The shooting permit is required for any and all filming crews, This is the first step if you are planning to shoot in Morocco. Additionally, there are several regions of Morocco that require additional permits and authorizations. The acquisition of this authorization requires at least 15 days.
Additional permits
After receiving the permit from the Moroccan government for the official filming, you will need special permission to shoot in these zones:
– Public offices
– Private property (must have permission from owner)
– Ports and airports
– Historic monuments and museums
– Mosques
– Parliament
– High-security zones…
We also take care of additional permits, we have connections with different institutions throughout Morocco to make your time here as easy and hassle-free as possible.
Shooting in Western Sahara (South of Morocco)
Journalists and producers are often misinformed about the working conditions in the great desert of southern Morocco despite its enormous potential, it is among the least visited regions in West Africa. Administratively, TV crews can circulate and film in all cities of “Western Moroccan Sahara” with the same official shooting permit delivered in the Capital of Morocco: Rabat. Contact us for a local fixer in Western Sahara.
Get a DRONE Permit in Morocco
Which laws apply to the use of drones in Morocco? A special permit is required for filming in all regions & cities. Are you looking for a drone company based in Morocco with references from foreign productions? Our fixer takes these procedures in charge of getting all necessary & additional permits to shoot everywhere you want in Morocco
CUSTOMS CLEARANCE
Admission of Television filming equipment in Morocco.
When coming to Morocco to film we recommend that you bring all your gear as accompanying baggage with you in the same flight and declare them to the Customs as temporary admission of equipment for the temporary activity of a professional with no permanent resident status, and you can also use the ATA Carnet in Morocco.
In both cases, you will need to have an official shooting permit to facilitate all procedures. (ATA Carnet is recognized in 85 countries and territories, Morocco is part of the system). In any case when you come to Morocco to film it’s better to hire a Moroccan production company to be the host company during the shootings, or to hire an independent local producer or fixer.
