Morocco duty-free allowance

What arriving travelers can bring into Morocco without paying duty — from official customs guidance.

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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