Morocco duty-free allowance

Your duty-free allowance is what you can bring into Moroccowithout paying import duty or tax. Anything above it must be declared at customs and is taxed. The figures below were checked on 2026-07-31 against the official customs source, linked on the card.

Alcohol

2 L

1 L wine + 1 L spirits

Full rule

1 bottle of wine (1L) + 1 bottle of spirits (1L) or another alcohol of the same capacity

Tobacco

200 g

Full rule

200g of manufactured tobacco

Goods & gifts

MAD 2,000

gifts

Full rule

personal effects in use free; non-commercial objects/gifts within a global value of MAD 2,000; perfume 150ml + cologne/toilet water 250ml

Cash · declare from

MAD 100,000+

Full rule

foreign currency import free but declaration COMPULSORY at MAD 100,000 equivalent or more; declaration below that is optional but recommended - non-residents must justify currency origin when leaving

Depends on: resident vs non-resident (exit-side currency justification); MRE (Moroccans resident abroad) have separate once-per-year vacation concessions

Good to know

douane.gov.ma blocks HTML fetches ('Request Rejected') but serves the official English traveler-guide PDF to curl - extracted from the 14-page PDF; the exit-side cash-origin proof requirement catches tourists who did not declare on entry

From Morocco's official customs guidance, checked 2026-07-31 ·verify at the source · Guidance, not law — allowances change and the customs officer has the final say. Verify before you fly.

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