Morocco Pet Import Requirements

Rabies vaccination needs to be older than 3 months prior to export. Rabies vaccination to be administered at least 30 days prior to travel for a primary vaccination.

All dogs, cats, and ferrets who do not have proof of residency in a country that is classified by the World Organization of Animal Health as a Rabies-Free or Rabies Controlled for at least 6 months prior to import should have a rabies titer test before entering Morocco. Titre Test is required for high rabies country, and also recommended for pets entering Morocco with their owners who have non-residency visas. Rabies Titre Test is required with an equivalent result of 0.5 UI/ml or higher. It should be administered more than 30 days after the primary rabies vaccination. The test must be administered between 3 and 12 months prior to import.

No quarantine listed as long as requirements are met.

Pit Bull breed are banned as well as any other dangerous breeds.
Bird and parrot must follow the procedure of exporting country.

Customs and Excise Administration

Pets must enter Morocco via Casablanca Mohammed V International Airport. Pets can enter in the cabin, as checked baggage or air cargo.

Upon arrival in Morocco, your pet will be subject to a veterinary health control, performed  by a veterinarian of the National Office of Sanitary Safety and Food products, in charge  at the border post.

Customs officials are not always available for clearance and can take up to 48 hours to clear a pet.

It is highly recommended to use a clearing agent in Morocco to avoid these clearing times and a power of attorney will be required.