Moroccans living abroad (MREs) must be attentive to the new regulatory provisions defined in the 2023 Customs Guide. The document focuses on the export of foreign currency instruments or means of payment and the obligations related to these transactions.
Moroccans residing abroad (MREs who are victims of theft of their vehicle in Morocco must not leave the country before regularizing the situation with customs. In its latest 2023 guide for MREs, it gives the rules to follow in case of theft.
Moroccans residing abroad (MREs) who do not comply with the temporary admission deadline for their vehicles in Morocco will face severe fines, which could amount to several thousand dirhams.
Very often when they are in Morocco, relatives or friends ask MREs to lend their car registered abroad. Moroccan customs is quite strict about this.
The Moroccan customs has just published a new version of its guide dedicated to Moroccans residing abroad. A section dedicated to the import by MREs of rental cars. What is it about?
Every year, millions of MREs return to Morocco, especially during the summer vacation. By tradition, they bring gifts for the family. But beware: customs are watching over certain prohibited products or others that require authorization. Let’s examine this in detail, as indicated in the latest customs guide dedicated to Moroccans residing abroad.
The Moroccan customs has implemented a temporary admission regime for private maritime transport, particularly pleasure boats, belonging to people residing abroad.
For several years now, Moroccan customs have put in place a 90% exemption for retired Moroccans living abroad (MRE) wishing to clear their vehicle in Morocco. To do this, several conditions are required as explained in the latest guide dedicated to MREs.
Moroccans Residing Abroad who meet the conditions to benefit from the 90% deduction as part of a vehicle clearance must provide several supporting documents.
The Customs and Indirect Taxes Administration has recently unveiled its new guide dedicated to Moroccans living abroad.
The joy of returning to Morocco can, for some, turn into a nightmare if your car is stolen. The Moroccan customs provide a procedure in this case, especially if the stolen vehicle is subject to the Temporary Admission (AT) regime.
Many Moroccans residing abroad make purchases when they are on vacation in Morocco. Can these purchases be subject to a tax refund, i.e. can the buyers be reimbursed the Value Added Tax (VAT)? Here is the response from Moroccan customs.