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Vehicle tax in Morocco: TSAV payment and certificate

The “vignette” commonly refers to the Annual Special Tax on Vehicles (TSAV). Payment is annual and the certificate can be retrieved through vignette.ma.

✓ Information checked on 23 August 2026

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Quick answer

For 2026, the administration recalled the 31 January deadline for vehicles already in circulation. When a vehicle is put into circulation during the year, a specific deadline rule applies from receipt of the vehicle-registration filing receipt. Banking channels, applications and online services may allow payment according to available arrangements.

TaxTSAV
2026 deadlineJanuary 31 for the standard annual case
Certificatevignette.ma

What to check before you begin

The TSAV deadline and certain arrangements may change from year to year. Therefore check the year concerned, announced deadline and rules for vehicles first put into service during the year before making payment.

This guide focuses on the action to complete: understanding the procedure, preparing the right information and switching to the official portal at the appropriate time. e-services.ma remains a private, independent website and does not replace the public administration.

Requirements and preliminary checks

  • Be liable for TSAV for the vehicle concerned.
  • Correctly identify the registration and characteristics used to calculate the tax.
  • For a newly put-into-service vehicle, check the specific applicable deadline.

Documents and information to prepare

The list below is intended to help you prepare. If the official portal displays a different or more precise list for your situation, the official list takes precedence.

  • Registration data and vehicle information required for payment.
  • Payment method accepted by the bank or selected digital channel.
  • Transaction reference for retrieving the certificate if needed.

How to complete the procedure: the steps

  1. Check the amount due for the vehicle through an authorized official or banking channel.
  2. Make the payment before the applicable deadline.
  3. Keep the receipt or transaction reference.
  4. Access vignette.ma to obtain the certificate when necessary.
  5. Check that the registration and year shown on the supporting document are correct.

Fees, deadlines and information that may change

The amount depends on the vehicle’s tax characteristics. Terms and any channel fees should be checked at payment. Official communications indicate that certain payments through digital banking channels are offered without additional service fees, according to the announced scheme.

Updated: This page was checked on August 23, 2026. Amounts, thresholds, deadlines and lists of required documents may be changed by the administration. Check the official summary before paying or submitting an application.

Common mistakes to avoid

  • Wait until after the deadline without checking the applicable surcharges.
  • Entering an incorrect registration number.
  • Confusing proof of payment with the payment itself.
  • Rely on a previous year’s deadline without checking the date applicable to the current year.

— vignette Maroc paiement FAQ

What is the deadline for the 2026 vehicle tax in Morocco?

For the standard annual case of vehicles already in circulation, the stated 2026 deadline is January 31.

Where can the vehicle-tax certificate be retrieved?

The vignette.ma service lets you retrieve the certificate using the requested information.

Can payment be made online?

Yes, different banking and digital channels are available depending on the services offered at the time of payment.

What should be done for a vehicle first put into circulation during the year?

A specific rule applies. The administration recalled a 60-day period following the date of the vehicle-registration filing receipt for the case concerned; check your current situation.

Official sources and transparency

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Last editorial review: 23 August 2026. If information on this page differs from the public portal, follow the most recent official information.