Title & property law
Titre foncier vs melkia, registration, easements, co-ownership (syndic) and regularisation of untitled property.
Property titles, contracts, companies, inheritance, taxes and powers of attorney: our legal team and partner notaries handle the paperwork and explain every step in English, French, Spanish or Arabic.
First written opinion within 48 h. No commitment.
Titre foncier vs melkia, registration, easements, co-ownership (syndic) and regularisation of untitled property.
Purchase, lease, construction, management and partnership contracts drafted bilingually and reviewed before signature.
SARL and SARL-AU creation, bank certificate, tax registration, domiciliation and annual compliance.
Succession planning for foreign owners, wills recognised in Morocco, matrimonial regimes.
Property taxes, rental income tax, capital gains on resale, double-taxation treaties with Spain, France and others.
Powers of attorney, sworn translations, apostilles and consular legalisations.
Send us your documents; a lawyer gives a first written opinion in 48 h.
Steps, timing and a closed quote: no surprises.
We draft, file, translate and sign with the notary or administration.
All deeds and certificates stored in your client area, with renewal reminders.
Not here? Ask the assistant in the corner or book a call: both free.
Ask a legal questionMoroccoEntry coordinates a team of Moroccan lawyers, notaries and sworn translators. Legal acts are always performed by the licensed professional, under our project management.
A titre foncier is a registered, guaranteed title; a melkia is a traditional deed that needs a registration procedure. We advise titled property or manage the registration before purchase.
Yes, with allowances and treaty relief in your home country. We compute the exact impact for your case.
Yes, through a power of attorney legalised at the Moroccan consulate or apostilled.
Free, in your language, no commitment. We tell you what is possible, what it costs and how long it takes.
One of the main advantages for the foreign investor is the convertibility regime. Foreign investments properly financed in foreign currency can, provided the tax and documentary requirements are met, be transferred abroad:
That is why we recommend documenting the entry of foreign capital into Morocco correctly from day one. We set up the convertible account, file the declaration and keep the file for you.
General information under Moroccan foreign-exchange regulations (Office des Changes). Subject to compliance with tax and documentary requirements; not legal advice.