# Bab Lblad (English) > Dirham rate, prayer times, consulates, passport and ID guides, customs rules, money transfers, property, Moroccan recipes and places to go: everything Moroccans abroad need, every day. Bab Lblad is an independent guide for Moroccans living abroad and their families. It is not a government site and is not linked to any administration. Each practical guide was checked against the official source named at the bottom of its page, and carries the date of the last check. Rules change: confirm on the official page before you act. Checked: October 2026. ## Papers - [Renew or get a biometric passport](https://bablblad.com/en/guide_passport.html): Apply in person at a consulate after an online pre-application. Adults get five years. - [National ID card (CNIE)](https://bablblad.com/en/guide_cnie.html): Compulsory from age 16, valid ten years, requested in person at the consulate or in Morocco. - [Consular registration and appointments](https://bablblad.com/en/guide_registration.html): Registration opens the door to every other service. It is done once, in person. - [Register a birth abroad](https://bablblad.com/en/guide_birth.html): Have the local birth certificate transcribed at the consulate so your child exists in Moroccan records. - [When a loved one dies abroad](https://bablblad.com/en/guide_death.html): The consulate issues the authorisation to bring the body home. Insurance usually pays; the State helps families who cannot. - [Power of attorney](https://bablblad.com/en/guide_poa.html): For property, only a deed drawn up by a notary, an adoul or an authorised lawyer is accepted. - [Criminal record, apostille, life certificate, driving licence](https://bablblad.com/en/guide_otherdocs.html): Four documents that come up again and again, and the fastest way to each. ## Travel - [Bring your car on holiday](https://bablblad.com/en/guide_car.html): Temporary admission is free and needs no paperwork in advance, but the 180 days are strict. - [What you can bring through customs](https://bablblad.com/en/guide_customs.html): Gifts for the family are duty-free up to 25,000 dirhams a year, with a few firm exceptions. - [Cash at the border](https://bablblad.com/en/guide_cash.html): Bring as much foreign currency as you like, declare large amounts, and leave your dirhams in Morocco. - [Operation Marhaba and the summer crossing](https://bablblad.com/en/guide_marhaba.html): From mid-June to mid-September, reception areas, medical teams and extra ferries line the route home. - [Moving back for good](https://bablblad.com/en/guide_return.html): One duty-free move per family, a larger allowance since 2026, and real savings on your car if you qualify. ## Money - [Send money home for less](https://bablblad.com/en/guide_send.html): The fee is only half the price. The exchange rate you are given is the other half. - [The right bank account in Morocco](https://bablblad.com/en/guide_accounts.html): Three kinds of account exist for Moroccans abroad. The one you pay from decides whether your money can leave again. - [Taxes on a home in Morocco](https://bablblad.com/en/guide_tax.html): Five rules that catch owners living abroad, taken from the tax office's guide for Moroccans abroad. - [Pension, benefits and health cover](https://bablblad.com/en/guide_pension.html): What you keep when you spend months in Morocco, or retire there, depends on the country that pays. ## Property - [Buy a home safely](https://bablblad.com/en/guide_buy.html): Most bad stories share the same three mistakes: no title check, money paid outside the bank, and a deposit handed to a salesman. - [State housing aid: Daam Sakane](https://bablblad.com/en/guide_aid.html): A direct grant for a first home in Morocco. Moroccans abroad are eligible and make up about a quarter of beneficiaries. - [Invest or start a business](https://bablblad.com/en/guide_invest.html): Most of the money sent home goes to family and housing. Here is where to start if you want to build something. - [Protect what you own from afar](https://bablblad.com/en/guide_protect.html): Empty homes and undivided inheritances are the usual targets of fraud. A few habits close the door. ## Family - [Marrying abroad: town hall or adouls at the consulate](https://bablblad.com/en/guide_marriage.html): A civil marriage abroad is valid for Morocco when it meets the conditions of the Family Code. You then deposit a copy of the certificate at the consulate. - [Marrying in Morocco when you live abroad](https://bablblad.com/en/guide_marryma.html): In Morocco you marry before two adouls, once the family judge has authorised the deed. Prepare the papers before your holiday. - [Marrying a foreigner](https://bablblad.com/en/guide_mixed.html): A Moroccan can marry a foreigner, in Morocco or abroad. Moroccan law sets a religion rule and, in Morocco, a court authorisation after an enquiry. - [The marriage deed: conditions, property and polygamy](https://bablblad.com/en/guide_contract.html): What you write in the deed on the wedding day decides a lot later: the conditions, the dowry, and what happens to property bought during the marriage. - [Divorcing under Moroccan law](https://bablblad.com/en/guide_divorcema.html): In Morocco a marriage ends only through the court. The Family Code offers several routes: by agreement, for discord, at the husband's or the wife's request. - [Divorce across two countries](https://bablblad.com/en/guide_divorce.html): A divorce obtained in one country does not change your records in the other by itself. Have it recognised there before you remarry. - [Children after a divorce: custody, guardianship and travel](https://bablblad.com/en/guide_custody.html): Custody usually goes to the mother, while the father stays the legal guardian. That difference matters for school, papers and travel. - [Money after a divorce](https://bablblad.com/en/guide_dues.html): The court fixes what is owed: the wife's dues at the divorce, then maintenance and housing for the children until they can stand on their own. - [Moroccan nationality: who has it, how to prove it](https://bablblad.com/en/guide_nationality.html): You are Moroccan if your father or your mother is. Taking another nationality does not end it. - [Children of a Moroccan and a foreigner](https://bablblad.com/en/guide_kids.html): Your child is Moroccan from birth through the Moroccan parent. The other nationality depends on the other country's law, sometimes on a short deadline. - [Your foreign husband or wife in Morocco: nationality, residence, work](https://bablblad.com/en/guide_spouse.html): Marriage gives your foreign spouse no Moroccan nationality by itself. It does open the way to a residence card in Morocco and, for a wife, to a declaration after five years. - [Inheritance in a mixed couple](https://bablblad.com/en/guide_inherit.html): Moroccan law follows a Moroccan everywhere, and it bars inheritance between a Muslim and a non-Muslim. A will and a choice of law can prepare what the law does not give. - [Arabic, Amazigh and Morocco for your children](https://bablblad.com/en/guide_roots.html): The second and third generations keep the link through language, visits and stories. Help exists. - [Health and emergencies during a stay](https://bablblad.com/en/guide_health.html): Your cover abroad rarely follows you to Morocco. Sort it out before you travel. - [Complaints and having your say](https://bablblad.com/en/guide_voice.html): When an office does not answer, there are channels that leave a trace. ## Services Banks, phone operators, transfer services, airlines, ferries and official websites, by name, with prices and the date each one was read. - [Services](https://bablblad.com/en/services.html) - [Banks](https://bablblad.com/en/svc_banks.html): Every bank in Morocco, its offer for Moroccans abroad, the number to call from abroad and where it is present in your country. - [Sending money](https://bablblad.com/en/svc_transfers.html): Each transfer service by name, where the money is collected in Morocco, and what sending 140 euros really cost from six countries. - [Phone and internet in Morocco](https://bablblad.com/en/svc_phone.html): A SIM or eSIM for the summer, the recharge codes, data passes, topping up from abroad and internet for the family home. - [Calling Morocco](https://bablblad.com/en/call.html): The plans and options that include Morocco, the price per minute, and what it costs to use your phone there, country by country. - [Flights and airports](https://bablblad.com/en/svc_flights.html): Which airlines fly to which Moroccan airports from your country, and what to know about baggage. - [Ferries](https://bablblad.com/en/svc_ferries.html): Every line from Spain, France and Italy, who sails it since the 2026 takeovers, how long it takes and the lowest fare shown. - [Getting around Morocco](https://bablblad.com/en/svc_transport.html): Al Boraq and the other trains, CTM and Supratours coaches, the Jawaz tag, fines and car insurance at the border. - [Health and assistance](https://bablblad.com/en/svc_health.html): The assistance and repatriation contracts sold by each bank, the main hospitals, and what your health insurance covers during a stay. - [Official online services](https://bablblad.com/en/svc_online.html): Fifty government websites and phone lines: what each one does, what you need to sign in, and whether it works from abroad. - [TV, radio and news](https://bablblad.com/en/svc_media.html): Where to watch Moroccan channels live, the satellite frequencies for Europe, the Gulf and North America, radio stations and news sites. - [Regions and cities](https://bablblad.com/en/svc_regions.html): A fact sheet for each of the 12 regions, the 20 largest cities at the 2024 census, and the figures to know about the country. - [Studying and youth programmes](https://bablblad.com/en/svc_study.html): Getting into a Moroccan university with a foreign diploma, Arabic classes abroad, summer stays and cultural centres. - [Working and investing](https://bablblad.com/en/svc_work.html): Starting a company, the MDM Invest premium, the 12 regional investment centres, and tax on a foreign pension. - [Parcels and moving home](https://bablblad.com/en/svc_shipping.html): What customs lets through free of duty by post and in person, and the official steps of a permanent return. - [Calling Morocco from France](https://bablblad.com/en/call_fr.html) - [Calling Morocco from Spain](https://bablblad.com/en/call_es.html) - [Calling Morocco from Italy](https://bablblad.com/en/call_it.html) - [Calling Morocco from Belgium](https://bablblad.com/en/call_be.html) - [Calling Morocco from Netherlands](https://bablblad.com/en/call_nl.html) - [Calling Morocco from Germany](https://bablblad.com/en/call_de.html) - [Calling Morocco from United Kingdom](https://bablblad.com/en/call_gb.html) - [Calling Morocco from Canada](https://bablblad.com/en/call_ca.html) - [Calling Morocco from United States](https://bablblad.com/en/call_us.html) - [Calling Morocco from United Arab Emirates](https://bablblad.com/en/call_ae.html) - [Calling Morocco from Saudi Arabia](https://bablblad.com/en/call_sa.html) - [Calling Morocco from Qatar](https://bablblad.com/en/call_qa.html) - [Calling Morocco from Switzerland](https://bablblad.com/en/call_ch.html) ## Moroccan home A Moroccan salon in a flat in Lyon or Montreal, rugs that last thirty years, zellige, lanterns, the tea tray, hammam at home, and the house back in Morocco: how to do it, with sizes, steps and the mistakes to avoid. - [Moroccan home](https://bablblad.com/en/dar.html) - [The Moroccan salon](https://bablblad.com/en/dar_salon.html): Benches along the walls, firm mattresses, a low table in the middle: the sizes, the fabrics and how to fit one in a flat abroad. - [Moroccan rugs](https://bablblad.com/en/dar_rugs.html): Beni Ourain, Azilal, Boucherouite, kilim: how to recognise them, check they are real, choose the size and keep them for thirty years. - [Zellige, bejmat and cement tiles](https://bablblad.com/en/dar_tiles.html): What each one is, where it can go, how it is laid and how to keep it for decades. - [Tadelakt and walls](https://bablblad.com/en/dar_walls.html): The polished lime plaster of Marrakech, what it can and cannot do, and simpler ways to get the same warmth. - [Colours of Morocco](https://bablblad.com/en/dar_colours.html): Six palettes taken from Moroccan cities and gardens, with their colour codes, and how to use them without turning the room into a postcard. - [Lanterns and light](https://bablblad.com/en/dar_light.html): Pierced brass, coloured glass and candles: where to hang them, which bulbs to use, and how to make a lamp bought in Morocco safe at home. - [Caring for brass, wood, leather and pottery](https://bablblad.com/en/dar_care.html): Trays and teapots, thuya boxes, leather poufs, painted plates: how to clean them, what damages them, and how to get rid of the smell of a new pouf. - [Hosting the Moroccan way](https://bablblad.com/en/dar_hosting.html): The tea tray, the table for guests, Ramadan evenings and Eid morning: what to keep in the house and how to set it out. - [Tagine, couscoussier and kitchen tools](https://bablblad.com/en/dar_kitchenware.html): Which tagine to buy, how to season it so it does not crack, the couscoussier, and the few tools that change the cooking. - [Hammam at home](https://bablblad.com/en/dar_hammam.html): Black soap, the kessa glove and ghassoul: the steps of the weekly ritual in an ordinary bathroom, and how to give the bathroom itself the feeling of a hammam. - [The scents of a Moroccan house](https://bablblad.com/en/dar_scents.html): Incense and oud, orange blossom water, amber, rose and fresh mint: what they are, how to use them, and how to do it safely in a flat. - [Balcony, terrace and plants](https://bablblad.com/en/dar_plants.html): Mint that survives the winter, verbena and geranium for tea, jasmine, a lemon tree in a pot, and how to make a small balcony feel like a courtyard. - [A Moroccan touch in a small flat](https://bablblad.com/en/dar_small.html): Twelve changes, from an afternoon to a weekend, most of them for less than the price of a restaurant meal, and what to do room by room. - [A prayer corner at home](https://bablblad.com/en/dar_prayer.html): Finding the direction of the qibla from your city, and arranging a quiet, clean place for prayer, for reading and for the children. - [Buying crafts and bringing them home](https://bablblad.com/en/dar_buying.html): Where to buy, how to check quality and price, how to pack and ship, and what customs allow in the country where you live. - [Your house in Morocco: closing it and opening it](https://bablblad.com/en/dar_house.html): Two checklists, for the day you leave and the day you arrive, and what to arrange so the house stays healthy while it is empty. ## Learn Darija: the main words The words of every day, for children who grow up far from Morocco and for anyone who wants to speak with the family back home. Each word is written in Latin letters, the way Moroccans text, and in Arabic letters. URL: https://bablblad.com/en/darija.html ## Moroccan names for boys 321 first names given to boys in Morocco, from today's favourites to the grandparents' names, each with its Moroccan spelling, its Arabic letters and its meaning. URL: https://bablblad.com/en/names_boys.html ## Moroccan names for girls 323 first names given to girls in Morocco, from today's favourites to the grandparents' names, each with its Moroccan spelling, its Arabic letters and its meaning. URL: https://bablblad.com/en/names_girls.html ## Directory - [Moroccan consulates abroad: addresses and phones](https://bablblad.com/en/directory.html): Every Moroccan consulate in the main countries of residence, with the region it covers. - [Moroccan consulates: France](https://bablblad.com/en/consulates_fr.html): Paris, Colombes, Villemomble, Orly, Pontoise, Lyon, Marseille, Toulouse, Montpellier, Bordeaux, Lille, Strasbourg, Rennes, Orléans, Dijon, Bastia - [Moroccan consulates: Spain](https://bablblad.com/en/consulates_es.html): Madrid, Barcelona, Girona, Tarragona, Valencia, Murcia, Almería, Algeciras, Sevilla, Bilbao, Palma de Mallorca, Las Palmas - [Moroccan consulates: Italy](https://bablblad.com/en/consulates_it.html): Milano, Torino, Bologna, Verona, Roma, Napoli, Palermo - [Moroccan consulates: Belgium](https://bablblad.com/en/consulates_be.html): Bruxelles / Brussel, Antwerpen, Liège - [Moroccan consulates: Netherlands](https://bablblad.com/en/consulates_nl.html): Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Utrecht, ’s-Hertogenbosch - [Moroccan consulates: Germany](https://bablblad.com/en/consulates_de.html): Düsseldorf, Frankfurt am Main, Berlin - [Moroccan consulates: United Kingdom](https://bablblad.com/en/consulates_gb.html): London - [Moroccan consulates: Canada](https://bablblad.com/en/consulates_ca.html): Montréal, Toronto - [Moroccan consulates: United States](https://bablblad.com/en/consulates_us.html): New York, Washington - [Moroccan consulates: United Arab Emirates](https://bablblad.com/en/consulates_ae.html): Dubai, Abu Dhabi - [Moroccan consulates: Saudi Arabia](https://bablblad.com/en/consulates_sa.html): Jeddah, Riyadh - [Moroccan consulates: Qatar](https://bablblad.com/en/consulates_qa.html): Doha - [Moroccan consulates: Switzerland](https://bablblad.com/en/consulates_ch.html): Bern ## Kitchen - [Couscous with seven vegetables](https://bablblad.com/en/recipe_couscous.html): The Friday dish. Three steamings make the grain light; the broth does the rest. - [Chicken tagine with preserved lemon and olives](https://bablblad.com/en/recipe_chicken_tagine.html): The tagine every Moroccan home knows. The sauce should be thick, never soupy. - [Kefta tagine with eggs](https://bablblad.com/en/recipe_kefta.html): Meatballs in a spiced tomato sauce, finished with eggs. Ready in under an hour. - [Lamb tagine with prunes and almonds](https://bablblad.com/en/recipe_lamb_prunes.html): Sweet and savoury, the dish of weddings and feast days. - [Fish tagine with chermoula](https://bablblad.com/en/recipe_fish_tagine.html): The tagine of the Atlantic coast, from Safi to Agadir. The chermoula marinade carries the dish. - [Tanjia marrakchia](https://bablblad.com/en/recipe_tanjia.html): The bachelor's dish of Marrakech: meat, spices and a clay jar left for hours in the embers of the hammam. - [Rfissa](https://bablblad.com/en/recipe_rfissa.html): Chicken, lentils and fenugreek over shredded msemen. The dish made for a new mother, and for anyone who needs comfort. - [Chicken and almond pastilla](https://bablblad.com/en/recipe_pastilla.html): Crisp pastry, spiced chicken, sweet almonds. The showpiece of the Moroccan table, originally from Fez. - [Harira](https://bablblad.com/en/recipe_harira.html): The soup that breaks the fast. Tomato, pulses and herbs, thickened at the end until velvety. - [Bissara](https://bablblad.com/en/recipe_bissara.html): Thick broad bean soup, the winter breakfast of the north. Olive oil and cumin on top are not optional. - [Zaalouk](https://bablblad.com/en/recipe_zaalouk.html): Smoky aubergine and tomato salad. Served warm or cold, scooped up with bread. - [Khobz, everyday bread](https://bablblad.com/en/recipe_khobz.html): Round, flat and dense enough to scoop a tagine. Two loaves, one hour of rising. - [Msemen](https://bablblad.com/en/recipe_msemen.html): Square, flaky, folded flatbreads for breakfast and tea time. The folding is easier than it looks. - [Baghrir](https://bablblad.com/en/recipe_baghrir.html): Thousand-hole pancakes, cooked on one side only and soaked in honey butter. - [Harcha](https://bablblad.com/en/recipe_harcha.html): Semolina griddle cakes, crumbly outside and tender inside. Ready in 25 minutes. - [Mint tea](https://bablblad.com/en/recipe_atay.html): Atay. Not a drink but a welcome. The first glass is set aside, the leaves are rinsed, and the pour is high. - [Coconut ghriba](https://bablblad.com/en/recipe_ghriba.html): Cracked, chewy coconut biscuits for Eid and for the tea tray. One bowl, no mixer. - [Sellou](https://bablblad.com/en/recipe_sellou.html): Toasted flour, almonds and sesame. The Ramadan and new-mother energy food, also called sfouf. ## Where to go - [Chefchaouen and Akchour](https://bablblad.com/en/place_chefchaouen.html): The blue town of the Rif, with waterfalls an hour away. - [Tangier and Asilah](https://bablblad.com/en/place_tangier.html): Two seas, a kasbah above the Strait, and a white town of murals down the coast. - [Tetouan and the Mediterranean coast](https://bablblad.com/en/place_tetouan.html): An Andalusian medina and a string of calm beaches. - [Al Hoceima](https://bablblad.com/en/place_alhoceima.html): Turquoise coves at the foot of the Rif. - [Saidia and the Oriental](https://bablblad.com/en/place_saidia.html): Fourteen kilometres of sand, and green gorges behind Berkane. - [Fez](https://bablblad.com/en/place_fes.html): The oldest of the imperial cities, and a medina you can get lost in for days. - [Meknes, Volubilis and Moulay Idriss](https://bablblad.com/en/place_meknes.html): Moulay Ismail's capital, a Roman city and a holy town, all within 30 kilometres. - [Ifrane and the cedar forest](https://bablblad.com/en/place_ifrane.html): Sloping roofs, clean air and Barbary macaques among giant cedars. - [Rabat](https://bablblad.com/en/place_rabat.html): A calm capital by the ocean, with gardens, museums and a kasbah in blue and white. - [Casablanca](https://bablblad.com/en/place_casablanca.html): The economic capital: a mosque on the ocean, Art Deco streets and the corniche. - [El Jadida and Oualidia](https://bablblad.com/en/place_oualidia.html): A Portuguese fortress on the ocean and a lagoon where children can swim safely. - [Essaouira](https://bablblad.com/en/place_essaouira.html): Ramparts, blue boats and a wind that keeps the summer cool. - [Marrakech](https://bablblad.com/en/place_marrakech.html): The red city: palaces, gardens, souks, and a square that wakes at dusk. - [Imlil, Toubkal and the Ourika](https://bablblad.com/en/place_toubkal.html): The High Atlas at the gates of Marrakech: walnut valleys and the roof of North Africa. - [Ouzoud and Bin el Ouidane](https://bablblad.com/en/place_ouzoud.html): The highest waterfalls in the country and a turquoise mountain lake. - [Agadir and Taghazout](https://bablblad.com/en/place_agadir.html): Sun all year, a wide bay, and surf villages just to the north. - [Tafraoute and the Anti-Atlas](https://bablblad.com/en/place_tafraoute.html): Pink granite, palm gorges and almond trees in blossom. - [Ouarzazate, Dades and Todra](https://bablblad.com/en/place_ouarzazate.html): Kasbahs, film sets and two great gorges on the road of a thousand kasbahs. - [Merzouga and Erg Chebbi](https://bablblad.com/en/place_merzouga.html): Orange dunes as high as a tower block, and the silence of a night in the desert. - [The Draa valley and Erg Chigaga](https://bablblad.com/en/place_zagora.html): A river of palms, then the wildest dunes in the country. - [Mirleft, Legzira and Sidi Ifni](https://bablblad.com/en/place_sidiifni.html): Red cliffs, a stone arch over the beach and a quiet Art Deco town. - [Tarfaya and Laayoune](https://bablblad.com/en/place_laayoune.html): Where the desert meets the ocean, on the old airmail route. - [Dakhla](https://bablblad.com/en/place_dakhla.html): A lagoon between the Sahara and the Atlantic, with wind nearly every day of the year. ## Morocco - [Morocco: facts, history, holidays and a daily quiz](https://bablblad.com/en/morocco.html): The country day by day: holidays, emergency numbers and what to know before you land. - [Bab Lblad: the daily guide for Moroccans abroad](https://bablblad.com/en/): Everything Moroccans abroad need, every day - [About Bab Lblad](https://bablblad.com/en/about.html) ## Optional - [llms-full.txt](https://bablblad.com/en/llms-full.txt): Every page is plain HTML that can be read without JavaScript. A summary written for language models is in llms.txt, the full text of each language is in a single file, and the consulates, recipes, destinations and guides are also published as JSON. - [consulates.json](https://bablblad.com/data/consulates.json) - [guides_en.json](https://bablblad.com/data/guides_en.json) - [recipes_en.json](https://bablblad.com/data/recipes_en.json) - [places_en.json](https://bablblad.com/data/places_en.json) - [facts_en.json](https://bablblad.com/data/facts_en.json) - [home_en.json](https://bablblad.com/data/home_en.json) - [sitemap.xml](https://bablblad.com/sitemap.xml) - [services/banks.json](https://bablblad.com/data/services/banks.json) - [services/transfers.json](https://bablblad.com/data/services/transfers.json) - [services/phone.json](https://bablblad.com/data/services/phone.json) - [services/flights.json](https://bablblad.com/data/services/flights.json) - [services/routes.json](https://bablblad.com/data/services/routes.json) - [services/ferries.json](https://bablblad.com/data/services/ferries.json) - [services/transport.json](https://bablblad.com/data/services/transport.json) - [services/health.json](https://bablblad.com/data/services/health.json) - [services/online.json](https://bablblad.com/data/services/online.json) - [services/media.json](https://bablblad.com/data/services/media.json) - [services/regions.json](https://bablblad.com/data/services/regions.json) - [services/life.json](https://bablblad.com/data/services/life.json) - [services/call_fr.json](https://bablblad.com/data/services/call_fr.json) - [services/call_es.json](https://bablblad.com/data/services/call_es.json) - [services/call_it.json](https://bablblad.com/data/services/call_it.json) - [services/call_be.json](https://bablblad.com/data/services/call_be.json) - [services/call_nl.json](https://bablblad.com/data/services/call_nl.json) - [services/call_de.json](https://bablblad.com/data/services/call_de.json) - [services/call_gb.json](https://bablblad.com/data/services/call_gb.json) - [services/call_ca.json](https://bablblad.com/data/services/call_ca.json) - [services/call_us.json](https://bablblad.com/data/services/call_us.json) - [services/call_ae.json](https://bablblad.com/data/services/call_ae.json) - [services/call_sa.json](https://bablblad.com/data/services/call_sa.json) - [services/call_qa.json](https://bablblad.com/data/services/call_qa.json) - [services/call_ch.json](https://bablblad.com/data/services/call_ch.json)