These are the requirements for entering Morocco with a dog, based on a departure from Germany/the EU. Requirements can change — always confirm with the relevant authority before you travel.
ISO-compliant 15-digit microchip, before the rabies vaccination
Yes – dogs/cats over 3 months; at least 1 month (30 days) and less than 1 year before entry
International health certificate (certificat sanitaire) ≤10 days, in French, officially endorsed; locality of origin disease-free for 6 weeks
Entry ban on dangerous breeds: pit bull, Staffordshire/American Staffordshire bull terrier, mastiff (Boerboel), Tosa Inu — verify against national statute
No advance permit for up to 2 pets (non-commercial); clearance by ONSSA border vets on arrival
Not required (titer may be needed only for EU re-entry)
No additional tests required
Not nationally mandated — verify locally
No quarantine if documents are complete and correct
No specific national import rule known — verify locally
No entry-registration requirement known — verify locally
Certificate validity conflicts (10 days consular vs. 3 days others) — conservatively ≤3 days; rabies rule "≥1 month/30 days"; confirm breed ban with ONSSA/consulate
ONSSA veterinary inspection on arrival (CMN); customs clearance only after the import certificate; fee 10 dirhams/animal; max 2 pets non-commercial
Authority: ONSSA (Office National de Sécurité Sanitaire des produits Alimentaires)
Check your specific route & airlines →For informational purposes only. Regulations change frequently — verify with the relevant authorities before travel.