Domicile concerns (Morocco)

[phillyteacher 1]

I married my Moroccan husband in Marrakech last month. Since I am old 😅 and we would like to try for a child, I plan to move there to be with him when the school year ends this June. How much will this compromise my domicile? I don't own a house in the US (just a car, which I will leave with my college-age child). I am planning to keep my drivers license, bank account, voting record, investment/retirement accounts, US taxes, etc, and will travel back to the US relatively frequently to see my child and my parents. I was not planning to work in Morocco immediately, though I might pursue on-line teaching or tutoring if I can stand the time difference. I was thinking about getting a carte de sejour so I could buy a car and practice Morocco city driving in case I need to get a teaching job there. Is that a bad idea from a domicile perspective?  Are there other things I should keep in mind or do as I prepare to start the visa paperwork?

Thank you so so much for your help. 

[pushbrk 14,567]

That you will travel back and forth fairly frequently helps.  I would change your address for banking and other things to that of a family member, like an adult child or parent.  Always state your residence address as the US address. You will only be visiting Morocco.

[phillyteacher 1]

Thanks - I was planning to change my bank account, license, etc to my parents' address.