

[@TheJazzyNation1]

Thank you!

[@AmatuAllah777]

Arab DNA?Really? smh.

[@paulscott7550]

@@TheJazzyNation1 Hi Jazzy, Thank you for the information. Question, did you ever encounter any racism in Morocco, yourself or your husband? I have heard that Moroccans do not like Black people and also call them funny names. A black man was stabbed to death by a group of Moroccan males in Rabat, I do not know what the circumstances were. I have also heard Agadir is not safe for Black people any experiences there?

[@jandegooijer9101]

@@paulscott7550 the whole south of morocco are black

[@paulscott7550]

@@jandegooijer9101 Thank you for the information.

[@issoopdilloo8905]

Wht i loved in Marocco its Organic everything

[@TheJazzyNation1]

Yes, lots of delicious organic foods.

[@MoreTvapps]

Welcome moroccan is best country if you found a good job, you can live in peace and safe

[@TheJazzyNation1]

Thank you!

[@levinawalsh2015]

Thank you so much for sharing.😀. Watching while on lockdown in Ireland ☘. Morocco on my list when we are free to travel again & hopefully settle there.🙏❤

[@TheJazzyNation1]

Thank you for stopping by and watching. Please do visit when you can travel again!

[@_unclecharles_]

Thank u for your insight. I'm considering moving to Morocco next year. I needed this!

[@TheJazzyNation1]

Oh, that's great! I am so glad this video was helpful for you. Good luck and if you have any questions I can answer, let me know.

[@_unclecharles_]

@@TheJazzyNation1 thank you!!!

[@lzumm]

I really really appreciate you bringing that up in the video about food restrictions I myself have celiac and can not have gluten all my food have to be gluten free so you mentioning this mean so much I was looking for a video like this thank you💕

[@TheJazzyNation1]

You are very welcome! Gald it was helpful.

[@doreenofuganda]

Thanks , Iam planning to move to morrocco with my family

[@TheJazzyNation1]

Best of luck!

[@SpeakWritePlayinEnglish]

Amazing Morocco :) I have a friend living there. She is so kind!

[@TheJazzyNation1]

It really is! Have you yourself visited Morocco?

[@SpeakWritePlayinEnglish]

@@TheJazzyNation1 Not yet. It's in my plans to visit it soon. :)

[@atlantic4579]

Lovely beautiful morocco 💓💞💓

[@TheJazzyNation1]

Yes, Morocco is really beautiful!

[@nuheilah]

God bless this beauty ♡

[@TheJazzyNation1]

Thank you!

[@AyA-mm4lj]

Can you talk about finding a job and are you thinking about starting a family there ? You're so brave, i am moroccan and i'm so nervous about moving back

[@TheJazzyNation1]

I look for employment before moving abroad. That helps me plan. Currently, I live in India. You should not be nervous. Just plan for your move in advance and you'll be fine.

[@karthimechify]

@@TheJazzyNation1 india is a huge place, where in india

[@shab2991]

What job do you do now In morocco ? And did you start by renting or have you brought a property?

[@StateofInnerPeace]

I will look into moving to this Amazing place

[@TheJazzyNation1]

You should! I truly enjoyed my time.

[@ahussain713]

Great vid would love to see the life of an expat in Morocco

[@TheJazzyNation1]

Thank you so much! I'd love to film that for you.

[@azzamjaber7014]

I love to live in Morocco...

[@TheJazzyNation1]

Me too!

[@CC.H]

I enjoyed the vid...thanks for sharing 😊

[@TheJazzyNation1]

I am so glad. Thank you for tuning in!

[@gc3362]

I loved Morocco when I traveled the country but personally I would never want to live there because despite what you're saying I didn't find the culture open at all. It's very traditional (of course because it's religious) and as a woman I often didn't feel safe. Men were staring at me no matter what I wore which was very uncomfortable to me. I think the country is beautiful, it has a lot to offer and the food and vibe is amaaaaazing. But these facts would never make me give up my freedom as a woman.

[@TheJazzyNation1]

I understand your reasoning for not wanting to live in Morocco. Living in a place and traveling is definitely a different experience. Thanks for watching.

[@michelelawrence7588]

Your just awesome, all being well next year my teenage daughter n me are planning to come over, but definitely would like to visit Chefchaouen,... Staying in Agadir, keep safe and well :) x

[@TheJazzyNation1]

Thank you so much! I highly recommend you try to visit all of the places on your list. You won't regret it!

[@michelelawrence7588]

@@TheJazzyNation1 your very welcome , and many thanks will do ,I will let u know when we book it as at the moment in the UK my daughter is in year 11 final year in her school our government still needs to tell us when their exams are taking place as usually are held in the may/June time, x

[@TheJazzyNation1]

Well good luck! I can’t wait to see where you end up.

[@michelelawrence7588]

@@TheJazzyNation1 thank you I will do once we can book it, my daughter was mentioning it funny enough last night, still waiting for our government to announce it hope both of you are well x

[@h2c5o8]

Brave move but an excellent choice! Morocco 🇲🇦 is simply magical 🧙‍♂️! It’s not Disney world but pretty close 😁😘 have fun and stay safe

[@TheJazzyNation1]

Thanks. I agree! Stay healthy and safe.

[@dawdajallow305]

@@TheJazzyNation1 how are you feeling today

[@elementwitch9]

Hey mrs jassy which part of Morocco 🇲🇦 im Sandra im from uk im planning to move over there next year September i need go area to live with near shops.

[@TheJazzyNation1]

Have fun! I live in Casablanca and recommend it for what you are asking for. It was a great place for my husband and I to live.

[@nidalmu1120]

Great video! I'm moroccan, and I'm wondering how long you've lived in maroc? Have you began learning darija fluently?

[@TheJazzyNation1]

I've been here for over a year and a half now. I'm learning a little darija here and there but I mostly speak French and English. Thank you so much for watching and for asking such a great question.

[@FFPages]

we are also thinking about moving to Morocco, what about their literary and music scene? we are poets and musicians. thank you for this video.

[@TheJazzyNation1]

Hi! I love that you are thinking about moving to Morocco. Yes there is a literary and music scene in Casablanca (and probably other cities too). I recommend you join some facebook groups for Moroccan expats to see where these scenes are. Thank you for watching.

[@issoopdilloo8905]

No doubt the food is excellent more than gud even the people even country side etcetc im from Mauritius island near Madagascar

[@TheJazzyNation1]

It's very tasty, I agree!

[@hollywoodinternationalmaga1399]

My boyfriend want me to move to morocco and start new life. i am a little afraid to be honest. any sugestion?

[@TheJazzyNation1]

Making a big move like this with a BF is going to take a huge commitment from both of you. It will be fun and exciting but once that wears off and things get hard, you feel homesick, etc. your going to want rely on your partner. If your relationship is great, you’ll be fine. However it’s important to find purpose and love for yourself. That way you’ll build better resiliency skills when things don’t go as planned. You’ll want to find a job before you move if you can. Having hobbies or passions to pursue is important as well. Let me know if you’d like a full video on this. This is just my opinion but others may advise you differently. Hope this helps.

[@t.l1357]

@Hollywood int'l magazine novella Plz be careful sweetie if you are European, non-Arab or American. Many men are using western women for entry to their country. I have been learning Darija (moroccan local language) and Arabic for over 2 years and have blocked almost 300 men from various Arab countries professing their love and wanting marriage. It's always the same game.....I love you's really early on and love bombing. Please look up everything on Muslims and that country's native culture (the dowry, what a man should have before proposing, your duties as a wife). It's rare to have multiple wives in Morocco but it DOES exist there as well. Don't rush your decision and be extremely cautious. These men play the long game and their families are in on it too. BTW Moroccans don't culturally have girlfriends... it's haram. They have wives. Do not sleep with him, respect yourself and the culture. I have a few friends that have fallen for these fake marriages. It's very unfortunate because they truly loved these men and expected to have a real husband that loved them for the rest of their lives. Good luck and please keep your wits about you. P.S I loved Marrakesh and Casablanca. I felt at home there and LOVE my Moroccan friends. I would move there in a heartbeat if I could find a high paying job.

[@amineaammar7333]

@@t.l1357 well sweetie if you did not notice, she has a boyfriend.

[@hollywoodinternationalmaga1399]

@@TheJazzyNation1 Thank you great advise. I will take it in consideration.

[@hollywoodinternationalmaga1399]

@@t.l1357 Thank you for your information. is true everything you said. My boyfriend is Christian, he been in the usa with me already twice he doesnt like the usa. that is the reason he keep asking me to move to morocco instead. the part that scare me when you said the family is also part of it when they lie. thanks

[@monaalami8222]

*Some advices for you to save your travel and your life : (part one) Morocco is safe just two advices for the tourists: 1-make your bag on front of you in the souks (the old markets and Médina) becaus there are a lot of crowds ;) - (just for information north of Morocco is cold febrary so listen travel vlogers start every time your travel tour with the south of Morocco like Agadir city is much better than coldness in the north (she is at 1000 Klm to the south) summer in Agadir city start in April lool just a waww gift :) but north stil good for the romantic tourists espeçialy cities like chefchawen, tanger, Assillah and Tetawen city) -take always the luxuos compagny of bus if you wanna go to chefchawen city or other cities like CTM compagny becaus the other compagnies stop too much every time n the road CTM bus no never -don't use your expansive camera's vlog into the sand storm of desert, film with your phone if you can or use your sheap camera if you can becaus sand is bad for some brand like G7X 2-keep your paper and your expensive things like joilery with you in your smal bag in the plane, who knows may be your suitcases will be lost. becaus you have to waiting to give them back after by the airoport direction. -keep your passport into the hotel may be you forget your hand bag in the full colors magic shops of the old cities -you should never never make your smartphone or your passport in the pockets of your bag-back and after you put it on your back. becaus it's like you tell them hey lazy gentleman (theives) steal me, this is a my Christmas gift for you pick my 700 dollars I phone and my 300 dollars cash lool even your group of tourist behind you will try the same things like theives and thez will pickpocketing it from you them self. too every things can be fall in the crowds. So don't come back complain after... bla bla bla (Don't be an idiot) -keep your smart phone in purse or in your jacket's interrior pockets. -don't show your expensive smart phone in the popular neighborhood of Casablanca city and Salé city because some ados there are curious about smart stuffs and may be they can bother you a little bit you know devil is not innocent ;) -Fez city in the crowded popular streets you don't have to worry, but don't get into some empty street when it's really dark after mednight (after 2:00 night ) -People of fez are a little poor if some one show you the way to your riad he may be wil to demand you some money (tips) so show some peace and love and understanding with some caces becaus the most of them live with one dollars a day and some family live with 2 dollars a day but you find always smile on their faces -especialy the ados they tought that every tourist is very rich haha :) -Dont let (bad teeth's) guys or ( marijuana faces) :) to guide you to others shops thez look just for some cents and tips for smoke but thez are not dangerous. at all. that's happen just in Marrakech no in the others cities of morocoo like Essaouira city, Warzazete city or the others 10 tourist cities... so rare peace and love. then with the clean guys don't worry *globale note : -We are agree now i think!! so just do that (the two advices) and don't care for the next 15 advices because the next advices it's just a bonus and i guarantee you a good travel *Morocco is one of the best safest countries in the world for some reasons : -morocco is not in the middle east like we imagine but he's in the extrem nort west of africa lool -Morocco has the most controlled border in the world and the longest controlled wall in the world 2400 klm this wall took over 8 years of construction to bult it surrounds all the land and desert of the kingdom of morocco it's 900 % more controled than of usa borders :) -Morocco has the best controlled desert in the world a check post every klm with high technologies and a millions Mines -Morocco has the third best security intelligence in the world but the best in the terme of flexibility and proactive... talented world wide -For the rest part of the country north, south, west or east you are completly safe -all the atlas mountains of morocco are totaly safe 99 % but female travlers don't go so deep deep without a man or guide there is three series of Atlas mountains famous world wide the small series, the middle series, the big series and finaly the fourth series called the Rif in the north haha yes thers is number four becaus there is always some thing more in morocco and more hiden stuffs every where ;) -so that's why Morocco is the most safest country in africa and better than south of America, and south of europe -too becaus any Moroccan city exist in the top list of pickpockest cities,europe has 9 cities on the top of this list -for exmple there is 250000 cases of pickpockets only in Paris. per a year, 2000 of thoses victim are american -some african pickpockets gangs try to export this bad attitud from paris and europe to Marrakech -(Morocco is in the rank 35 on / 197 countries about safest country in the world but after what happend in france and europe i think he's in the rank 25 now) and much better than usa so far with 13 points * for american people here an american don't need to be worry as much like in the other countries . Morocco has Zero gun's shop and and zero gun''s markets so you don't have to be worry about your kids. aloso we don't have 360 millions peer of guns here like in usa. One guns sold every second in usa. that's look very strange for moroccan people :) yes it's a huge number and so different culture i know it's too much but usa is a great country and we still love the people of usa to much -there is no rape in Morocco ; no hustling or cat calling, no grope, no harrasment, no kidnap, no murder incident, no guns markets. some compliments for blondes yes lool becaus some people here find blondes attractif it's normal there is not too much blonds here. so some soft like's whistle in the big Casablanca city yes. -no cokaine no war gangs in Morocco, smoke some soft stuffs like that yes ;) -cities like Rio, Caraccas, South africa, Mexico, chicago and all their Storyies look strange for Morocco :) -Two cities do not go in Morocco : Kenitra city and Sale city becaus of noises, little dirty, some rude ados and such an amateur pick-pocketers but not much and those cities are not a touristic cities at all furtunatly :) 3-Don't care about sellers. those men love just joking with the tourists and they usually do that to bring attention of the tourists -the same thing for the servers of Marrakech city open air restaurant. some times they touch the tourist for the same reason just to bring attention it's their attutide to show their welcoming and kidding with .... that kind of approches doesn't mean harrasment for them and they don't know that. -the servers of restaurant of jema lefna square they stop some times tourists in the middle of the street to welcoming so get ready -there is a modern city in marrakech called Gueliz go there if you don't like crowds and old medina. it's totaly safe and quiet you find there Mc do, kfc, mall etc .. -Some shop sellers can be a little rude when you photographe them without their permissions it's depend of his humeur of the day and may be he will demand you to delete the photo or some money at change. Some times they feel so seek to be photographed all the day by a million tourists all say and night without sold any things that's all 4-Before to buy any things you have to know that : the meeting of the good deals about good prices is a national sport in the souks and markets in Morocco, you should negotiate every price. so try to make always a good deal in the souks and don't be shy becaus it's normal for expl for a bag of 20 dollars give him 10 dollars yes give always the half price after do seems like you get out from his shop and wait for his reaction. it's normal to demand more for tourist becaus they earn just 50 cent us dollars or 2 dollars for each artisanal product with the national (poor) people like Sandals, Babouch. Not like in france, french people give value for every product. they can sell you any things with a high price in a nice package. so that's why moroccan sellers they try to demand more for the tourists it's the only chance for them in the year to make some money for devlopped their business and too becaus some shop has charges more than ... any why even you paye double price this product still always very sheap becaus there is a thousands of womans in the mountains try hard for a long hours to make this product for you and they always live in pauvrety. -just one number explain you all; morocco sold 120 million dollars of artisanal product Germany export 1400 billion dollars of his industrie that's all the story about this famous subject of the price product in Marrakech souks. -Of course Nothing happen in Denmark or Finland it's normal becaus 40 % of the people doesn't live with 2 dollars a day no monkeys no sellers noises nothing lool ;) so some understanding 5-Don't give more than 1 or 2 dollars to the accrobats, gnawa musiciens or to the master snakes of Jamaâ Lefna place in marrakech if you take a photo with them if you want give more do it becaus they have any assurance and the most of them live in one room with his wife and his children Moins -Don't command mineral watter in morocco becaus in not for free command the normal watter information : 60 % of the people of morocco are berber not arabe and 30 % was jewish in 1960 the real peace and love cities of Morrocco are : Essaouira, warzazette, Assilah, Shefchawen, Agadir, Merzouga, Tetouan,

[@TheJazzyNation1]

Thanks.

[@pantheroleoleo536]

FUCK YOU !

[@amineaammar7333]

@@pantheroleoleo536 oooooo triggered

[@mouniah4344]

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[@luumaven]

Wow you are so pretty 😍 very informative video! Thank you.

[@TheJazzyNation1]

Thank you so much!

[@nllove7937]

Moving there to retire in a few years (we are still young 40+) for the laid back vibe and simple life. What is a great place to check out??? We love small towns, Essaouira and Asilah, close to bigger cities.

[@TheJazzyNation1]

I really liked Tangier. If I were looking to retire in Morocco, it would probably be there. I have not been to Essaouira and Asilah. Good luck as you start thinking about this next chapter.

[@nllove7937]

@@TheJazzyNation1 Thanks, yes we travel to Tangier a lot as we live in Spain Andalucia. We will need to visit a few brokers once the borders open and see if there are houses available in very quiet areas (heard that there is an area that is very secluded up in the mountains with a few expats living there for many years).

[@TheJazzyNation1]

That’s sounds like a dream. I wish you all the best as you navigate finding a place to live once it’s safe to travel again.

[@FFPages]

we are retiring also and thinking about Essaouria also. have you found a place? I am a poet my friend is a musician, we would like to explore their artistic community also .

[@nllove7937]

@@FFPages Corona has put everything on hold but once the restrictions are done we are traveling there

[@MrAzes18]

You're brave and awesome!

[@TheJazzyNation1]

Thank you!

[@saharaassala9202]

Well come to Morocco sister I love American people

[@TheJazzyNation1]

Thank you so much! You are so kind.

[@saharaassala9202]

You too you are so beautiful

[@saharaassala9202]

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[@saharaassala9202]

@@TheJazzyNation1 close your eyes and listen to coran

[@Sunnahiman]

African American Muslim ☪️ woman Newark N.J retired loved Morrocco since I was a teenager tv was black and white. I am free healthy children with professional career I can live in Morrocco based on all you mentioned in your video. Enjoy life journey peace & Blessings. Muslima ☪️

[@TheJazzyNation1]

Thank you and good luck with everything.

[@Sunnahiman]

@@TheJazzyNation1 Blessings if you have any advice please feel free to share with me.

[@peterzurich3330]

I heard that there are many venemous creatures (e.g. spiders, scorpions, snakes etc) in Morocco. Do you run into dangers from these creatures or is that only in rural areas?

[@TheJazzyNation1]

I did not travel to rural areas. So I am not sure about venomous creatures.

[@hounaidaeddaimi7269]

Lovely video and content, appreciate each and everyword u mentioned about my country. I am Moroccan who is living in UAE. I would appreciate if we can be in contact, i will more than happy to have contact like u and differently to support and collaborate. Wish u all the success

[@TheJazzyNation1]

My pleasure 😊. Feel free to fins me on Instagram.

[@Bestman2020]

Always send a KISS to your Audience, it will attract audience to your videos?

[@TheJazzyNation1]

Thanks for watching.

[@nashycarol4159]

Love morocco ❤️

[@TheJazzyNation1]

Me too!

[@peterzurich3330]

I also heard that there are a lot of scams in Morocco. Do you have problems with scams?

[@TheJazzyNation1]

I didn't have issues with scams. I did make a video about common scams you may encounter if you want to learn more.

[@LionEntity]

Hey sista, welcome to Morocco! Which city do you guys live in? I would love to meet up with you! I'm in Rabat.

[@TheJazzyNation1]

Thanks so much! We lived in Casablanca. We currently live in India.

[@knowledgeberakah1728]

Alot of the food there is organic

[@TheJazzyNation1]

I know! It's great.

[@سّْرَاجْ-عدنان]

it's not trust me

[@ibtib2860]

@@سّْرَاجْ-عدنان it is

[@ImaneDesigner]

Welcome

[@TheJazzyNation1]

Thank you!

[@anagabyvroman]

I want to move to Jordan I’m a Mexican American ( USA citizen ) how can I live there for a year. ?

[@TheJazzyNation1]

Hi. I am not sure about your specific situation. I am sorry.

[@indigoearthangel888]

I'm an American! I want to move to Morocco. I have some studying to do... I really hope the people are nice to Americans. :/ btw I'm a Vegan - lol most of the times. Your gap and dimples are too cute. Lol great combo. I have a gap too

[@TheJazzyNation1]

You totally should! Yes, Moroccans are very nice to Americans. Those that I've encountered are really kind. As a vegan you can find tons of fruits and veggies which are super tasty!

[@TheJazzyNation1]

Thank you! Gap girls unite lol.

[@monaalami8222]

life is very sheap in Morocco for expl taxis 1 to 2 dollars for the same klm you pay 50 dollars in NYC. 8 Breads cost 1 dollars, 2 to 5 kilo of vegetabels cost 1 dollars. fruts one kilos cost 70 cent like bannana or apple,

[@TheJazzyNation1]

Wow, not too expensive at all! That's super good to know, friend.

[@vaiolover1997]

How about the price of beef? I am from Texas and I love my steaks. My Moroccan girlfriend from Agadir wants me to spend a lot of time there with her, but be an Asian man, I don't feel comfortable culturally. We have a lot of adjustments to make before she can come to Texas.

[@monaalami8222]

@@vaiolover1997 kilo of beef cost 7 dollars. but kilo of chicken cost 1.60 dollar

[@vaiolover1997]

@@monaalami8222 Depending on the cut of meat it is the same price here in Texas. Chuck steaks on sale are 4 dollars a pound. Chicken drumsticks and thighs are 1 Dollar a pound. One kilo has 1.6 pounds. Btw, I have been watching Moroccan videos but never saw any ranching. I plan to visit Morocco in April of next year.

[@monaalami8222]

@@vaiolover1997 i see cool so good luck

[@aldokhizoua629]

You are right

[@TheJazzyNation1]

Thank you! Just trying to spread the joy from my experiences.

[@MrFarisfaris1000]

thanks

[@TheJazzyNation1]

No, thank you!

[@torsvaghavfiske2528]

Restaurants there are relatively expensive.

[@TheJazzyNation1]

It depends on who you are and were you are going.

[@iornongutheresanguyiman895]

I am , planning to visit Morocco what are the things I should look out for?

[@TheJazzyNation1]

That's awesome. I don't have specific things to look out for, I would just say be aware of your surroundings (that's anywhere you travel), learn french or Arabic key phrases, and plan everything out well. Hope that helps.

[@angelastewart5743]

Can you show your apt . From out side? Tell the cost to live in it .

[@TheJazzyNation1]

Hello. Thanks for your question. The answer is no, I don’t think that’s safe.

[@TheJazzyNation1]

The cost to live in my apartment would be comparable to living in washing d.c. in an apartment.

[@momomomo9928]

Morocco love s you also

[@TheJazzyNation1]

Thank you!!

[@Inspire2786]

what did you do for work? if you don't mind me asking

[@TheJazzyNation1]

In Morocco, I taught english.

[@Inspire2786]

@@TheJazzyNation1 was that in a college? and what kind of pay can you expect?

[@dawdajallow305]

Yesterday I watching you I need you direct me there

[@TheJazzyNation1]

Thanks for watching!

[@MrElhabib123]

Hi question please:What documents you need to live in Morocco as an expat? The process? Thank you

[@TheJazzyNation1]

For Americans, you will need your American passport to start with.

[@BeautifullyBrowne]

Do you still live in Morroco? I was offered a job and can't find any family COL videos. Recommendations?

[@TheJazzyNation1]

Hi No, I am back in the U.S. now. What is COL?

[@BeautifullyBrowne]

@@TheJazzyNation1 cost of living?

[@kkrmomin7696]

is it must to know french and arabic to live in morocco ?

[@TheJazzyNation1]

No, but it’s so helpful!!!

[@smartphone9630]

you are welcom in the second oldest kingdom in the world. marhaba

[@TheJazzyNation1]

Thank you so much!

[@cielto1]

I have allays wanted to move there, but don’t know how and where to start.

[@TheJazzyNation1]

I would say start with thinking why you want to move to Morocco and what you would do for work or to sustain your lifestyle abroad.

[@cielto1]

@@TheJazzyNation1 I have a masters degree in social work and I want to live in a Muslim country as I’m Muslim and kinda sick of being treated like shit in the USA.

[@John-Mike]

Great video! What city are you in? You deserve a like and a new subscriber. What city has the most tall and modern buildings?

[@TheJazzyNation1]

Hi, I was in Casablanca. Casa is the most city like of all the places I saw in Morocco, in my opinion.

[@John-Mike]

@@TheJazzyNation1 thank you for your reply

[@TheJazzyNation1]

John-Mike Misengo you are so welcome!

[@actionmovieseries989]

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[@fatimazahraziyech]

Thank you sweetie 😘

[@TheJazzyNation1]

You're welcome!

[@monaalami8222]

thanks you look kind too

[@TheJazzyNation1]

You are so welcome! I am only speaking my truth.

[@monaalami8222]

@@TheJazzyNation1 ❤

[@maycosmind7439]

ok, question i want to know is pretty much about the cost of living in Morroco for an american. i will be alone. and what is the lifestyle like with the budget u gave me if u answer

[@TheJazzyNation1]

Hi! I cannot give you an accurate cost of living because everyone's living situation is going to be different. I can tell you that there were things I found affordable like food, transportation (I did not have a car), and my day to day expenses. As far as my other expenses, I do have a direct answer for you. But I did find some resources that may be helpful. Check out this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pnzImHuuf96Cl9U This article can also give you some guidance as well: bewilderedinmorocco.com/living-cost/ Hope that helps!

[@blackrock6255]

Hi... Thanks for information.... I am from Indonesia.... I am planning to move there.... But don't know what I need to prepare yet

[@TheJazzyNation1]

Best of luck! Please let me know if you have any questions and I would love to send you some more videos you can watch to help you prepare.

[@blackrock6255]

@@TheJazzyNation1 nice... Txs would like to see the video...

[@DesignCandy]

That food....I want some...:)

[@TheJazzyNation1]

Design Candy come visit and get some!

[@9856359]

How hard/easy is to get a graphic design job there? Thanks for the vid!

[@TheJazzyNation1]

Hi! I didn’t do any graphic design jobs, except the work I didn’t for myself so I wouldn’t be able to give you guidance on that profession for Morocco! Sorry.

[@TheJazzyNation1]

Thank you so much for watching.

[@TheJazzyNation1]

Are you moving to Morocco?

[@9856359]

​@@TheJazzyNation1 I'm portuguese, and I'm thinking about starting a new life somewhere else! And It's close to home, so I can come back to anytime! (After covid of course)

[@katiecox5466]

Hi. How did you find employment before moving to Morocco??

[@katiecox5466]

Also did u know Darija before u moved there?

[@TheJazzyNation1]

It was recommended that I apply to the teaching job I eventually had by someone who was already living and working in Morocco. I applied and then got the job. In the past, online job forums and postings have always been the easiest way for me to find available jobs.

[@TheJazzyNation1]

I learned French before moving to Morocco instead of Darija.

[@katiecox5466]

@@TheJazzyNation1 ok thankyou :))

[@ayasir121]

Please can you explain about the education system here especially higher education

[@TheJazzyNation1]

I don't have much knowledge on this topic.

[@hichametour3120]

Hi there I need some help if I want to move to teach English do they accept tfel certificates & is it easy to work there ? Thanks

[@TheJazzyNation1]

Hello! I am pretty sure they take that certificate. It will depend on the job you get.

[@cliffbret7462]

@@TheJazzyNation1 Place can I get a job in Morocco?

[@rampartranger7749]

How expensive to rent a place?

[@TheJazzyNation1]

Comparable to what you pay in the US.

[@bobbybrodnax3096]

I have

[@TheJazzyNation1]

great! Thanks for watching!

[@louistracy6964]

You lived there two years, That's a long holiday.

[@TheJazzyNation1]

It was long but I wish it were longer sometimes. Thanks for watching!

[@itsus7449]

I am from belgium and want to move to morocco

[@TheJazzyNation1]

You should if you can.

[@itsus7449]

@@TheJazzyNation1 they look weird to white people?

[@iak474]

Hello, thank you for the videos, Can I ask, can you live on a 5k a month pension in Morocco? and is it family friendly place?? thanks you!

[@TheJazzyNation1]

Thank you for watching. I think so, some cities in Morocco are more family friendly than others. It just depends on what your lifestyle is like and if you prefer to live in cities or more on the outskirts of everything.

[@aishausman1931]

Is it true that you can't brush your teeth with tap water in Morocco?

[@TheJazzyNation1]

I did not have a problem brushing my teeth with the tap water in Morocco. But it may be that where I lived had safe enough water for brushing.

[@aishausman1931]

Okay thank you

[@MegaGrakus]

visit essaouira if you didn't already ,you r welcom

[@TheJazzyNation1]

I'd love to! Thanks for the recommendation!

[@mjbukle876]

Why do you watch city skylines by Design Candy

[@TheJazzyNation1]

Because I LOVE video games. I really like city Skylines and Candy has good videos.

[@mjbukle876]

Then why don’t you make vids on them (Also what’s an Xpat)

[@TheJazzyNation1]

I used to play the Sims and mystery games here on KZbin actually. It was fun but hard to balance two channels. An expat is someone that lives in a different country other than where they were born. Great question!

[@ae8316]

U is so pretty! Looking Mo Rocking

[@TheJazzyNation1]

Thanks so much!

[@unknown-zo2io]

My wife is Moroccan and I’m American Jordanian I speak little Arabic and I’m so nervous about the Darija dialect 🥲🥲🥲

[@TheJazzyNation1]

Wow, what a beautiful paring. Don't be nervous about the Darija dialect! It will take a little time to learn but I am sure you'll do fine!

[@West_Indian_Aiyah]

My fiance is morrocon 😁🥰

[@TheJazzyNation1]

So cool! Congrats on your engagement!

[@khafierfrance4249]

you are welcome in my country 😍 i can teach you Darija and Berber tmazight 😉

[@TheJazzyNation1]

Wow, thank you so much! I would love to learn Darija.

[@khafierfrance4249]

The Jazzy Nation ok what about this think you teach me English and i teach you Darija 😉? send me invited in Facebook m.facebook.com/dariifihor.hor?refid=12

[@paratroopergirl4064]

What is your contact information for learning darija?

[@imanetaibi2482]

الناس باغيين يعيشو في المغرب واحنا ولادنا باغيين يهاجروا سبحان الله

[@TheJazzyNation1]

Thank you for your comment.

[@GARRISONGYAL1]

Just don’t ask for directions lol cause they expect you to pay for them! I lived in Fez for 2 years.

[@TheJazzyNation1]

Really? I did not know this.

[@abderrahimelgomri1626]

this is just in touristic places like marrakesh and fez medinas . you can just use google maps there

[@monaalami8222]

some other information about morocco -morocco has the bigest hotel glof resort and casino in africa Mazagan Beach Resort near Casablanca 600 Room 5klm of beach -morocco has 14 hotel in top 20 in africa best value of 8724 hotel in africa and the best palace in the world la Mamounia -Morocco has the most the most instagrammable city in the world in 2016 chefchawen city -morocco has the second bigest music festival in the world Mawazine festival -Morocco has one of the most beautiful site of windsurf in the world Dakhla city -Morocco has one of the longest sea front in the world 3600 klm -morocco has the oldest university in the world before oxford -the king of morocco is directly desending from the prophet mohamed actualy he's the number 36 -the Irish people and italian people is the most european people who near to understand the moroccan mentality.it's like chemistry and that's work it's like kind of humor. they feel it when someone is cold or snub like E.... people lool or arrogante like f.... people or rasciste like E..... :) they know. it's hurt ! but they don't care too much -finaly you need 10 years to discover each part of Morocco especialy discover and tast every fish of his ocean ;) every time you thought that you are finished there is some things to discover again and again lool

[@TheJazzyNation1]

Thanks.

[@knowledgeberakah1728]

How about the jobs?

[@TheJazzyNation1]

Jobs are great!

[@Soukrat0076]

Am from Morocco Marrakech

[@TheJazzyNation1]

Hello!

[@Soukrat0076]

The Jazzy Nation hi , you welcome any time ,[e-mail]

[@rwagasoretserge9008]

Aladin aladino ! I will love to visit Marrakech soon, am wondering about whether and Clothing!!! Am from Rwanda 🇷🇼(east Africa) we wear shorts in the public... is it common in Morocco? What about being enrolled to a university school for foreigners?

[@stevenpop2746]

I really want to live in Morocco but I can’t speak the language 😞

[@TheJazzyNation1]

Start learning and planning now! Good luck.

[@monaalami8222]

part 2 *Some advices for you for save your travel and you life : part two : 5-Don't paye more than 7 or 10 dollars for Henné woman (local tatoe for hands) _Don't let any one to be your guide they say it's for free, but at the end it's not specialy guys with bad teeths lol ;) if you are lost in the old Medina demand to the childs they gonna help you for free or demand to a respectful person 6-moroccan restaurant charge mineral watter and and some times breathe too so don't touch mineral water if you want just drink just normal watter one litre bottle of mineral watter is expensive in moroccan restaurant. so bye it from the shop a 1dollars (1 litre). -Don't pay small taxi more than price in the machine counter. but you should pay double after 21 pm of the night -Some arabic origine people of morocco love win money because the arabic origine people is not like the berber origine people or black people of south of morocco like (warzazette city for exemple).the people of the middle of morocco are a little rude more than the others part of land of morocco. -Don't care for curiosity of moroccan people the most of them look just to kidding with you (their culture) -no guns markets no kidnap no rape no terrorism in morocco 7-Move 4 hours befor your plane if you have to take a train becaus some times some come late 8-if your budget of travel is so limited don't spend much money for any things like stay in a luxury riyades and eat in luxury restaurant -if you are a poor youtuber or a poor vloger don't blame prices in Morocco ;) go thailand first but if you want eat 1 dollars sandwish or 2 cup of harrira for one dollars and take 20 dollars room's hotel a night it's fine. you are in the right place to be happy :) 9-Do your selves a huge favor rent a car, driving in Morocco is not difficult. morocco has the most good high ways in africa The trains are good too but some times train arrive late but not evey time. (just 10% per cent of them) 10-hotels in Morocco are a little expensive than India or Thailand especialy 5 stars but small riad are good so don't shoose every time the classy one. the simply things can be more happier than the class one. 11-take always the luxury compagny of bus like (CTM) not the lowcost bus becaus sellers go up to the lowcost bus, beaggars some times too lool 12-there is 2 kind of big white taxi, the luxe one for the airoport and hotels 4 dollars and the normal one for the people 50 cent to 1 dollars the luxe one take just tourist from the airoport and the hotel is big Mercedess 250 and the populare one take 6 person one time is a little thin brand Mercedess 240 or some french brand -about the small taxi you can paye 1 dollars to 2 dollars it deppend on the circuit (the ride).double price in the night 13-if you don't like the stress of Marrakech go to warzazette city so near or Essaouira city.there is no sellers there or cars :) 14-the most kindest people of Morocco is people or warzazette city, Essaouira city 15-life is very sheap in Morocco for expl taxis 1 to 2 dollars for the same klm you pay 50 dollars in NYC. 8 Breads cost 1 dollars, 2 to 5 kilo of vegetabels cost 1 dollars. fruts one kilos cost 70 cent like bannana or apple,

[@TheJazzyNation1]

Thanks.

[@pantheroleoleo536]

FUCK YOU !

[@mouniah4344]

Tfou malek mchawoha 3ad rasek wa3ra lenglais fiin o nti fiin bagha te3ti soura khayba 3la leblad bi aya tari9a ya 3la moustawa kidiir mais li bhalek ra lahasiin lkapa tbouso legwar rajlihoum ana kabra fi merican ma kantsawo9ch lihoum

[@juneblogger22]

If and when i get that document im out. Hear me. Help me get my ticket and passport. Im out.

[@TheJazzyNation1]

Good luck and thanks for watching!

[@Agadir1961]

I asked you before if you have a sister .you said no . Do you know any girl that's nice .beautiful. charming. Educated like you ?I'm moving back to Morocco for good after living in USA for 35 years . And I'm looking for a girl who has the same mentality and open minded like you. You and your husband are my idol couple.

[@TheJazzyNation1]

I totally remember you asking me this! Unfortunately no, sorry. I understand though, I feel the same way about my husband. I'm thankful that I have found someone who shares similar interests, ideals, and passions to want to be open. Don't worry! There is someone out there with exactly what you want, keep looking 🙂🙂. Thanks for watching!

[@fireman9112]

L3arbi bgha issawab wri9at lol

[@MrBeksmo]

👍👍👍

[@madisonspivey2162]

Are moroccans are nice to Americans

[@TheJazzyNation1]

Yes. I think so.

[@sweetiediana3944]

Let’s talk about moving to Morocco over fifty. With your thirty seven year old Moroccan husband. Might present a totally different conversation. If you would like to discuss, get at me😂

[@TheJazzyNation1]

Oh yes! I know that is it's own type of adventure. Wow! Yes, I would love to talk to you more about this topic. Shoot me an email: [e-mail]

[@treasurehunter183hunter8]

Just make sure you watch your pockets because they are expert when it comes to pickpocketing. If someone bump into you hurry up and stick your hands in your pocket LOL just a friendly warning

[@TheJazzyNation1]

Thank you for the warning!

[@asanaa444]

Of all things to say you chose this ? Love ,Pickpockets can be found rampant in pretty much every country . Just stay head smart, vigilant and enjoy the country .

[@dawdajallow305]

Hi

[@TheJazzyNation1]

Hi. Thanks for watching.

[@dawdajallow305]

@@TheJazzyNation1 are you doing today

[@dawdajallow305]

Baby how are you doing today

[@tangokosby4663]

you are verry verry nice women you can be moroccan like us we like you verry mush you are one of us please welcom you and your familly take extra moroccan passeport a thank u verry mush

[@TheJazzyNation1]

Thanks so much!

[@Miathequeen1111]

❤️❤️❤️🇲🇦

[@TheJazzyNation1]

Thanks!

[@simplestyle3166]

I don't no maybe is easy for Africa to get a job in Morocco country

[@TheJazzyNation1]

Getting a job in Morocco is just as hard as it would be in any other country for any other person.

[@marilynbarker8255]

A bit sugar coated.... having been there. Lots of crime. My friend who lives there paid a security guard to watch her car at night.... the neighbors chipped in. I wanted my friend’s husband to go to the market with me because of the language and money. He said he wasn’t permitted to accompany another woman to the market unless his wife was along. I’m old and harmless! I certainly wouldn’t have led him astray! I enjoyed your video but just had to add a few things that made me uncomfortable there.

[@TheJazzyNation1]

I understand my experience is not going to be like everyone else's experience. We had a unique case so for me, I really enjoyed my time in Morocco and tried to navigate the best I could. I am sorry you felt uncomfortable while there. I know it happens and your experience is valid. Thank you for watching and I hope you stick around.

[@Sri23_ot]

Your friend's husband lied to you.... Probably just didn't want to do you a favor. My uncle's wife, who is from Switzerland, goes all the time to places with a male Moroccan friend and no one has ever said a word to them.

[@marilynbarker8255]

Safa Outerqiss I’m wondering if the Moroccan male ‘’friend’’ was married?

[@mouniah4344]

Marilyn Barker wow I don’t know where you come up with all this that’s absolutely not true just because the people you stayed with acted a certain way it doesn’t mean that the whole country is that way or all the people act the same there is a 40 million plus that live there so get your facts straight

[@08sejo]

Is it legal to be a Christian in Morocco?

[@TheJazzyNation1]

I did not have any trouble expressing my Christianity in Morocco. I am not sure if it is legal or not but I did not practice in a manner that would draw too much attention. Are you a Christian?

[@hichamrocks]

In the Moroccan constitution, Islam is the official religion, but it also states that Morocco is a multi-ethnic-cultural nation. Freedom of religion is a culturally and traditionally protected for that Jews and Christians have lived in Morocco for centuries in harmony with the majority Muslims. There are churches and synagogues in most of the major cities and towns and Moroccans are tolerant and accepting of other cultures by nature.

[@florafleur7108]

If we Moroccans are Muslims this doesn't mean that we are against other religions. We Muslims are called upon by our religion to believe in other religions past and also past prophets. This is a principal condition while being or becoming a Muslim. We believe in Christianity and Jesus Christ, as well as in Judaism and Moses . We believe in Abraham etc... The difference is that Islam has been acknowledged as a universal religion that appeals to all humanity. The Koran has never been modified and we do not have different versions of it. Whatever people elsewhere think , Muslims are not against other religions. It's the media which has denigrated the image of Muslims

[@deansawaf7056]

If you get your ass stamped, you will be legal.