Exporting a Vehicle to Morocco: Complete 2025 Guide

Exporting vehicles to Morocco is a common operation but requires following precise procedures. Here is our complete guide to assist you.

Eligibility Conditions

Only vehicles less than 5 years old can be imported into Morocco since 2021. The vehicle must also comply with Euro 5 standards minimum. Gasoline, diesel and hybrid vehicles are accepted, but conditions may vary by model.

Required Documents

You will need the following documents:

• Original registration certificate
• Tax clearance certificate
• Vehicle purchase invoice
• Manufacturer's certificate of conformity
• Valid passport
• Proof of residence in Morocco

Costs and Taxes

Export costs break down as follows:

• Import VAT: 20% of vehicle value
• Customs duties: 2.5% to 40% depending on type and age
• Special tax: variable according to engine capacity and power
• Sea transport costs: between €800 and €1500
• Administrative and customs clearance fees: approximately €500