@ramko61

@ensamkurtMy box must be old or my location has a week signal. For me the $30/month because I don't have a contract, usually 1-2 months. Thanks for your update. Read More

I usually use Inwi hotspot around 20G for $30/month no contract. Both I and my wife work remote and have all our phones and TV streaming. Initially we had bad performance, we then moved it to a different location in our condo and we had no problem ... Read More

If you are bringing cash for your initial deposit, you will have to declare it upon arrival. This is also for your own protection if you ever decide to transfer the money back to Australia. Moroccans are limited to how much foreign currency they ... Read More

Thank you Weltevreden for your reply. Prices here vary depending on the make and quality. I’m aware of the taxes and they can be heavy. I wanted people’s opinion on the quality of the furniture there and what to expect to pay for good ... Read More

Yahya, I use my credit union visa debit for my atm withdrawals. I use my fidelity cc for cc charges. For the atm, my credit union refunds my atm fees. Fidelity charges me 1% for foreign charges but I get 2% back on all purchases Hopefully this ... Read More

ATM withdrawal is your best bet. You'll get the best exchange rate. My bank in the US is a credit union instead of big bank, so they reimburse me for foreign ATM fees. When I am in Morocco, I use my credit card where accepted, the best rate if ... Read More

My Moroccan bank, BMCE, sent me a W-9 form to fill and the bank submitted to the US authorities. I don't have to pay taxes because the money I transferred was already taxed. Read More

for a starter, why do you need a bank account? Are you planning on visiting or live there? If you are visiting, I recommend you use your credit card for purchases and your US bank atm card for cash withdrawal. You'll have the best exchange ... Read More

I have a convertible account with BMCE, basic account. I don't get any interest. They charge me fees 66 MAD quarterly. Read More

I ended up opening a converter account at bmce. I transfers $75k with a low $50 fee and the exchange rate was excellent. The transfer was a deposit on a real estate. While I was in Morocco, I used my credit card where possible and my ATM card for ... Read More

you have to be physically there Read More

The initial transfer was done by a family member using his credit union, DCU. Future transfers, I will be using my Fidelity accounts. The transfers will only be for large amounts for the property purchase in Marrakesh. we made a decision to use ... Read More

it is automated. I think, but not 100% sure, it is set by the international rate similar to CC and ATM transactions rather than the Moroccan banks. The reason for my thinking is how close the these rates are, CC, transfer and ATM. Read More

My CC offers 2% back on all purchases. They charged me 1% for foreign transactions so I was left with 1% gain on my charges. But it was a win-win situation, higher conversion rate than cash and earned 1 % on top of it. My bank, a credit union, ... Read More