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Best Place to Buy Moroccan Dirham in Australia
Planning to explore the souks of Marrakech or wander through the blue streets of Chefchaouen? You'll want Moroccan Dirhams in your wallet. Travel Money Oz makes it easy — visit one of our 90+ stores across Australia to buy MAD cash in person. Thanks to our Price Beat Guarantee, you'll always get a sharp rate on your Moroccan currency.
Live AUD to MAD Exchange Rate
Moroccan Dirham exchange rates shift frequently with the market, so it's smart to check before you buy. Visit your nearest Travel Money Oz store to see today's AUD to Moroccan Dirham rate — our team will provide you with the latest rate when you're ready to exchange.
Where to Buy Moroccan Dirham Near Me
Searching for a money exchange near you for Moroccan Dirham? Travel Money Oz has over 90+ currency exchange locations across Australia, making it easy to buy MAD in person before your trip. Whether you're looking for a Morocco money changer near me or a trusted currency exchange centre for Moroccan Dirham, we've got you covered.
Visit your nearest store to check availability and rates. Need cash fast? Take advantage of our same-day service, with competitive rates and no hidden fees. So if you're getting ready for Morocco and wondering where to buy MAD, visit your nearest Travel Money Oz and travel with confidence — quick, simple, and stress-free.
How to Get the Best AUD to MAD Exchange Rate
Whether you're heading to Morocco to trek the Atlas Mountains or explore the ancient medinas of Fes, getting the most out of your Australian dollars starts with a strong AUD to MAD exchange rate. At Travel Money Oz, we make it easy — offering competitive rates, no hidden fees, and over 90 locations nationwide to get your Moroccan Dirhams sorted fast.

Lock In More Moroccan Dirhams with Our Price Beat Guarantee
Found a better published cash AUD to MAD rate in Australia? Show it to us, and we'll beat it — that's our Price Beat Guarantee. Available on in-store cash purchases, it's the easiest way to maximise your Moroccan Dirhams before you fly. Whether you're riding camels in the Sahara Desert or sipping mint tea in a riad courtyard, more MAD in your wallet means less stress and better value.
Price Beat Guarantee applies to in-store MAD cash purchases only. Terms and conditions apply.
Cash rate
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Card rate
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Code
MAD
Symbol
د.م.
Coins
1, 5, 10 & 20 santimat, ½, 1, 2, 5 & 10 dirhams
Banknotes
20, 50, 100 & 200 dirhams
Convert Moroccan Dirham to AUD – Exchange After Your Trip
Just returned from Morocco with extra Moroccan Dirhams? Whether it's a few notes or leftover holiday cash, Travel Money Oz makes it easy to convert MAD to AUD at competitive rates. Visit any of our 90+ stores across Australia to exchange your Morocco money to AUD quickly and without hidden fees. It's the smart, stress-free way to turn your MAD to AUD after your trip.

Get a Better MAD to AUD Rate with Our Buy Back Bonus
If you bought your Moroccan Dirhams from Travel Money Oz, you may qualify for our Buy Back Bonus — a perk that gives you a better MAD to AUD rate when you exchange leftover cash. Just bring your original receipt and our team will help you convert Moroccan Dirham to AUD with extra value. It's the easiest way to get more for your Morocco currency to AUD conversion after your holiday.
Buy Back Bonus applies to in-store cash purchases only. Terms and conditions apply.
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How to save money while in Morocco
Traveling in Morocco on a budget doesn’t mean skimping on experiences—it’s all about spending smartly. Whether you're buying spices, crafts, or enjoying mint tea, we’ll help you savour Morocco without breaking the bank.
- Embrace your haggling skills in the vibrant medinas; it’s practically a sport here and could save you a fortune on those beautiful Moroccan lamps or handwoven rugs.
- Skip the fancy restaurants and dive into the local street food scene with irresistible treats like piping-hot tagines or sweet chebakia.
- Love adventure? Take a public bus for a scenic (and wallet-friendly) ride to nearby towns.
- And don’t forget: your dirhams can stretch further if you explore free gems like the enchanting Jardin Majorelle or wander through picturesque blue alleys in Chefchaouen.
All about Moroccan currency
A quick guide to money in Morocco
In Morocco, the currency is the Moroccan Dirham (MAD), and you'll mostly be using cash, especially in local markets and smaller shops. While big cities like Marrakech or Casablanca might accept cards, you'll get the best deals (and a more authentic experience) when you pay with dirhams. So make sure to keep Moroccan cash in your wallet—it'll be your best friend as you explore the country!
What countries use the Moroccan Dirham?
The Moroccan Dirham is used in Morocco and Western Sahara… meaning if you happen to get a bit lost on your tour of Edg Chebbi (and wind up in Western Sahara), good news – the dirham is their currency too!

Moroccan notes and coins
Every dirham is worth 100 santimat, so you’ll find smaller coins worth 1, 5, 10 and 20 santimat each.
Strangely, the lowest dirham coin is regarded as a 1/2 dirham (not 50 santimat), then rising through 1, 2, 5 and 10 dirhams apiece.
Since 2002, Moroccan banknotes are worth 20, 50, 100 and 200 dirhams respectively.
Fun facts about Moroccan cash
- The notes are beautifully adorned with imagery of Morocco’s cultural and historical treasures, such as the Kasbah of the Udayas, the majestic Atlas Mountains, Hassan II Mosque as well as depictions of notable historical figures.
Travel Money Trivia - Morocco edition
- The Moroccans have a less than flattering word for ‘money’, which translates directly as ‘dirt of the world’
- Morocco has had three completely different currency systems in the last 100 years, using the rial until 1912, then the franc until 1960.
Good to know
- Currency Limits: If you’re traveling to or from Morocco, you can bring in or take out up to MAD 1,000 (about AUD 150) without needing to declare it. If you have more than that, you'll need to declare it at customs.
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