LesMRE.com is live: the first trusted directory for the Moroccan diaspora

LesMRE.com: a platform born from a real need

Every year, millions of Moroccans living abroad face the same challenge: finding a reliable professional in Morocco to manage their affairs remotely. A notary for inheritance matters, a lawyer for a land dispute, an accountant to set up a business, a real estate agent for a property purchase. Trust is the first barrier.

LesMRE.com addresses this need with a directory of manually verified professionals. Every published profile has been checked by our team: identity, qualifications, and professional body registration where applicable.

What the platform offers at launch

Starting today, Moroccans worldwide can access for free:

A directory of over 110 verified professionals covering 44 specialties across 28 Moroccan cities. Notaries, lawyers, accountants, real estate agents, doctors, architects and many more.

37 detailed practical guides covering real estate, taxation, consular procedures, inheritance, permanent return and investment in Morocco. Each guide is written with precise legal information and concrete examples.

A news section with 16 articles on laws, reforms and opportunities directly relevant to MREs in 2026.

A bilingual French-English directory

The platform is available in French and English to serve the Moroccan diaspora worldwide, not just in French-speaking Europe. Guides, professional profiles and news articles are all translated in both languages.

How it works for MREs

Access to the directory is free. Search by specialty and city, browse verified profiles, and contact the professional directly through the platform's secure messaging. No middleman, no commission.

And for professionals?

Moroccan professionals can join the directory for free. The application process takes 5 minutes, and each profile is manually verified within 48 business hours. Three plans are available: Free, Essential (199 MAD/month) and Premium (499 MAD/month).

What comes next

LesMRE.com is just getting started. Client reviews, a referral programme and a mobile app are already in preparation for the coming months.

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