A buddy and I are planning on flying into Morroco (with guns) on our way to Burkina Faso. If possible we would like to stay a couple of days in Morroco. Does anyone know if they allow guns into or through Morroco?

I would call the Morroco Consulate and ask them what the rules for transiting with firearms. Also ask if there are services to store your firearms in a bonded, secure manner.

They do partridge hunts and wild boar hunts in Morocco so the processes and procedures are in place for temporary firearm importation into the country.

I've tried calling the consulate four times already, I'm just having trouble talking to someone.

Samir

The information below is posted by Timaticweb, which is what the airlines use when checking details on customs, visa etc. It states a permit is required which can be issued on arrival. I would still confirm with the Embassy if you are able to.

Steve

/ 21JUL10 / 0048 UTC
Morocco (MA)

Import:
- Free import by adults only of:
- 200 cigarettes (or cigarillos) or 50 cigars or 400 grammes
of tobacco;
- 1 litre of spirits and 1 litre of wine;
- approx. 5 grammes of perfume;
- sporting guns and ammunition: special permit, obtainable
upon arrival from the Police Authorities. Passenger must
hold a permit issued in the country of origin.

Crew Members:
- Same regulations as for passengers apply.

Pets:
- Cats and dogs must be accompanied by veterinarian good
health certificate issued at point of origin, issued within
10 days of departure for Morocco, together with an
anti-rabies certificate, issued within the last 6 months.
Birds require an authorization from the Ministry of Health.

Baggage Clearance:
- Baggage is cleared at the airport of final destination in
Morocco.
- Exempt: baggage of transit passengers with a destination
outside of Morocco.