Home Insurance Comparator Morocco
Protect your home at the best price. Compare offers from Morocco's leading home insurance companies.
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Compare home insurance offers from 5 companies in Morocco
How does this comparator estimate your home insurance premium?
The comparator estimates the annual premium of a multi-risk home insurance (MRH) policy from 5 Moroccan companies — Wafa Assurance, RMA, AXA Maroc, Sanlam Maroc and Allianz Maroc — based on six inputs: property type (apartment, villa, riad), surface area (20 to 500 m²), floor, city, occupancy status (owner or tenant) and desired coverage (fire, theft, water damage, civil liability). Rates are calibrated on the ranges actually observed on the Moroccan market: roughly MAD 600 to 1,800 per year for a standard apartment and MAD 1,500 to 4,000 per year for a villa.
The calculation starts from a base of about MAD 8 per m² per year, plus a fixed MAD 250 contract fee. Surcharges then apply: +50% for a villa, +40% for a riad, +8% on the ground floor (higher burglary risk) and +4% above the 4th floor. A tenant pays about 25% less than an owner — insuring only contents and rental liability, not the building — and each selected coverage adds about 6% to the premium. The gap between the cheapest and most expensive company is about ±10% around this base, with a market floor of MAD 300 per year.
Each offer also shows the deductible (from MAD 0 on fire at RMA to MAD 1,500 at Sanlam) and the indicative reimbursement time (5 to 20 days depending on the company). These estimates remain indicative: the final price depends on the declared value of your contents, the precise location (Casablanca and Rabat cost 15 to 20% more than the national average) and each insurer's acceptance conditions — always request a personalized quote before subscribing.
Home insurance in Morocco — frequently asked questions
How much does home insurance cost in Morocco in 2026?
Expect MAD 800-1,200 per year for a 60-80 m² apartment on a basic plan, MAD 1,500-2,500 on a full plan, and MAD 1,200-4,500 for a 90 m² three-room apartment depending on the insurer and coverage. A villa runs between MAD 2,500 and 8,000 per year. Casablanca and Rabat are 15-20% more expensive than the national average, secondary cities 10-15% cheaper.
Is home insurance mandatory in Morocco?
No for an owner-occupier without a mortgage: no law imposes it. It becomes unavoidable in two cases: banks require an MRH policy with benefit assignment for any mortgage, and most leases signed after 2013 require tenants to insure their rental civil liability. Only 32% of Moroccan households have home insurance according to the ACAPS regulator, versus 75% in France.
What is the price difference between owner and tenant?
The owner insures the building (walls, roof, fixed equipment): MAD 1,800-3,500 per year for 100 m² in Casablanca. The tenant only insures contents and rental liability: MAD 800-1,800 per year for the same home — the roughly 25% reduction this comparator applies. A typical tenant pack — MAD 200,000 contents + rental liability capped at MAD 1.5M — costs on average MAD 1,200 per year.
What does a multi-risk home insurance (MRH) cover in Morocco?
The standard package covers fire and explosion, water damage, theft and vandalism, glass breakage and civil liability, plus catastrophic events included in contracts since 2020. Watch the sub-limits: jewelry is often capped at MAD 10,000-30,000, computer equipment at MAD 15,000-40,000, cash at MAD 5,000. Deductibles range from MAD 1,000 to 3,000 depending on the type of claim.
How can you pay less for home insurance?
Four effective levers: compare at least 3 insurers (the gap can reach MAD 1,500 per year), raise the deductible from MAD 1,500 to 3,000 (15-20% savings), install an alarm and a safe (10-15% discount) and bundle car + home with the same insurer (-10%). Combined, these levers cut the premium by 20 to 35% without sacrificing coverage.
Assumptions and rates verified on August 19, 2026 — Wafir.ma
Wafir.ma is an independent comparison service — neither an ACAPS-licensed insurance broker nor a credit institution licensed by Bank Al-Maghrib. Displayed rates are indicative only.