Full answer
Moroccan banks have developed non-resident mortgage products over the last decade, particularly targeting MREs and European buyers.
Bank-by-bank overview:
- CIH Bank — the real estate specialist, best conditions for MRE (Maghribi Lil Istithmar product), up to 80% LTV for MRE with Moroccan income source
- Attijariwafa Bank — competitive for salaried MRE, conservative on non-residents
- Bank of Africa — strong international desk, good for Sub-Saharan African buyers and European MRE
- BMCI (BNP Paribas group) — premium positioning, attractive for existing BNP Paribas clients worldwide
- Société Générale Maroc — French connection, competitive on Euro-indexed products
- Banque Populaire — largest retail network, flexible on self-employed
Documentation required:
- Last 3 payslips + 12-month tax return from country of residence
- 12-month international bank statements
- Valid passport + residence card
- Apostille / consular legalisation of foreign civil documents
- RICS valuation report (all non-resident loans)
- Proof of dirham convertibility (Office des Changes)
Typical terms 2026: rate 5.8-6.8%, LTV 50-70%, tenor 15-20 years, front costs ~8% of price. Approval 30-60 days.
Need a property valuation?
RICS Red Book report · documented and verifiable line by line.
Request a quote