Tenancy, Rent & Eviction in Morocco: Your Rights (Law 67-12)
Morocco Law 67-12 + 07-03: rent revision capped at 8% after 3 years, 2-month eviction notice, and a deposit capped at 2 months (Art. 20).
In Morocco, rent cannot be revised within 3 years, then is capped at 8% (residential) and 10% (professional); very low rents (≤400 DH) can be raised up to 50% by the court. Eviction (congé) requires 2 months' notice for repossession/demolition, a 15-day cure on non-payment, and a final court decision — no self-help. Security deposit is capped at 2 months' rent and must be returned within one month of key handover (Art. 20).
FAQ
How much can rent be raised in Morocco?
Not within 3 years, then capped at 8% for residential and 10% for professional; for very low rents (≤400 DH) the court may allow up to 50%.
How much eviction notice is required in Morocco?
At least 2 months for repossession or demolition, a ~15-day cure on non-payment, and no eviction without a final court decision.
What is the security deposit in Morocco and when is it returned?
It cannot exceed 2 months' rent (Article 20) and must be returned within one month of key handover, less proven arrears or damages.