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  by Ahmed El-maghribi Moroccans Living Abroad: How to Bring Personal Belongings to Morocco for the Holidays Every year, thousands of Moroccans residing abroad (MREs) return home for the holidays, often bringing their personal belongings and effects. But what customs arrangements are in place to facilitate their entry into the country? Here’s what you need to know for a smooth and stress-free journey. Temporary Admission System: Special Arrangements for Moroccans Living Abroad Moroccans living abroad benefit from a temporary admission system for their usual personal belongings and effects, as long as these items are strictly intended for personal or family use during their stay in Morocco. This system simplifies customs procedures, allowing travelers to enjoy their holidays without hassle. Which Items Can Be Temporarily Brought into Morocco? The following personal items can typically be brought into Morocco without the need for a detailed customs declaration, as long as they are u...

Ahmed El Maghribi Expert in international trade- Import Export Consultant For years, I’ve been getting the same question from people in different countries: “My goods have arrived, but customs have seized them. Why does this happen and what can I do?” I’ve already discussed this topic in a video on my official YouTube channel, but I’d like to take this opportunity to explain, in detail, the main reasons why customs might seize your goods. 1. Importing for commercial purposes under a personal name If you import goods for business purposes using your personal name instead of a registered company, customs are very likely to hold your shipment. In most countries, you must have a registered business to import or export goods commercially. Imports for personal use are usually limited to just one or two units of a product. 2. Missing required documents Many new importers or exporters lack experience and sometimes overlook essential paperwork. When your goods arrive at the airport or port, if ...