Morocco's national domain extension

.ma domain names — your online presence in Morocco

Register your .ma with an ANRT-accredited provider — ANRT runs Morocco's national registry. A .ma is the address Moroccan customers recognize, and it is open to businesses and individuals based in Morocco or abroad.

From DH 118/year excl. VAT

i.e. DH 142/year incl. VAT

  • Invoiced in Moroccan dirhams, with ICE and itemised VAT
  • Payment: Bank card — CMI, PayPal, CIH Bank, Crédit du Maroc, Saham Bank and Bank of Africa
  • Support in French, English and Arabic
  • European infrastructure

Why register a .ma?

Trusted by Moroccan customers

A .ma tells Moroccan customers you are here for them, and marks your presence in the country.

ANRT-accredited provider

We register your .ma directly with the national registry, in your name — no chain of resellers in between.

Brand protection

Secure your brand name on Morocco's national extension, the one local customers know best.

Affordable

A .ma is one of the most affordable ways to establish your brand in Morocco.

Support included

Our local team guides you through every step of the registration.

Easy renewal

Automatic reminders before expiry, and renewal in one click.

Accredited provider

Why ANRT accreditation matters to you

The .ma registry is run by ANRT, Morocco's National Telecommunications Regulatory Agency. Only providers it accredits can register and manage a .ma on someone else's behalf — and MEGALOGI, the company behind ServOrbit, is one of them.

Filed directly with the registry

Your domain goes straight to the national registry, with no chain of resellers. A non-accredited seller has to go through a third party: every request crosses one more layer, and you never know which one.

You own the name

You are recorded as the registrant — not your provider. That is what secures your ownership of the name, and what lets you move it elsewhere without relying on anyone's goodwill.

Official procedures

Transfers, registrant changes and renewals follow ANRT procedures. Sensitive requests go through the regulator's own process, with the timelines and documents it requires.

Disputes handled by the regulator

If your name is challenged, ANRT's dispute resolution procedures are open to you. The regulator — not the registrar — sets the naming rules and handles disputes.

The .ma price — all three amounts upfront

First-year registration, renewal and incoming transfer are shown side by side, straight from our live catalog and in the currency you choose. You see the renewal price before you buy, not when the invoice arrives.

.ma extension.maMorocco
DH118/year

Registration · excl. VAT

i.e. DH 142/year incl. VAT

Transfer
DH 118
Renewal
DH 118

Check if your .ma is available

Register your .ma in three steps

1

Search

Enter the name you want and check that it is available.

2

Add to cart

Pick your domain and go to checkout.

3

Filed with ANRT

Once your payment is confirmed, we submit your .ma to ANRT, the national registry.

.ma naming rules

The .ma naming rules are set by ANRT, not by your provider. They define what a valid name looks like, reserve or ban certain terms, and add specific conditions for third-level extensions. A name the registry refuses is refused everywhere.

Name format
The name must follow the registry's syntax. A non-compliant name is rejected at registration, whichever provider submits it.
Reserved terms
Some words are reserved or banned by the naming rules. Check early, before you build a brand, a logo and business cards around a name that will never be granted.
Third-level extensions
co.ma, net.ma, org.ma and the other third-level extensions have their own eligibility conditions, separate from those of a second-level .ma.
Registration period
Registration runs in whole years, one year minimum. Renew before expiry: we send you reminders ahead of the deadline.

Characters, length, hyphens, accents: get a rule-by-rule verdict, no sign-up needed.

The .ma tools, backed by our access to the registry

The registrant's ID document, required by the registry

For a .ma, ANRT requires a copy of the registrant's ID document — not just its number. Which document depends on who the registrant is: a valid Moroccan national ID card (CIN) or a passport for an individual, so living outside Morocco is no obstacle; an ICE certificate (or, failing that, a trade register extract), always with the ID of the authorized legal representative, for a company; the articles of association and the filing receipt for an association; and the OMPIC registration certificate, plus the registrant's own ID, for a registered trademark. None of this holds up your order.

  1. 1

    Order the domain

    Have the registrant's ID number ready — Moroccan national ID (CIN), passport or residence permit (or the company's ICE). ANRT requires it and we ask for it before payment; a CIN can even be added when you create your account. The copy of the document itself is only requested after purchase.

  2. 2

    Enter the registrant

    At checkout, your account details are used as the registrant — usually only the address is left to add. The registrant can also be someone else, and their details can be reused for all your domains. Order matters: the upload area only appears once the registrant is filled in.

  3. 3

    Upload the document

    The “Registrant supporting document” section then appears on the domain's page. PDF, JPG or PNG, up to 5 MB per file, and two files so you can upload both sides of an ID card. Our team checks it before sending it to the registry.

Without this document, ANRT may block and then delete the .ma domain. When we ask you for it, the request comes from the registry — it is not paperwork of our own. Based outside Morocco? You can register a .ma: ANRT rules (decision No. 02/2024, art. 27) only require a registrant based abroad to appoint an administrative contact, an individual established in Morocco. The checkout reminds you of it when your country is not Morocco.

Not sure which document to provide?

Describe your need in two lines: the conversation stays open, and you pick it up whenever you want.

Questions about your .ma?

Leave your email and our team will help you choose the name, check it against the naming rules and prepare the document ANRT requires.

Transfer a .ma from another provider

Incoming .ma transfers follow the national registry's own rules. The registrant documents are the same as for a new registration, plus three technical conditions.

  • The domain has been active for at least 60 days.
  • The transfer lock has been removed at your current provider.
  • You have the authorization (EPP) code.

Our team walks you through the transfer step by step: write to us through the contact form and tell us which domain it is.

.ma domain FAQ

Need help?

Browse our help center and FAQ, or reach our team — callback, WhatsApp or email. Support in French, English and Arabic.

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