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Tenancy & Rental
Residential leases, Law 67-12, rent review, eviction, deposits.
3MONTHS
Notice period required to evict tenant
10%
Maximum annual rent increase allowed
1MONTH
Standard deposit refund timeline post-move
Prohibited
Subletting without written landlord consent
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My landlord wants to raise my rent
Learn about rent increase limits, frequency restrictions, and your rights when a landlord seeks to adjust your monthly payments under Moroccan tenancy law.
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I'm being asked to leave my rental
Understand valid eviction grounds, notice periods, and tenant protections when facing potential eviction in Morocco.
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I want my security deposit back
Discover what deductions landlords can legally make, dispute procedures, and timelines for recovering your deposit in Morocco.
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Can Landlord Keep Security Deposit in Morocco?
Moroccan landlords can only keep security deposits (max 2 months' rent) for unpaid rent or proven damage, not normal wear. Return within 1 month.
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When can a landlord evict you in Morocco?
Moroccan landlords can evict for recovery, demolition, or late rent with 2 months' notice. Tenants receive moving expenses plus 1 year's rent in compensation.
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Who Pays for Water Heater Repairs in Morocco?
Tenants pay for routine maintenance; landlords cover major water heater repairs. Notify landlord via registered letter. After one month, court can authorize repair costs deducted from rent.
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Am I allowed to sublet my apartment, for example on Airbnb?
Subletting without written landlord consent is prohibited for residential premises. Unauthorized Airbnb rentals can result in eviction and lease termination.
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By how much can my landlord raise my rent and how often?
The increase is limited to once every three years, capped at 8% for residential and 10% for professional use, with a special regime for rents below 400 dirhams.