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Foreign Currency Regulations in Morocco: Complete Guide 2025
Morocco has strict foreign exchange regulations. Here's what every tourist and resident needs to know about importing, exporting, and exchanging currencies.
Importing Foreign Currency to Morocco
- No limit: Tourists can bring unlimited foreign currency into Morocco.
- Declaration required: Amounts equivalent to 100,000+ MAD must be declared to customs using form J7.
- Keep your receipt: The customs declaration is needed for re-exporting unused funds.
Exporting Dirhams
- The Dirham is non-convertible: You cannot take more than 2,000 MAD out of Morocco.
- Reconversion: Exchange leftover Dirhams back to your currency at the airport using your original exchange receipt.
The Office des Changes
The Office des Changes is Morocco's foreign exchange regulatory body. It sets rules for exchange bureaus, supervises compliance, and publishes official exchange rates.
💡 Stay Informed
Check the latest official rates on Deviz.ma before exchanging.