Shipping Cost from Amman to Casablanca

It's usually cheaper to drive your car than to ship it, especially for shorter distances, but the cost difference shrinks with longer trips, and shipping can be better if you factor in time, wear-and-tear, potential breakdowns, or if your vehicle is in poor condition. Driving covers your personal travel costs (gas, hotels, food) plus added vehicle wear, while shipping involves paying a company for transport, with open trailers being cheaper than enclosed ones for more valuable cars, and inoperable vehicles costing more to ship.

Foreigners can also import vehicles to Morocco, but they must prove a clear intention to stay in the country. Imported cars must be less than five years old from their first registration date. You cannot permanently import a vehicle older than that, even if it's in good condition.

Temporary Admission permits vehicle use in Morocco for limited durations without paying full import duties. Standard temporary admission typically allows 180 days per calendar year, with potential extensions available under certain conditions.