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🏠 Best Mortgage Rates
in Morocco 2025

Compare mortgage offers from 12 Moroccan banks. Find the lowest rate for your home loan — updated weekly.

12Banks compared
4.5%Lowest rate available
25 yearsMax duration
FreeNo fees to compare
BankMin RateTypical RangeMax Duration
BMCI
BNP Paribas Group
4.40%
4.40% – 4.60%25 years🌐 Online Apply
Crédit du Maroc
Crédit Agricole Group
4.20%
4.20% – 5.30%25 years
Bank of Africa
Private · BMCE Group
4.35%
4.35% – 5.70%20 yearsPrivate · BMCE Group
Banque Populaire
Public bank · Since 1961
4.30%
4.30% – 5.90%25 years🏆 Most Popular
Attijariwafa Bank
Public bank · Since 1904
4.20%
4.20% – 5.50%25 years ⭐ Best Rate
CIH Bank
Private · Mortgage specialist
4.25%
4.25% – 5.80%25 yearsPrivate · Mortgage specialist
What you need to know 📋
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Fixed vs Variable Rate

Fixed rates stay the same for the entire loan duration. Variable rates can change based on Bank Al-Maghrib’s reference rate. Most Moroccans choose fixed for stability.

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Down Payment

Most banks require 10–20% down payment. First-time buyers may qualify for special programs with as little as 10% down. Some banks offer 100% financing for certain properties.

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Required Documents

CIN, last 3 payslips, bank statements (6 months), employment contract, property compromis de vente, and income tax certificate.

Frequently Asked Questions
What is the maximum mortgage amount in Morocco?
Most banks offer up to 3,000,000 MAD depending on your income. The general rule is your monthly payment should not exceed 40% of your net monthly salary.
Can foreigners get a mortgage in Morocco?
Yes, foreigners with a residence permit (carte de séjour) can apply for a mortgage in Morocco. Some banks also offer loans to Moroccan expats (MRE) living abroad.
How long does mortgage approval take in Morocco?
Typically 2–4 weeks from submitting your complete file. CIH Bank is known for faster processing, often within 10 days for complete applications.
What is the TEG and why does it matter?
The TEG (Taux Effectif Global) is the true total cost of your loan including all fees and insurance. Always compare TEG not just the nominal interest rate — it gives you the real picture.