Send money to Morocco from Ireland
Dirham into a Moroccan bank account
A transfer from Ireland to Morocco converts your euro to dirham once and credits a Moroccan bank account. The detail that governs everything is the RIB, the 24-digit account identifier your recipient will find on a statement or in their banking app. It is longer than most account numbers people are used to, and it is worth having sent to you as a photograph or a copied line rather than read out over a phone.
Morocco is also one of the few corridors where you pick the speed. Grey offers a standard delivery and an instant one, at different withdrawal fees, and the choice sits on the confirmation screen next to the rate. A monthly payment to a caretaker rarely needs instant. A deposit that secures a booking tomorrow morning might.
Two sorts of sender use this route from Ireland. There is a modest but settled Moroccan community here, mostly around Dublin, sending money to family in Casablanca, Rabat, Fes or the villages people came from. And there are Irish owners and travellers: apartments and riads in Marrakech, Agadir, Essaouira and Tangier, with the gardiens, syndic charges, builders and guides that come attached.
No Grey account is required at the Moroccan end. The dirham arrives as a standard credit in their Moroccan bank account, spendable straight away, with no branch visit and no agent to queue for.
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What it costs to send euro to Morocco
The speed choice is the part people get wrong in both directions. Paying for instant on a routine monthly transfer that nobody is waiting for is money spent on nothing. Choosing standard when a hotel deposit, a medical bill or a builder's next stage payment is holding everything up can cost far more than the difference in fee.
So decide it per transfer rather than once and forever. It is the one lever on this corridor that genuinely changes with circumstance, and Grey asks the question each time rather than assuming an answer for you.

How the euro to dirham rate is fixed

Grey shows the euro to dirham rate it is offering alongside the fee before anything leaves your balance, and that rate is fixed at the moment you confirm. The dirham amount on screen is the dirham amount credited to the RIB. Market movement afterwards does not reach into a transfer already sent.
That fixing is what lets you deal in exact figures at the Moroccan end. A syndic charge, a school fee or a contractor's stage payment is quoted in dirham, and you work backwards from that figure to the euro required, rather than sending an approximate amount and apologising for the gap.


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What your recipient sees in Morocco

Payout against the RIB

Standard or instant delivery

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Ways to put money into your Grey account
Monthly, after payday
In blocks, for a property
From what is already held
What people send from Ireland to Morocco for
Family support
Running a Moroccan property
Builders and renovations
Bookings and travel
Why send to Morocco with Grey
This corridor asks three things of you and then gets out of the way: the right 24 digits, a rate you have seen, and a decision about whether the money is urgent.



