Send money from Türkiye to Morocco
Dirhams into a Moroccan account, by RIB
Morocco and Türkiye are linked by more traffic than most people assume. Moroccan nationals work in Antalya's hotels, teach and practise medicine in İstanbul and study at Turkish universities, and they send dirhams home to Casablanca, Rabat, Fès and Marrakech. Turkish textile and homeware exporters in İzmir and Bursa sit on the other side of the same corridor, paying agents and suppliers in Morocco.
Grey converts your balance to MAD and pays into Attijariwafa Bank, Banque Populaire, BMCE Bank of Africa, CIH Bank, Société Générale Maroc and other Moroccan banks. You enter the 24 digit RIB, choose standard or instant delivery, and the recipient receives without opening anything.
Sending dirhams in three steps

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What a dirham transfer really costs
All of it is shown before the transfer leaves. The rate, the fee and the delivery option you selected appear together, and the dirhams credited to the Moroccan account match the figure you read on that screen.

A dirham figure that does not change

The rate applied is the rate you confirmed. Movement between the moment of confirmation and the moment the Moroccan bank credits the account leaves the dirham amount untouched.
For a family paying a mortgage or a syndic charge on a flat in Casablanca, that means the standing order at the other end is met to the dirham, every month.


Grey against a bank transfer from Türkiye to Morocco
What your recipient sees in Morocco

Any major Moroccan bank

Standard or instant

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Building the balance before the due date
Export invoices
Salary from abroad
Reserves in place
Why people send along this route
Family in Morocco
Property and mortgages
Suppliers and agents
Students
What the Morocco route offers
The test of this corridor is a quiet one. Money leaves Türkiye, the Moroccan bank credits the account, and nobody has to ring anybody to find out what happened to the difference.



