Understanding Moroccan customs
Clear answers to the most common questions about importing into Morocco, updated with each finance law.
Online shopping
Online shopping (AliExpress, Temu, Shein): customs duties in Morocco
Since 2022, every online purchase delivered to Morocco is taxed, whatever its value. How duties and VAT on a parcel are calculated, payment on delivery, and banned or restricted products.
Read the guide 02Vehicles
Importing a car into Morocco: duties, age limit and MRE rules
Customs duties on a car imported into Morocco (import duty, TPI, VAT), how the taxable value is set, the 5-year age limit, electric cars, temporary admission and the 90% abatement for Moroccans living abroad.
Read the guide 03Electronics
Phones, computers and tablets: customs duties in Morocco
Since 2026, import duty on smartphones has fallen from 17.5% to 2.5%. Rates on phones, laptops and tablets, ANRT approval, buying online and bringing a phone back from a trip.
Read the guide 04Travel
Traveller allowances: what you can bring into Morocco
Gifts up to MAD 2,000, tobacco, alcohol and perfume, MAD 25,000 for Moroccans living abroad, currency declaration from MAD 100,000, drones and medicines: customs rules for travellers entering Morocco.
Read the guide 05Duty calculation
CIF value and customs value: the basis for import duties
What Moroccan customs value includes, what to add depending on the Incoterm (EXW, FOB, CIF…), which exchange rate applies, and the order in which import duty, TPI and VAT are calculated.
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How to choose a customs broker in Morocco
What a licensed customs broker (transitaire agréé) does, how to check the licence on the official ADII list, which documents to provide, fees and disbursements, and what to ask before hiring one.
Read the guideFiling on BADR
How to create a BADR account
How to create a BADR account: subscribing on the PortNet portal, the economic operator profile and the documents to prepare.
Read the guideHow to file a declaration on BADR
How to file on BADR: preparing and submitting an import goods declaration (DUM), step by step.
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