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Cost of Living in Morocco

Everything you need to know about living expenses, salaries, and affordability in Morocco.

MAD350
Avg. Rent
MAD160
Food
18%
Tax Rate
$575
Total/mo

Monthly Expenses in Morocco

Rent (1BR, city center)
61%$350
Food & Groceries
28%$160
Transportation
3%$20
Utilities
8%$45
Total Monthly Cost$575
Affordable— Cost Index: 0.30 (US = 1.0)

Recommended monthly salary: $1,200 (before tax)

Cities in Morocco

We have detailed cost data for 1 city in Morocco.

Casablanca

Morocco

0.38
Rent$500
Food$200
Total /mês$790
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the cost of living in Morocco?
The average monthly cost of living for a single person in Morocco is approximately $575, including rent ($350), food ($160), transport ($20), and utilities ($45).
Is Morocco expensive to live in?
With a cost index of 0.30 (compared to the US at 1.0), Morocco is more affordable than average for international standards.
What salary do I need to live in Morocco?
To live comfortably in Morocco, we recommend a monthly salary of at least $1,200 before tax. This covers all basic expenses with about 20% left for savings.
What is the tax rate in Morocco?
The estimated average income tax rate in Morocco is approximately 18%. Actual rates vary based on income level and personal circumstances.

Data Disclaimer: Cost of living data for Morocco is compiled from Numbeo, OECD, World Bank, and national statistics offices as of 2026. Actual costs vary by lifestyle, neighborhood, and personal circumstances. This tool is for informational purposes only and should not be used as the sole basis for financial decisions. Learn about our methodology →