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Prices of Passport Stamps Move from 300 to MAD 500

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Rabat – Prices of the passport stamp will become MAD 500 dirhams, starting January 2018. This price change is part of the reforms of the 2018 fiance bill.

The finance bill for 2018 has raised the prices of passport stamps to 500, said Tuesday a statement from the Directorate General of Taxes (DGI).

The tax department said that citizens  will have to purchase two stamps to complete their passport application for 300 and MAD 200.

These two stamps “will be simultaneously used to complete the passport application or extension,” says the DGI.

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