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The national currency is the dirham (DH). The import of foreign currency is free, but they must be exchanged upon entering Morocco. The export of capital is formally interdite.Au current Chancery rate, the dirham worth 0,095 euros (1 July 2002). This rate is subject to changes. It is used to calculate in euros of French services. >> Crossed Course YAHOO.FRThis rate of Chancery should not be confused with variable rates charged by the banks and the Postal Cheque Centre marocains.Le Dirham is not convertible. For currencies, it is possible to open an account in dirhams in any bank. In order not to be deprived on arrival in Morocco, you are advised to carry a reasonable amount of money in traveler's checks. It is stated further that remittances France / Morocco, through a bank, often require more than twenty days. However, people with a giro account in France may obtain usable post-checks in Morocco. You also have the ability to withdraw dirhams (maximum 5000 DH / week) representing an agency in your bank or at any ATM. This requires asking, at least one month before your departure, an international credit card to your bank. IMPORTANT: Moroccan law forbids you to exchange currency "black". It is possible that you proposed in the street. We strongly advise against this practice, which almost always covers an attempted fraud. Remember that in this case, you would have no vis-à-vis the Moroccan police appeal.