Vaccination centres in Morocco
Official immunisation schedule · travel vaccines (Hajj, yellow fever) · adults (flu, COVID, tetanus).
Official child immunisation schedule
🆓 Free in Morocco (PNI)National Immunisation Programme — Ministry of Health.
| Age | Recommended vaccines |
|---|---|
| Birth | 💉 BCG (tuberculosis)💉 Hepatitis B (1st dose) |
| 2 months | 💉 DTC-Hib-Hep B💉 Injectable polio💉 Rotavirus💉 Pneumococcus |
| 3 months | 💉 DTC-Hib-Hep B💉 Injectable polio💉 Rotavirus💉 Pneumococcus |
| 4 months | 💉 DTC-Hib-Hep B💉 Injectable polio💉 Pneumococcus |
| 9 months | 💉 Measles-Rubella (MR) |
| 12 months | 💉 Pneumococcus (booster)💉 Vitamin A |
| 18 months | 💉 DTC-Polio (booster)💉 MR (2nd dose) |
| 5 years | 💉 DT-Polio (booster) |
| 11-12 years | 💉 dT-adults (Tetanus/Diphtheria)💉 HPV (papillomavirus) — girls |
Adult vaccination
Boosters and recommended vaccines based on age, chronic conditions and lifestyle.
Seasonal flu
Who: 65+, chronic illnesses, pregnant women, healthcare workers
Frequency: Annual (October-November)
Price: 60-120 MAD
Covid-19
Who: Adults, boosters by age and comorbidities
Frequency: Per ministry campaign
Price: Free at public centres
Tetanus (booster)
Who: All adults
Frequency: Every 10 years
Price: 30-60 MAD
Hepatitis B
Who: Healthcare staff, travellers, multiple partners
Frequency: 3 doses then 10-year boosters
Price: 120-250 MAD / dose
Pneumococcus
Who: 65+, immunocompromised, diabetics
Frequency: 1 dose + 5-year booster depending on vaccine
Price: 350-500 MAD
Shingles
Who: 65+
Frequency: 2 doses 2-6 months apart
Price: 800-1200 MAD / dose
Travel vaccines
⏱️ Plan 4-6 weeks aheadConsult a travel doctor or the Pasteur Institute (Casablanca, Rabat) for the WHO yellow card.
Sub-Saharan Africa
Mandatory
- ⚠Yellow fever (mandatory)
Recommended
- ✓Meningitis A/C/W135
- ✓Hepatitis A
- ✓Typhoid
- ✓Antimalarial
Asia (India, Nepal, Thailand…)
Recommended
- ✓Hepatitis A + B
- ✓Typhoid
- ✓Japanese encephalitis
- ✓Rabies
- ✓Targeted antimalarial
Saudi Arabia (Hajj / Umrah)
Mandatory
- ⚠Meningitis ACYW (required by Saudi Arabia)
Recommended
- ✓Seasonal flu
- ✓Up-to-date Covid-19
South America
Mandatory
- ⚠Yellow fever (Brazilian Amazon)
Recommended
- ✓Hepatitis A
- ✓Typhoid
- ✓Rabies if rural stay
Where to get vaccinated by city?
Public health centres (free for the child schedule) and private clinics.
📍 Casablanca
View doctors →Maarif Health Centre
PublicAv. des FAR
🆓 Child schedule free
Pasteur Institute of Morocco
Public1 Place Louis Pasteur
📞 0522 43 44 51Aïn Borja Medical Centre
PublicAïn Borja
Polyclinique de l'Atlas
PrivateMaârif
📍 Rabat
View doctors →National Institute of Hygiene
Public27 Av. Ibn Batouta
📞 0537 77 09 04Children's Hospital
PublicIbn Sina
Agdal Health Centre
PublicAgdal
📍 Marrakech
View doctors →CHU Mohammed VI (Paediatrics)
PublicAv. Ibn Sina
Pasteur Institute (branch)
Public
📍 Tangier
View doctors →Mghogha Health Centre
PublicMohammed V Hospital
PublicAv. d'Espagne
📍 Fez
View doctors →Urban Health Centre
PublicBatha
CHU Hassan II (paediatrics)
Public
📍 Agadir
View doctors →Agadir Health Delegation
PublicDcheira
CHU Souss-Massa
Public
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In-depth Sahha guides on key adult vaccines in Morocco — prices, reimbursement and full vaccination schedules.
Child vaccination schedule Morocco 2026: all mandatory and recommended vaccines
Morocco's National Immunisation Programme covers 12 mandatory vaccines for free. Complete guide by age, catch-up schedule and recommended vaccines.
8 min · Santé enfant →Flu vaccine Morocco 2026: price, AMO/CNSS reimbursement and where to get it
When to get the flu vaccine in Morocco in 2026? Price 95-180 MAD, AMO/CNSS reimbursement, free for at-risk people, pharmacies, health centers. Complete guide.
7 min · Vaccination →HPV vaccine adolescents Morocco 2026: price, PNI free access and full schedule
HPV vaccine prevents cervical cancer. In Morocco 2026, free for girls aged 9-14 via PNI, paid in private (1500-3500 MAD). 2-dose schedule, safety, reimbursement.
8 min · Vaccination →Pneumococcal vaccine adults Morocco 2026: 65y+, COPD, diabetes — price & reimbursement
Why get vaccinated against pneumococcus after 65 or with chronic disease in Morocco? Prevenar 13 + Pneumovax 23 schedule, 350-650 MAD price, CNSS/CNOPS reimbursement, ALD free access.
9 min · Vaccination →Tetanus booster adult Morocco 2026: every 20 years, 80-150 MAD price, wound emergency
When to get a tetanus booster as an adult in Morocco? Every 20 years between 25 and 65, then every 10 years. Revaxis/Boostrix 80-150 MAD, dirty wound protocol, CNSS/CNOPS reimbursement.
8 min · Vaccination →Travel vaccines Morocco 2026: yellow fever, typhoid, hepatitis — approved centers & prices
Which vaccines do you need before traveling to sub-Saharan Africa, Asia or South America from Morocco? Yellow fever, typhoid, hepatitis A/B, meningitis for Hajj/Umrah.
10 min · Vaccination →Frequently asked questions about vaccination
Are mandatory vaccines free in Morocco?+
Yes. The Ministry of Health's National Immunisation Programme (PNI) provides all vaccines on the mandatory child schedule (BCG, DTC-Polio, Hepatitis B, Measles-Rubella, etc.) free of charge in public health centres and dispensaries.
Where can I have my child vaccinated?+
In all public health centres (dispensaries) free of charge. Or in a private clinic or paediatric practice for a fee (150-400 MAD per shot depending on the vaccine). Bring your child's health record.
What vaccination proof is required for school?+
The health record is required for nursery, kindergarten and primary school enrolment. Measles, rubella, DTC, polio, hepatitis B and BCG must be up to date. Some schools also require the meningitis ACYW vaccine.
I'm travelling, when should I get vaccinated?+
See a travel doctor 4-6 weeks before departure. Some vaccines need multiple doses (hepatitis B: 3 doses over 6 months). Yellow fever must be administered at least 10 days before entering the country. The WHO yellow card must accompany your passport.
Is the COVID vaccine still recommended?+
Yes for at-risk people (65+, immunocompromised, chronic illnesses, pregnant women). Annual boosters are recommended in autumn. Bivalent vaccines target recent variants. Free at public vaccination centres.