Yes. Several Moroccan banks offer mortgage loans for non-residents under certain conditions. A personal down payment is generally required, and the terms vary depending on the buyer’s profile and the nature of the project.

Yes. The use of a certified notary is essential to validate the transaction, draft the deed of sale, and carry out its official registration. The notary also ensures the legal compliance of the property and the security of both parties.

In addition to the price of the villa, approximately 6 to 8% of the total amount should be anticipated to cover notary fees, registration duties, and various taxes related to the transaction.

Owners, whether residents or non-residents, are subject to the residence tax and property tax. In the case of renting out the property, income tax on rental earnings may also apply depending on the duration and nature of the rental.