Car tax (vignette) in Morocco: 2026 rates and online payment from abroad

TSA 2026 rates vary by engine size: around 350 DH for vehicles up to 8 CV, 650 DH from 9 to 10 CV, 1 050 DH from 11 to 14 CV, and 1 700 DH above 14 CV. These amounts are set by the General Tax Directorate and revised each year in the Finance Act.

The vignette can be paid online via the DGI Simpl-Vignette portal, accessible at simpl.tax.gov.ma. You identify yourself with your registration number and national ID card. Payment is made by bank card (Visa/Mastercard) or CMI. An electronic receipt is sent by email after confirmation.

The vignette must be paid between January 1 and March 31 each year. After March 31, a penalty of 100 DH per month of delay applies. A vehicle checked without a valid vignette during the year may also be subject to a fine.

Vehicles with fewer than 8 fiscal CV registered before a certain date and electric vehicles benefit from full or partial exemptions. Vehicles belonging to the State, embassies and disabled persons are also exempt. Check your situation on the Simpl-Vignette portal before paying.

No, the Moroccan motor vehicle tax (TSA) only applies to vehicles registered in Morocco. If you enter Morocco with a French or European car on foreign plates, you are not subject to TSA. However, if you have cleared customs and obtained Moroccan registration, the vignette is mandatory.

Online payment via Simpl-Vignette only accepts bank cards (Visa, Mastercard) and the CMI network. It is also possible to pay in cash at the Treasury General of the Kingdom (TGR) offices in prefectures and municipalities. Online payment is however faster and available 24/7.

Penalties accumulate at 100 DH per month of delay. To regularize a situation spanning several years, you must pay the principal amount plus all accumulated penalties. Regularization can be done online or at a TGR office. There is currently no tax amnesty on vignette arrears.