International Investors

Invest in Morocco
with complete clarity.

Residence, relocation or rental investment: we explain every rule and procedure, check every property and guide you step by step, from start to finish.

What we do for you

For a foreign investor, every step is new. We explain each Moroccan procedure (documents, legal steps, timelines) and stay by your side from the first conversation to the signing.

  • Strategic advicewe define the right project, budget and neighbourhoods with you.
  • Return analysisrealistic rent, rental demand, charges and net yield.
  • Search and visitswe search, visit and film properties for you.
  • Analysis and recommendationwe compare the best options and tell you which one to choose, and why.
  • Banking supportfund transfers, convertible dirham account, financing.
  • Negotiation and signingprice, terms, notary and power of attorney if needed.

Our method

  1. Strategyanalysis of your project, budget and criteria.
  2. Searchremote shortlisting and filmed visits.
  3. Analysiscomparison of the best properties and our recommendation.
  4. Negotiationprice, mortgage, notary and preliminary contract.
  5. Completiondeed of sale and handover of the keys.

Your questions, our answers

Can a foreigner buy property in Morocco?
Yes, in urban areas. We check that the property has a land title and can be sold to you without restriction.
How do I transfer my funds, and get them back when I sell?
We guide you to a convertible dirham account, which lets you take your capital back out when you sell.
Can I get a mortgage as a non-resident?
Some Moroccan banks lend to non-residents. We compare their terms and prepare your file.
What fees and taxes should I plan for?
We calculate your real budget, including notary fees, registration duties and taxes, before any offer.
Will the property be profitable?
We estimate the real rent in the neighbourhood, rental demand and charges to calculate your net yield.
How can I buy without being there?
We visit and film every property, coordinate with the notary and arrange the power of attorney.

Thinking of buying in Morocco?

Prepare Your Consultation Read the Foreign Investor Guide