Embassy of Ireland in Rabat, Morocco
- Address: Avenue Attine Bâtiment 7, Rabat
- Phone: +21253013408, +212530134083
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Head of mission: Mr. James Mcintyre, Ambassador (as of 2022)
Ireland in Morocco
Embassy of Ireland in Rabat, Morocco; address Avenue Attine Bâtiment 7, Rabat; phone +21253013408. Head of mission: Mr. James Mcintyre. Plus 2 other missions.
Consulate of Ireland in Agadir, Morocco
- Address: Hotel Kenzi Europa, Boulevard du 20 Aoút, 80000 Agadir
- Phone: +212528821212
- Fax: +212528823435
- Email: chafik.mahfoud@honoraryconsul.ie (verified), direuropa@kenzi-hotels.com (verified), mahfoud@kenzi-hotels.com (verified)
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Head of mission: Mr. Mohammed Chafik Mahfoud Filali, Honorary Consul (as of 2010)
Consulate of Ireland in Casablanca, Morocco
- Address: 57, Bd Abdelmoumen, Rue Salim Cherkkaoui, Résidence Al Hadi B20, 5ème étage, 20360 Casablanca
- Phone: +212522272721
- Fax: +212522204265
- Email: ghali.bennani@honoraryconsul.ie (verified), khadija.mouktadibillah@honoraryconsul.ie (verified), irishconsulate@me.com
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Head of mission: Mr. Ghali Bennani, Honorary Consul (as of 2015)
Frequently asked questions
How attractive is Ireland as a destination for visitors from Morocco?
Ireland offers captivating landscapes and a rich cultural heritage, making it an appealing destination for some Moroccan travelers. With around 600,000 Moroccans traveling abroad annually, a portion may find Ireland's lush countryside, historic sites, and unique culture attractive.
Please answer the following question: How safe is Ireland for tourists coming from Morocco?
Ireland is generally considered a safe destination for tourists, including those from Morocco. According to the Global Peace Index, Ireland ranks 2nd out of 160 countries, indicating a high level of safety. In contrast, Morocco ranks 76th on the same index. While Ireland is ranked 35th out of 40 European countries for safety when walking alone at night, it is still much safer than Morocco, which has higher crime rates. For instance, the murder rate in Ireland is 0.4 per 100,000 people, compared to Morocco's 1.9. Additionally, the Global Organized Crime Index shows that while both countries face organized crime issues, Morocco generally has lower scores (indicating worse conditions) in several categories compared to Ireland. Overall, tourists from Morocco can feel relatively safe visiting Ireland, given its favorable safety rankings and lower crime rates.