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?
Deputies justify the blocking by the House of Representatives of the two draft laws on the exchange of tax information and data of MREs, which were to lead to the validation of the two agreements signed by Morocco with the OECD on June 25, 2019 in Paris.
The Akhannouch government is backtracking on the two draft laws on the exchange of tax information and data of Moroccans residing abroad (MREs). Through the voice of its spokesperson, Mustapha Baïtas, it once again reassures the MREs.
A 42-year-old Moroccan died from the effects of a "heat stroke" at the Santa Lucía de Cartagena hospital where he was taken on Tuesday after collapsing on a street in Mazarrón.
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.
A Moroccan cyclist died in a tragic traffic accident on Wednesday in Alcúdia (Majorca). He was hit by an empty bus while zigzagging on the unlit lane.
The mother of Inès and Nawal, two sisters who went missing in Nérac since December 2016, will appear before the Assizes of Lot-et-Garonne. Accused of having killed them, Naïma B. denies the facts. The bodies of the children have never been found.
The Moroccan customs has implemented a temporary admission regime for private maritime transport, particularly pleasure boats, belonging to people residing abroad.
After a long battle, the parents of Imane Saadaoui , the young Moroccan woman killed by her husband in Valencia on November 1, have finally obtained custody of their grandson, who was placed in a children’s center after the tragedy.
The Akhannouch government is called upon to review two draft laws on the exchange of tax information and data on Moroccans residing abroad (MREs) that have been the subject of controversy. The year 2025 is the deadline for their approval.
A Moroccan police chief opposed the transfer to Morocco of the body of a Moroccan who died in Ceuta for burial in M’diq. The man was finally buried in the Sidi Embarek cemetery, without the presence of all his relatives living in Morocco.
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.