Export new cars to Morocco from Dubai

Morocco welcomes vehicle imports under the U.S.-Morocco Free Trade Agreement, which eliminated most tariffs on qualifying goods when it took effect in 2006. However, brand-new vehicles imported to Morocco remain subject to multiple layers of cost beyond the base duty. Trade.gov notes that imported goods are subject to a Value Added Tax ranging from 0 to 20 percent, and a para-fiscal tax of 25 percent applies to finance technical inspections, export promotion, and industrial development activities. This 25 percent para-fiscal tax is significant and applies to most commercial imports unless the shipment qualifies for special customs procedures or preferential status under trade agreements. The specific VAT rate applicable to your vehicle will depend on its classification and engine specifications, so clarification with Moroccan customs is essential before finalizing your purchase. Duties on products facing phase-outs range from 2.5 to 35 percent per Trade.gov, though tariff rates on vehicles specifically depend on engine size and fuel type. Brand-new vehicles from Beyond Autos arrive with full factory compliance and require standard conformity documentation. Import documentation must be complete and accurate, as Morocco's customs authority conducts systematic reviews of all vehicle entries. Dealerships and fleet buyers should be aware that tax treatment may vary by buyer category and intended use. Verify with the destination's customs authority before shipping — duty rates vary by engine size, fuel type, and buyer category.