{"id":41926,"date":"2026-09-12T10:24:47","date_gmt":"2026-09-12T08:24:47","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/povnomad.com\/?p=41926"},"modified":"2026-09-12T10:24:47","modified_gmt":"2026-09-12T08:24:47","slug":"atm-fees-morocco","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/povnomad.com\/en\/atm-fees-morocco\/","title":{"rendered":"ATM Fees in Morocco: 35 Dirham Everywhere, the Limit Decides"},"content":{"rendered":"

In Morocco almost every withdrawal costs 35 dirham<\/strong>, whichever bank you use. Since January 2026 there is no fee-free ATM left in the country \u2014 even the post office now charges. So the lever is not the bank, it is the withdrawal limit<\/strong>: most machines cap you at 2,000 dirham, BMCI and Attijariwafa go up to 8,000. Same fee, four times the cash.<\/p>\n

Every bank at a glance<\/h2>\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n
Bank<\/th>\nFee<\/th>\nMax per withdrawal<\/th>\nNotes<\/th>\n<\/tr>\n<\/thead>\n
BMCI<\/strong><\/td>\n35 Dh
0 Dh<\/strong> for Global ATM Alliance cards<\/td>\n		6,000 \u2013 8,000 Dh<\/strong><\/td>\nbest fee-to-limit ratio<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Attijariwafa<\/strong><\/td>\n35 Dh<\/td>\n8,000 Dh<\/strong><\/td>\ndensest network in the cities \u00b7 choose “Charge in MAD”<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
BMCE<\/td>\n35 Dh<\/td>\n2,000 \u2013 4,000 Dh<\/td>\nonly 2,000 Dh in remote locations<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
CDM<\/strong><\/td>\n22 Dh<\/strong><\/td>\n2,000 Dh<\/td>\ncheapest fee, low limit<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Banque Populaire<\/td>\n33 Dh<\/td>\n2,000 Dh<\/td>\n\u2014<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
CIH<\/td>\n35 Dh<\/td>\n2,000 Dh<\/td>\n\u2014<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Umnia Bank<\/td>\n35 Dh<\/td>\n2,000 Dh<\/td>\n\u2014<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Al Barid Bank (post office)<\/td>\n35 \u2013 39 Dh<\/td>\n2,000 Dh<\/td>\ndecline conversion or pay 4.5 % extra<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Soci\u00e9t\u00e9 G\u00e9n\u00e9rale<\/td>\n39 Dh<\/td>\n2,000 Dh<\/td>\n\u2014<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
Cr\u00e9dit Agricole<\/strong><\/td>\n50 Dh<\/strong><\/td>\n2,000 Dh<\/td>\nmost expensive \u00b7 choose “Charge in MAD”<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n

As of 12 September 2026. The range of 22 to 50 dirham with 35 as the norm was cross-checked against independent travel guides on 12 September 2026, as were the standard 2,000 dirham limit and BMCI’s higher caps. Per-bank figures come from the POVNOMAD fee dataset (ATM Fee Saver, as of 1 September 2026). The figure shown on the ATM screen is what applies.<\/small><\/p>\n

The limit matters more than the fee<\/h2>\n

Because 35 dirham is a flat charge, your effective percentage depends entirely on how much you get in one go:<\/p>\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n
Machine<\/th>\nWithdrawal<\/th>\nFee<\/th>\nEffective<\/th>\n<\/tr>\n<\/thead>\n
most banks<\/td>\n2,000 Dh<\/td>\n35 Dh<\/td>\n1.75 %<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
BMCE in larger cities<\/td>\n4,000 Dh<\/td>\n35 Dh<\/td>\n0.88 %<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
BMCI or Attijariwafa<\/strong><\/td>\n8,000 Dh<\/strong><\/td>\n35 Dh<\/td>\n0.44 %<\/strong><\/td>\n<\/tr>\n
CDM (cheapest fee)<\/td>\n2,000 Dh<\/td>\n22 Dh<\/td>\n1.10 %<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n

Needing 8,000 dirham means four withdrawals of 35 at a standard machine, so 140 dirham. At BMCI or Attijariwafa it is a single 35. Find one of those two early in your trip<\/strong> and withdraw in large steps.<\/p>\n

CDM has the lowest single fee at 22 dirham, but the 2,000 cap makes it the better choice only if you want small amounts anyway.<\/p>\n

BMCI is free on Global ATM Alliance cards<\/h3>\n

BMCI belongs to the BNP Paribas group and therefore to the Global ATM Alliance, whose members waive each other’s ATM fees: Bank of America, Barclays, BNP Paribas, Deutsche Bank, Scotiabank and Westpac.<\/p>\n

If your card was issued by one of those, you withdraw at BMCI with no operator fee \u2014 and at one of the highest limits in the country. Every other card pays the usual 35 dirham.<\/p>\n

Alliance membership was verified for 2026 on 12 September 2026. Independent guides simultaneously state that since January 2026 every Moroccan bank charges foreign cardholders; the alliance waiver is card-specific, not a bank-wide policy. Check the screen.<\/small><\/p>\n

The dirham cannot leave the country<\/h2>\n

The Moroccan dirham is a closed currency. Export is restricted and it is effectively impossible to exchange back outside Morocco \u2014 bureaux de change in Europe generally will not take it.<\/p>\n

That sits awkwardly next to the advice to withdraw large amounts, yet both hold. The resolution is timing: large withdrawals early in the trip, small ones at the end.<\/strong> Plan the last withdrawal so the cash roughly runs out, and change any remainder back at the airport before departure. You will usually need the original ATM or exchange receipt to do so.<\/p>\n

What to press at the machine<\/h2>\n

Moroccan ATMs frequently offer to bill you in your home currency. The screen shows “Charge in MAD” against “Charge in EUR”, or a conversion question with a guaranteed rate.<\/p>\n

Always pick “Charge in MAD”.<\/strong> Our dataset records a 4.5 percent surcharge at Al Barid Bank if you accept, and the same warning is attached to Attijariwafa and Cr\u00e9dit Agricole. Decline, and your own bank converts at the Visa or Mastercard rate instead.<\/p>\n

Why that one button matters so much, and what it is called on different screens, is covered in With or without conversion?<\/a> \u2014 the ATM screens are reproduced there.<\/p>\n

Airports, souks and cash<\/h2>\n

Arrival halls in Marrakech, Casablanca and Agadir have both bank ATMs and exchange counters. The machines are normally priced as listed; the airport exchange desks offer worse rates than the city. Withdraw rather than exchange.<\/p>\n

In the medinas of Marrakech and F\u00e8s cash is mandatory: souks, taxis, hammams, tips and small restaurants take no cards. Riads and larger restaurants usually do. Budget generously for cash and keep the card for hotels and larger bills.<\/p>\n

What your own bank adds<\/h2>\n

The 35 dirham is the Moroccan operator’s charge and is the same whoever issued your card. On top of that, most banks add a foreign transaction fee, commonly in the region of 1 to 3 percent, and some add a flat charge per withdrawal.<\/p>\n

If your bank charges a flat fee per transaction, the effect of the limit doubles: four small withdrawals mean paying the Moroccan fee four times and your own bank’s four times. Which makes BMCI or Attijariwafa worth more still.<\/p>\n

Look up two numbers before you travel: the foreign transaction fee as a percentage, and the flat charge per withdrawal. We deliberately name no individual issuer’s terms here \u2014 they change often, and only your bank can confirm them.<\/p>\n

Why you want a signal at the machine<\/h2>\n

Many banks now require approval through a push notification in their app for withdrawals abroad; with no data connection the card is declined regardless. And in a country where the limit drives the cost, a map on your phone is what gets you to a BMCI or Attijariwafa branch rather than the nearest machine.<\/p>\n

A Morocco eSIM from POVNOMAD<\/a> starts at \u20ac1.90. Install it at home by QR code; validity starts when it first connects in Morocco. Unlimited plans include tethering at no extra cost up to the daily allowance, after which the connection continues at 1 Mbit\/s.<\/p>\n

Frequently asked questions<\/h2>\n
\n

How much does it cost to withdraw cash in Morocco?<\/h3>\n

Usually 35 dirham per withdrawal, roughly \u20ac3.30 or $3.60. The range runs from 22 dirham at CDM to 50 at Cr\u00e9dit Agricole. Since January 2026 there is no fee-free ATM left in Morocco; even the post office now charges. Your own bank’s fees come on top. As of 12 September 2026.<\/p>\n

Is there a fee-free ATM in Morocco?<\/h3>\n

Not as a general rule. The one exception is the Global ATM Alliance: cards issued by Bank of America, Barclays, BNP Paribas, Deutsche Bank, Scotiabank or Westpac withdraw at BMCI without an operator fee. Every other card pays 35 dirham there too. The cheapest machine otherwise is CDM at 22 dirham, though with a 2,000 dirham cap.<\/p>\n

How much can I withdraw at once in Morocco?<\/h3>\n

Most machines cap you at 2,000 dirham, about \u20ac185. BMCI allows 6,000 to 8,000 and Attijariwafa 8,000; BMCE goes to 4,000 in larger cities. Because the fee is flat, the limit determines your cost: 35 dirham on 8,000 is 0.44 percent, on 2,000 it is 1.75 percent.<\/p>\n

Which ATM is best in Morocco?<\/h3>\n

BMCI or Attijariwafa. Both charge the standard 35 dirham but allow up to 8,000 per withdrawal instead of the usual 2,000, so you pay a quarter of the fees for the same total cash. Attijariwafa also has the densest network in the larger cities.<\/p>\n

Can I take Moroccan dirham out of the country?<\/h3>\n

Only in very limited amounts. The dirham is a closed currency and is effectively impossible to exchange back abroad; European bureaux de change generally refuse it. Plan large withdrawals for the start of your trip and small ones for the end, and change any remainder back at the airport \u2014 you will usually need the receipt.<\/p>\n

What should I press at a Moroccan ATM?<\/h3>\n

If the machine offers to bill you in your home currency, decline and choose “Charge in MAD”. Our dataset records a 4.5 percent surcharge at Al Barid Bank for accepting, with the same warning attached to Attijariwafa and Cr\u00e9dit Agricole. Declining lets your own bank convert at the much better card rate.<\/p>\n

Do I need cash in Morocco?<\/h3>\n

Yes, more than in many destinations. Riads, larger restaurants and hotels take cards, but souks, taxis, hammams, small eateries and tips are cash only. Budget generously and make a large withdrawal early in the trip at BMCI or Attijariwafa.<\/p>\n

Will my debit card work in Morocco?<\/h3>\n

Yes, provided it carries Visa, Mastercard or Maestro and your bank has enabled withdrawals outside your home region. A credit card is the more reliable backup. Check in your online banking before you travel that international use is switched on.\n<\/p><\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

In Morocco almost every withdrawal costs 35 dirham, whichever bank you use. Since January 2026 there is no fee-free ATM left in the country \u2014 even the post office now charges. So the lever is not the bank, it is the withdrawal limit: most machines cap you at 2,000 dirham, BMCI and Attijariwafa go up to 8,000. Same fee, four times the cash. Every bank at a glance Bank Fee Max per withdrawal Notes BMCI 35 Dh0 Dh for Global ATM Alliance cards 6,000 \u2013 8,000 Dh best fee-to-limit ratio Attijariwafa 35 Dh 8,000 Dh densest network in the cities \u00b7 choose “Charge in MAD” BMCE 35 Dh 2,000 \u2013 4,000 Dh only 2,000 Dh in remote locations CDM 22 Dh 2,000 Dh cheapest fee, low limit Banque Populaire 33 Dh 2,000 Dh \u2014 CIH 35 Dh 2,000 Dh \u2014 Umnia Bank 35 Dh 2,000 Dh \u2014 Al Barid Bank (post office) 35 \u2013 39 Dh 2,000 Dh decline conversion or pay 4.5 % extra Soci\u00e9t\u00e9 G\u00e9n\u00e9rale 39 Dh 2,000 Dh \u2014 Cr\u00e9dit Agricole 50 Dh 2,000 Dh most expensive \u00b7 choose “Charge in MAD” As of 12 September 2026. The range of 22 to 50 dirham with 35 as the norm was cross-checked against independent travel guides on 12 September 2026, as were the standard 2,000 dirham limit and BMCI’s higher caps. Per-bank figures come from the POVNOMAD fee dataset (ATM Fee Saver, as of 1 September 2026). The figure shown on the ATM screen is what applies. The limit matters more than the fee Because 35 dirham is a flat charge, your effective percentage depends entirely on how much you get in one go: Machine Withdrawal Fee Effective most banks 2,000 Dh 35 Dh 1.75 % BMCE in larger cities 4,000 Dh 35 Dh 0.88 % BMCI or Attijariwafa 8,000 Dh 35 Dh 0.44 % CDM (cheapest fee) 2,000 Dh 22 Dh 1.10 % Needing 8,000 dirham means four withdrawals of 35 at a standard machine, so 140 dirham. At BMCI or Attijariwafa it is a single 35. Find one of those two early in your trip and withdraw in large steps. CDM has the lowest single fee at 22 dirham, but the 2,000 cap makes it the better choice only if you want small amounts anyway. BMCI is free on Global ATM Alliance cards BMCI belongs to the BNP Paribas group and therefore to the Global ATM Alliance, whose members waive each other’s ATM fees: Bank of America, Barclays, BNP Paribas, Deutsche Bank, Scotiabank and Westpac. If your card was issued by one of those, you withdraw at BMCI with no operator fee \u2014 and at one of the highest limits in the country. Every other card pays the usual 35 dirham. Alliance membership was verified for 2026 on 12 September 2026. Independent guides simultaneously state that since January 2026 every Moroccan bank charges foreign cardholders; the alliance waiver is card-specific, not a bank-wide policy. Check the screen. The dirham cannot leave the country The Moroccan dirham is a closed currency. Export is restricted and it is effectively impossible to exchange back outside Morocco \u2014 bureaux de change in Europe generally will not take it. That sits awkwardly next to the advice to withdraw large amounts, yet both hold. The resolution is timing: large withdrawals early in the trip, small ones at the end. Plan the last withdrawal so the cash roughly runs out, and change any remainder back at the airport before departure. You will usually need the original ATM or exchange receipt to do so. What to press at the machine Moroccan ATMs frequently offer to bill you in your home currency. The screen shows “Charge in MAD” against “Charge in EUR”, or a conversion question with a guaranteed rate. Always pick “Charge in MAD”. Our dataset records a 4.5 percent surcharge at Al Barid Bank if you accept, and the same warning is attached to Attijariwafa and Cr\u00e9dit Agricole. Decline, and your own bank converts at the Visa or Mastercard rate instead. Why that one button matters so much, and what it is called on different screens, is covered in With or without conversion? \u2014 the ATM screens are reproduced there. Airports, souks and cash Arrival halls in Marrakech, Casablanca and Agadir have both bank ATMs and exchange counters. The machines are normally priced as listed; the airport exchange desks offer worse rates than the city. Withdraw rather than exchange. In the medinas of Marrakech and F\u00e8s cash is mandatory: souks, taxis, hammams, tips and small restaurants take no cards. Riads and larger restaurants usually do. Budget generously for cash and keep the card for hotels and larger bills. What your own bank adds The 35 dirham is the Moroccan operator’s charge and is the same whoever issued your card. On top of that, most banks add a foreign transaction fee, commonly in the region of 1 to 3 percent, and some add a flat charge per withdrawal. If your bank charges a flat fee per transaction, the effect of the limit doubles: four small withdrawals mean paying the Moroccan fee four times and your own bank’s four times. Which makes BMCI or Attijariwafa worth more still. Look up two numbers before you travel: the foreign transaction fee as a percentage, and the flat charge per withdrawal. We deliberately name no individual issuer’s terms here \u2014 they change often, and only your bank can confirm them. Why you want a signal at the machine Many banks now require approval through a push notification in their app for withdrawals abroad; with no data connection the card is declined regardless. And in a country where the limit drives the cost, a map on your phone is what gets you to a BMCI or Attijariwafa branch rather than the nearest machine. A Morocco eSIM from POVNOMAD starts at \u20ac1.90. Install it at home by QR code; validity starts when it first connects in Morocco. 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