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.
It may happen, in certain cases of health problems or some emergency, that the Moroccan residing abroad (MRE) cannot, by himself, re-export his vehicle, that is to say, drive it out of Morocco. The Moroccan customs has provided for this situation and specifies the modalities in its "Guide for Moroccans of the World".
In its Guide dedicated to Moroccans Residing Abroad (MREs), the Customs and Indirect Taxes Administration (ADII) discusses the introduction of pleasure boats. Let’s look in detail at the different questions that can be asked.
Among the novelties of the Moroccan Customs Guide for Moroccans Residing Abroad, one is related to the vehicle accepted under the so-called Temporary Admission (TA) procedure.
A very nice initiative from the Moroccan customs that has just put online all the information that a Moroccan resident abroad (MRE) must know before entering Morocco with his car.