IGOC 2026 and the convertibility regime for investment
In force
- Effective date
- Per the official text
- Verification date
- 2026-09-24
- Source
- Official primary source (see link below)
- IGOC 2026, published by the Office des Changes (31 December 2025), entered into force on 1 January 2026 and restructures foreign exchange rules by operation type and user profile.
- Convertibility regime: direct investments made in foreign currency (capital, share subscription, shareholder loans) benefit, subject to supporting documents, from transfers of income and capital.
- Dividends and profits: transferred on presentation of audited financial statements, the allocation decision and tax receipts, through the domiciliating bank (no individual authorisation required).
- Shareholder loans: a bank avis de crédit and registration of the external debt are required; principal and interest are transferred on presentation of the contract and withholding-tax receipts.
- Facilitation measures (examples): ADD-labelled tech start-ups may invest up to MAD 10 million/year abroad; the business travel allowance for entities without foreign-currency accounts rises to MAD 1,000,000.
Official sources
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