Can you bring medication to Morocco?

• Medication

  depends on specifics

  Personal medication in small quantities, visibly for the traveler's own use, is admitted without particular formality if needed; Moroccan Customs may ask travelers to sign a personal-use undertaking and show supporting medical documents (medical certificate or prescription). Import for any purpose other than personal use requires Ministry of Health authorization and payment of duties/taxes. Substances on Table B of Morocco's controlled/poisonous-substances schedule additionally require an official Ministry of Health narcotics-service import certificate, regardless of quantity.

  Sourced from both the Ministry of Foreign Affairs' non-resident traveler customs guide and a 2024 Customs circular restating the same personal-use rule (medical certificate/prescription plus a signed undertaking to re-export any unused quantity). No specific named-drug list (e.g. controlled stimulants) or numeric day-supply cap was found for Morocco, unlike some other destinations in this dataset — treat that as an open gap, not as 'no restriction'.

  Also covers: medication, prescription drugs, medicine

  Checked 2026-08-13 — Source: Kingdom of Morocco Ministry of Foreign Affairs — Consular guide: Customs facilities for non-residents visiting Morocco temporarily

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