📦 Shipping to Moroccocosts, times and pallet shipments 

With SpedizioneComoda.com, you can send parcels, documents and pallets from Italy to Morocco easily, quickly and with tracking 🚚. Enter the weight and dimensions into the calculator, compare the best couriers and book online in just a few minutes.

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📦 Shipping in Morocco with SpedizioneComoda.com

With SpedizioneComoda.com, you can ship to Morocco hassle-free. Morocco is outside the EU but is geographically the closest of the North African countries to Italy — just 14 km separate Ceuta from Europe. Thanks to an association agreement with the EU, certain European products benefit from reduced customs duties. The Moroccan customs authority (Administration des Douanes et Impôts Indirects) operates efficiently in the main cities.

Shipping to Morocco
Real assistance and customs support

we guide you in filling in the documents to avoid customs blocks. 

Shipping to Morocco
Full tracking

follow the shipment until delivery.

Shipping to Morocco
Home collection

available for most services.

Shipping TipsComfortable: Morocco has a low de minimis threshold (around 1,250 MAD, approximately €115) above which customs duties and VAT apply. For personal effects and small gifts, always check the value before declaring them.

📦 How much does it cost to ship at Morocco?

Prices for shipping parcels at Morocco

Package weight:

Approximate price:

0 - 5 kg

from 55 €

5 - 10 kg

from 64 €

10 - 20 kg

from 76 €

20 - 30 kg

from 115 €

30 - 40 kg

from 214 €

40 - 50 kg

from 348 €

Prices for shipping pallets at Morocco

Pallet weight:

Approximate price:

0 - 50 kg

from 348 €

50 - 100 kg

from 420 €

100 - 200 kg

from 1,174 €

200 - 300 kg

from 2,348 €

Prices for sending documents in Morocco

Document weight:

Approximate price

0 - 1 kg

from 41.35 €

1 - 1.5 kg

from 45.89 €

1.5 - 2 kg

from 52.84 €

The calculator always shows up-to-date prices.

🚚 Couriers to ship at Morocco

Shipping to Morocco
Shipping to Morocco
Shipping to Morocco

DHL – Comprehensive coverage across the whole of Morocco, including the imperial cities and the most remote areas.

FedEx – an excellent solution for business shipments and urgent commercial samples.

UPS – a good alternative for Casablanca, Rabat and the main coastal towns.

TNT – option for bulky, non-urgent goods.

⏱️ Shipping time to dispatch at Morocco

Shipments from Italy to Morocco are mainly by air (~2,000 km), with some overland or sea options available for heavy pallets.

  • DHL / UPS / FedEx Express: 2-3 DAYS working
  • Standard: 4–7 days working

📍 Milan → Casablanca: 2–3 days (express) | Rome → Marrakech: 2–3 days (express)

⚠️ Please allow an extra 1–3 days for customs checks. For Western Sahara and remote areas in southern Morocco, please allow an extra 2–4 days for final delivery. Delivery times may be longer during Ramadan.

📄 Documents and customs for shipping at Morocco

Morocco is a non-EU country with an EU-Morocco Association Agreement that reduces tariffs on many categories of European products. Required documents:

  • commercial or pro forma invoice in French, Arabic or English
  • detailed description of the goods
  • free export declaration
  • EORI for corporate shipments

Customs duties and VAT Moroccan

Duties vary by category (0–40%+). The The Moroccan VAT rate is 20% (standard) with reduced rates for certain categories. Thanks to the EU-Morocco agreement, many European manufactured goods benefit from preferential or zero tariffs — always include the EU declaration of origin on the invoice.

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Prohibited products

🚫 Narcotics, weapons, pornographic material, and items offensive to the Islamic faith. Spirits: Morocco is a predominantly Muslim country but allows the import of alcohol for personal use in limited quantities — please check the limits before sending.

💡 Moroccan customs often prefer documentation in French, as French is the de facto administrative language in Morocco.

⚠️ Holidays and delays in Morocco

  • 1 JANUARY - New Year's Day
  • 11 JANUARY – Independence Manifesto Day 
  • 1 MAY – Labour Day
  • 30 JULY – Throne Day – Throne Day ⚠️
  • 14 August – Oued Ed-Dahab Day
  • 20 AUGUST – Revolution of the King and the People Day
  • 21 AUGUST – Youth Day
  • 6 NOVEMBER – Green March Day
  • 18 NOVEMBER – Independence Day
  • (various) Ramadan ⚠️ – reduced opening hours
  • (various) Eid al-Fitr ⚠️ – Closed for 3 days
  • (various) Eid al-Adha ⚠️ – Closed for 3 days
  • (various) Islamic New Year + the Prophet’s Birthday
  • 1 JANUARY - New Year's Day
  • 11 JANUARY – Independence Manifesto Day 
  • 1 MAY – Labour Day
  • 30 JULY – Throne Day – Throne Day ⚠️
  • 14 August – Oued Ed-Dahab Day
  • 20 AUGUST – Revolution of the King and the People Day
  • 21 AUGUST – Youth Day
  • 6 NOVEMBER – Green March Day
  • 18 NOVEMBER – Independence Day
  • (varies) Ramadan ⚠️ – reduced opening hours
  • (varies) Eid al-Fitr ⚠️ – Closed for 3 days
  • (various) Eid al-Adha ⚠️ – Closed for 3 days
  • (various) Islamic New Year + the Prophet’s Birthday

📍 Shipping to all city of Morocco

Main cities:

  • Casablanca (الدار البيضاء) — a major economic and commercial hub
  • Rabat (الرباط) — political and administrative capital
  • Marrakech (مراكش) — international tourist hub
  • Fez (فاس) — imperial city, UNESCO World Heritage Site
  • Agadir
  • Tangier
  • Oujda
  • Meknes
  • Kenitra

Remote areas: Certain areas of the Moroccan Sahara (Laâyoune, Dakhla), the rural Anti-Atlas and the mountainous regions of the High Atlas require additional time.

🏷️ Correct address in Morocco

The Moroccan CAP consists of 5 figures.

Format for international shipping:

  • First name Last name
  • [House number], [Street/Avenue/Boulevard] [Street name]
  • [Neighbourhood / Medina (if applicable)]
  • [Town] [5-digit postcode]
  • MAROC / MOROCCO
  • Tel: +212 [number without the leading 0]

📍 Example: 

  • Karim Benali
  • 123 Mohammed V Boulevard
  • Guéliz
  • Marrakech 40,000
  • MOROCCO
  • Tel: +212 6 12 34 56 78
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💡 Advice: 5-digit postcode (e.g. 20000 for Casablanca, 10000 for Rabat, 40000 for Marrakech). Area code +212, remove the leading 0 (06x → +212 6x). Write the country name in both French (MAROC) and English (MOROCCO). For deliveries to historic medinas (old towns), always include the name of the district.

🇲🇦 Postcode check: Barid Al-Maghrib (Moroccan Post)

🇲🇦 Morocco – Useful information

Morocco is a North African country with a population of around 37 million. Capital: Rabat. Official languages: Arabic and Berber (Tamazight). Administrative language: French. Currency: Moroccan dirham (MAD). It is the North African country with the most open economy towards Europe and one of the EU’s main trading partners in the Mediterranean.

Among Morocco’s nine UNESCO sites are: the Medina of Fès (the largest medieval medina in the world), the Medina of Marrakech, the Roman site of Volubilis and the Medina of Tetouan.

🇮🇹 Italy and Morocco have extremely close ties: the the Moroccan community in Italy It is one of the largest in Europe, with over 430,000 residents, mainly located in Lombardy, Veneto, Emilia-Romagna and Piedmont. This generates one of the most consistent flows of shipments in Italy: parcels containing Italian products, clothing, electronics and consumer goods sent by Italians of Moroccan origin to family members in Morocco. Italy is also one of Morocco’s main trading partners for machinery, textiles and food products.

🪜 How to organise your shipment at Morocco

Step 1

Packaging and measurement

the package (weight + actual dimensions)

Step 2

Request

an online quote

Step 3

Prepare content

and customs documents (pro forma invoice, free export declaration)

Step 4

Complete the order

and pay online

Step 5

Receive and print

the waybill

Step 6

Wait for collection

home delivery or delivery to the courier point

Complete guide: how to place an order

❓ FAQ - Shipping at Morocco

How much does it cost to send a parcel to Morocco??

Use the quote calculator with DHL, UPS, FedEx and TNT.

How long does it take?

2–3 days (express), 4–7 days (economy). Allow an extra 1–3 days for customs clearance.

Does Morocco benefit from reduced tariffs on EU products?

Yes. The EU-Morocco Association Agreement provides for preferential tariffs on many European products. Always include the EU declaration of origin on the invoice.

Do I need to go through customs to send a parcel to Morocco?

Yes, Morocco is outside the EU. You will need a pro forma invoice and a free export declaration.

Does the documentation have to be in Arabic?

No, French is accepted and preferred for Moroccan customs documentation.

I can ship a pallet in Morocco?

Yes. Please refer to the table or contact us.

Is it possible to insure the shipment?

Yes, available when you place your order.

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