Shipping to Morocco

DELIVERING TO MOROCCO

PACK & SEND offers a huge range of packing and shipping solutions, as well end-to-end tracking, delivering peace of mind for all your international shipping needs. 

Are you sending items to family and friends abroad, starting a business venture or moving to Morocco? Whatever you need, we’ll handle the entire process for you.

Let us tailor our secure packing and delivery solutions to meet your needs.

CUSTOMS REQUIREMENTS FOR MOROCCO

Before sending goods to Morocco, it is essential to understand the nation’s import regulations. Shipping to Morocco has become more complex post-Brexit, with extra checks, tariffs, and regulations in place.

Parcels entering Morocco from the UK are subject to customs and duty fees, typically charged to the recipient. UK-based senders are required to submit a commercial invoice with their shipments. This document helps customs officials determine whether items are subject to duties or taxes and, if so, the applicable charges.

Some packages may be exempt from customs charges, such as:

• Personal effects.
• Gifts, provided they meet Moroccan import regulations.
• Parcels of a certain low value, which may be subject to exemption thresholds as defined by Moroccan customs.

To qualify for any Customs Duty and VAT-free allowance, follow the shipping instructions provided by Moroccan authorities. For more specific details, consult their official customs website.

Key tips for successful shipping:

• Ensure all paperwork is completed accurately and fully.
• Avoid sending prohibited or restricted items.
• Provide detailed descriptions of your goods – for example, specify: “2 x men’s cotton shirts, made in Ireland” rather than just “clothes”.
• Include any necessary licences and certificates for restricted goods.

At PACK & SEND, we understand Moroccan import regulations and work closely with customers to ensure their shipments meet all compliance requirements.

SHIPPING RESTRICTIONS TO MOROCCO

Morocco enforces specific import regulations, which vary by product type and quantity. Failure to comply may result in shipments being returned or destroyed, often at the sender’s expense.

Examples of restricted or prohibited items include:

• Alcoholic beverages 
• Weapons and firearms.
• Meat, milk, and dairy products, which are subject to stringent restrictions unless they come from approved sources.

To ensure compliance, check the latest Moroccan customs guidelines or contact their official authority for advice.

ADDRESSING PARCELS TO MOROCCO

Every country has its own address formatting rules. When shipping to Morocco:

1. Write the recipient’s name on the first line.
2. Include the property number, street name, or PO Box on the second line.
3. On the third line, write the postcode and town/city name.
4. Write MOROCCO in capital letters on the last line.

For example:
Ahmed El Mansouri
Rue Mohamed V, No. 12
40000 Marrakech
MOROCCO

Note: Always double-check the formatting to ensure it meets Moroccan postal standards.

Include your return address on the opposite side of the package to the delivery address.

SAFE AND SECURE DELIVERY

At PACK & SEND, we pride ourselves on delivering your awkward or valuable parcels to Morocco, safely and securely. 

Our bespoke packing and shipping service means you can trust that your items will arrive in perfect condition, and we will obtain a signature on delivery for extra peace of mind.

We also recommend you protect your parcel with our comprehensive loss or damage cover.