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Import Duties & Taxes

Passenger vehicles pay import duties based on classification, engine specs, emissions, and origin.
Typical duty rates range from 10% to 17% of declared customs value, depending on vehicle specifics.
Commercial vehicles have different duty rates based on weight, use, and cargo capacity.
Electric vehicles (EVs) enjoy substantial tax incentives and duty reductions to promote green energy.
Other fees include:
VAT: Standard 20% for most vehicles; EVs may be exempt or reduced.
Parafiscal tax: ~0.25% of taxable value.
Administrative/processing fees: Vary by service.
Proportional stamp duty: Based on vehicle value and category.

Import Options & Restrictions

Temporary Admission: Allows vehicle use for limited periods (usually up to 180 days/year), with possible extensions.
Permanent Import: Requires full payment of duties and taxes; restricted mostly to vehicles less than 5 years old.
Age Restrictions:
Standard limit: Vehicles must be under 5 years old for permanent import.
Returning residents may have exemptions up to 10 years under specific conditions.
Temporary admission allows older vehicles for short durations.

Special Provisions

Returning Moroccan Residents (MREs): May qualify for reduced duties and extended age limits based on residency and return documentation.
Diplomatic Personnel: Special import rules and exemptions apply.
Electric Vehicles: Tax incentives require specific technical documentation.

Classic Car Import Rules

No 25-year exemption like the US; Morocco restricts permanent import to less than 5-year-old vehicles.
Temporary admission allows short-term use of classic cars.
Exceptions may exist for returning residents and diplomats.
Age restrictions aim to enhance road safety, reduce pollution, and support local industry.

Required Documents for Import & Customs Clearance

Ownership Documents:

Personal Identification:

Shipping & Customs Documents:

Moroccan-Specific Requirements:

Additional for Special Cases:

Shipping Costs (Example Routes)

Additional Notes

Documents in foreign languages must be officially translated into Arabic or French.
Power of attorney documents must be notarized and dated within 3 months.
Valid insurance coverage is required throughout the shipping and import process.
Professional shipping companies recommended to navigate complex customs procedures.

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