Can you bring e-cigarettes or vapes to Morocco?

• E-cigarettes

  allowed

  No import or sale ban exists — Morocco's 2024 Finance Law (PLF-2024) raised the import duty on disposable e-cigarettes from 2.5% to 40%, and a further fixed internal consumption tax of 50 dirhams per disposable unit took effect in January 2025. A new IMANOR product safety/labeling standard for smoke-free products takes effect February 2026.

  Confirmed via consistent reporting across 7 independent Moroccan financial/business press outlets (Le Desk, La Vie Éco, H24info, Le360, Médias24, and others), not a direct Morocco Customs (douane.gov.ma) fetch — that domain and its specific circulars are bot-blocked from this environment. Treat the 'no ban, just rising duties' finding as solid; verify the exact current duty rate against douane.gov.ma directly when it becomes reachable.

  Also covers: e-cigarette, vape, vaping liquid, e-liquid

  Checked 2026-09-18 — Source: Le Desk — 'PLF 2024: le droit d'importation des cigarettes électroniques jetables augmenté à 40%'

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Informational only — not legal advice. Customs rules change; confirm with the official source above before you travel. See update history