Morocco Import Prohibitions & Shipping Guidelines
All shipments with a value over 100 USD will require a Formal Clearance Process, hence, Moroccan Customs may require additional documentation from consignee.
Additional clearance charges, approvals and processing time maybe applicable. Additional information can be found at the Moroccon Customs Website
These are some of the items the Moroccan government prohibits:
- Narcotics and illegal drugs
- Pornography and politically sensitive materials
- Walkie-talkies, phones, answering machines and fax machines
- Alcohol (except wine)
- Tobacco
- Moroccan currency
- Explosives
- Firearms and ammunition (only smooth-barreled hunting rifles are allowed, require an import permit, must be stored near the container door)
- New items less than six months old (dutiable and require commercial invoices)
- Food and beverage
- Antiques
- Medication (permit from the Ministry of Health required)
- Portable and mobile phones (permit from the Ministry of P.T.T . required)
- Alcohol --only wine is permitted (no more than 12 bottles allowed, must state "Fond de cave ou ustensiles de cuisine" on packing list)
- Books, records, cassettes and disks (must have separate inventory, stating the title, and author to be viewed by the Ministry of Information and issued a Censorship Visa)
For an Extensive List please check below Links depending on the Service Provider of your choice:
DHL import restrictions for Morocco
FedEx import restrictions for Morocco
UPS import restrictions for Morocco