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Morocco received MAD 122 billion (roughly USD 13.4 billion) in remittances in 2025, a record that exceeds the country's foreign direct investment inflows. Sweden hosts an estimated 50,000–70,000 people with Moroccan heritage — the largest Nordic-Moroccan community — making the SEK→MAD corridor one of the most meaningful in the Nordic region. Bästa sättet att skicka pengar till Marocko (the best way to send money to Morocco) is a genuine daily question for Swedish senders.
Morocco's remittance infrastructure has modernised rapidly. Orange Money, a mobile wallet jointly operated with France's Orange Group, enables real-time deposits within 1–5 minutes. Joro Cash (peer-to-peer mobile wallet) and Virement Instantané (Morocco's real-time ACH via HPS Switch) have expanded the rails further. Cash pickup remains hugely important — Western Union, MoneyGram, and Ria together operate over 4,000 agent locations across Moroccan cities and rural areas. Remitly, Paysend, Wise, Revolut, Western Union, and Ria all compete on this corridor. Paysend's SEK 19 flat fee is especially competitive for smaller amounts, while Wise's mid-market rate pricing dominates larger transfers.
Sending kr5,000 from Sweden to Morocco. Sorted by best value — most money received.
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Sending money to Morocco is straightforward with the right provider. Here's how it works in 3 simple steps.
Choose how much SEK you want to send, compare providers above, and pick the one offering the best MAD amount for your transfer to Morocco.
Enter your recipient's details in Morocco — you'll need their rib number. Most providers verify details instantly.
Pay using bank transfer, debit card, or credit card. Track your money in real-time until it arrives — bank deposit typically takes 1–2 business days.
Make sure you have these details from your recipient before starting your transfer.
Full name
Recipient's full name as registered with their Moroccan bank
RIB number
24-digit Relevé d'Identité Bancaire — Morocco's bank account identifier
Bank name
Name of the receiving bank (e.g. Attijariwafa, BMCE, Banque Populaire)
Note: Morocco uses the RIB (Relevé d'Identité Bancaire) system — a 24-digit number that identifies the bank, branch, and account. Morocco has also adopted IBAN format (28 characters starting with 'MA').
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Fees range from SEK 19 (Paysend flat) to SEK 200+ at traditional banks. Wise typically charges 0.8–1.2% total. Remitly and Ria both compete aggressively with occasional zero-fee promotions for first-time users. The exchange rate is where most of the real cost hides — MAD is pegged to a basket (60% EUR, 40% USD), so rates are more stable than emerging-market currencies, but a 1% markup on SEK 5,000 is still MAD 40+ less for your recipient.
The true cost of a money transfer has two components:
Transfer fee
The upfront charge — typically kr0–kr10 with specialist providers.
Exchange rate markup
The hidden cost — the difference between the provider's rate and the mid-market rate (1.0055).
Your recipient in Morocco can receive money through these delivery methods. The best option depends on their location and preferences.
Transfer to Moroccan bank accounts via RIB or IBAN.
Collect cash from Wafacash, bank branches, and partner agent locations across Morocco.
Transfer to mobile money wallets — growing but still developing in Morocco.
Important rules and requirements to know before sending money to Morocco.
Regulatory body
Bank Al-Maghrib (Morocco's Central Bank)
Inbound transfer limits
No restriction on receiving remittances — Morocco is a major remittance-receiving country
Documentation you may need
Orange Money delivery is near-instant (1–5 minutes) via supporting providers. Joro Cash transfers are similarly fast. Cash pickup via Western Union, MoneyGram, or Ria is available within 1–2 hours at 4,000+ locations including CIH, BMCE, and Attijariwafa branches. Bank deposits to Moroccan accounts take 2–4 business days for standard SWIFT routing. Paysend typically delivers within 1–2 business days. Specialist fintechs are faster than banks on essentially every metric.
These are the most commonly used banks for receiving international transfers in Morocco.
Attijariwafa Bank
BCMAMAMCXXX
BMCE Bank (Bank of Africa)
BMCEMAMCXXX
Banque Populaire
BCPOMAMC
CIH Bank
CIABORMAXX
Crédit du Maroc
CDMAMACXXX
För de flesta överföringar är Wise och Paysend de mest kostnadseffektiva alternativen från Sverige till Marocko. Wise använder den verkliga marknadskursen med en transparent avgift på cirka 0,8–1,2%. Paysend tar ut en platt avgift på endast 19 SEK oavsett belopp — detta är mycket konkurrenskraftigt för mindre belopp under SEK 2,000. Remitly erbjuder snabb leverans och kör ofta kampanjer med avgiftsfria första överföringar. För kontantuttag i Marocko är Western Union, MoneyGram och Ria bäst — de har tillsammans över 4,000 agentplatser. Jämför alltid det totala MAD-beloppet mottagaren får, inte bara avgiften — växelkursmarginalen är ofta den dolda kostnaden.
Wise and Paysend are the most cost-effective options for Sweden-to-Morocco transfers. Wise uses the real mid-market exchange rate with a transparent 0.8–1.2% fee — best for transfers above SEK 2,000. Paysend charges a flat SEK 19 fee regardless of transfer size, making it unbeatable for small amounts. Remitly offers competitive rates and runs promotional first-transfer offers, especially strong for cash pickup delivery. For cash pickup specifically, Western Union, MoneyGram, and Ria have the widest agent network in Morocco (4,000+ locations including CIH, BMCE, and Attijariwafa branches). Always compare the total MAD amount received rather than just the fee.
Yes, though direct Orange Money delivery from Sweden is still expanding. Some specialist providers support real-time Orange Money deposits, which arrive within 1–5 minutes. Orange Money is a joint venture with France's Orange Group and has become one of the fastest growing rails for domestic and cross-border remittances in Morocco. If your recipient has an Orange Money account, check your provider's delivery options — where supported, it's significantly faster than cash pickup or bank deposit. As a backup, bank deposit to CIH, BMCE, or Attijariwafa followed by a domestic transfer to Orange Money works, but adds a day or two.
Orange Money delivery is fastest — 1–5 minutes via supporting providers. Cash pickup via Western Union, MoneyGram, or Ria at over 4,000 agent locations is typically available within 1–2 hours of sending. Wise delivers bank deposits to CIH, BMCE, Attijariwafa, or Banque Populaire within 1–2 business days. Paysend delivers within 1–2 business days. Traditional SWIFT wires from Swedish banks take 2–5 business days. Funding your transfer with SEPA Instant from a Swedish bank (or Swish, if the provider supports it) is near-instant on the sender side, so all the time is on the destination delivery leg.
The dirham (MAD) is pegged to a currency basket (60% EUR, 40% USD) managed by Bank Al-Maghrib, Morocco's central bank. This makes MAD significantly more stable than most emerging-market currencies — typical weekly volatility is under 0.5%. For Swedish senders, the SEK→MAD rate mainly reflects SEK volatility rather than MAD movements. Because the krona was highly volatile in 2024–2025 (SEK gained 16.8% against USD in 2025), the effective MAD-per-SEK exchange rate shifted notably over the year. MAD's stability means timing is less critical than on volatile corridors — rates don't swing much day-to-day.
Yes — cash pickup is one of the most common delivery methods for Sweden-to-Morocco transfers. Western Union, MoneyGram, and Ria Money Transfer together operate over 4,000 pickup locations across Morocco, including branches of major banks (CIH, BMCE, Attijariwafa, Banque Populaire) and dedicated agent outlets in cities, towns, and smaller villages. Cash is typically available for pickup within 1–2 hours of sending. Your recipient needs a valid ID (Moroccan national ID card or passport) and the transaction reference number. No bank account is required — this is ideal for unbanked recipients or for sending to family in rural areas.
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