Euro to Moroccan dirham rate: where to get the best rate

In short, on 20 October 2026: €1 = 11.00 MAD at the reference rate. At a Deviz partner exchange office you got about 10.75 MAD per euro sold (10.65 MAD at a bank) and paid about 11.02 MAD per euro bought (11.32 MAD at a bank). Rates move daily: live euro to dirham rates.

What is the euro to dirham rate today?

20 October 2026	You sell €1 (you receive)	You buy €1 (you pay)
Reference rate	11.00 MAD	11.00 MAD
Bank (posted rate)	10.65 MAD	11.32 MAD
Deviz partner exchange office	≈ 10.75 MAD	≈ 11.02 MAD

Google shows the mid-market rate, with no margin. Banks and exchange offices buy and sell around it; the gap between a bank and a good exchange office is about 0.10 MAD per euro, which adds up to 100 MAD on €1,000. Figures recorded by Deviz on 20 October 2026; the rate that counts is the one the office confirms in its offer.

How many dirhams for 100, 500 or 1,000 euros?

You sell	Partner exchange office	Bank	Difference
€100	1,075 MAD	1,065 MAD	+10 MAD
€500	5,375 MAD	5,325 MAD	+50 MAD
€1,000	10,750 MAD	10,650 MAD	+100 MAD

Where to exchange euros in Morocco?

A licensed exchange office in town is usually best (always ask for the receipt). Banks pay less, airports least: change only what you need for the taxi. Card withdrawals add fixed fees and your bank’s margin. More in where to exchange money in Morocco.

What Deviz requests show

Over the last 30 days (as of 20 October 2026), 1,330 exchange requests on Deviz were for euros, about three quarters of all requests. Customers selling euros received a best offer of 10.79 MAD per euro on average; offers are tighter during office opening hours than at night or on weekends.

How to get the best rate in 3 steps

Enter the amount on Deviz.
Licensed offices nearby reply with a firm rate within seconds.
Accept the best offer and show your QR pass at the office.

Frequently asked questions

Where is the best place to exchange euros in Morocco?expand_more

A licensed exchange office in town, compared with its neighbours: usually about 0.10 MAD more per euro than a bank and far more than the airport.

How much is 1 euro in Moroccan dirhams today?expand_more

On 20 October 2026, €1 was worth 11.00 MAD at the reference rate; about 10.75 MAD when selling at a Deviz partner office. Live rates: deviz.ma/taux-en-direct/.

Should I buy dirhams before travelling to Morocco?expand_more

No: the dirham is mostly sold in Morocco and rates are better there. Change a small amount on arrival and the rest in town.

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