Author: Anis Chity

Foreign individuals can generally buy and own land in Tangier when the parcel sits inside an applicable urban perimeter, or when it is otherwise classified as non agricultural land. Foreign individuals generally do not need Moroccan residency or a local co owner to acquire suitable urban or non agricultural land, but the exact parcel and…

Yes, foreign nationals can normally buy property in Tangier, Morocco, and hold the title in their own name. Foreign buyers may generally acquire privately owned urban property in Morocco, but the title, land classification, contract, and payment route must be checked for the specific transaction. Land classified as agricultural or of agricultural vocation is treated…

You can buy a villa in Marrakech as a foreigner, and neither Moroccan citizenship nor residency is required. Before you commit, however, the land title, the seller’s authority, the plot boundaries, the approved plans and the payment route all need independent verification. A villa also carries checks that an apartment purchase rarely involves, because you…

Yes, US citizens can generally buy residential and commercial property in Morocco, including apartments, houses, villas and riads. However, agricultural land and some rural land need separate legal checks before any offer, agreement, deposit or payment. Before money moves, verify the ownership record, confirm the seller’s legal identity, appoint an independent Moroccan notary and plan…

Foreign buyers can generally buy an apartment in Marrakech, but the property’s legal status must be verified before any commitment. Therefore, a Moroccan notary should confirm the title, seller, building, costs, and payment route before you sign or pay. Can foreign buyers purchase an apartment in Marrakech? Foreign buyers can generally purchase registered urban apartments…

Yes, Australians can legally buy most urban and residential property in Morocco, including apartments, houses, villas and riads. Before any money moves, however, you should verify the ownership record, confirm the seller’s legal identity, involve an independent Moroccan notary and plan a traceable banking route from Australia. What Australian buyers need to know at a…

Foreign nationals can generally buy ordinary urban residential property in Casablanca, without Moroccan residency, and hold it in their own name. This guide focuses specifically on apartments. Permission is rarely the difficult part of the purchase. Instead, the difficulty sits in everything that happens between finding a listing and sending money. Many of the costliest…