What is Customs via PortNet for?

The source page presents Customs via PortNet as a service related to foreign trade and customs. Its function is summarised as follows: Portal providing access to customs services connected to the PortNet ecosystem. The exact features must be confirmed on the official portal.

How can you access Customs via PortNet online?

Use the link to the official portal shown on this page. Before entering personal information, check the domain name and make sure the selected feature exactly matches your need.

Which documents should you prepare for Customs via PortNet?

The source page does not provide a complete, universal regulatory list of documents to submit. First prepare the identification information and references relevant to your case, then consult the list displayed by the official portal for your specific procedure.

Does Customs via PortNet issue a document or certificate?

The result depends on the feature used. For this service, the identified use cases are: Access customs, Manage operations, Track a case. Some features may produce a document, information, tracking status or a submission; always check the result described by the official service.

Who manages Customs via PortNet?

The listing links this service to Administration des Douanes et Impôts Indirects. e-services.ma is a private, independent directory and does not carry out the procedure on the user’s behalf.

What are Customs via PortNet processing times and fees?

Processing times and fees may depend on the procedure and your situation. Because they are not detailed on the source page, do not rely on a generic amount or timeframe: check the information displayed on the official portal when you submit your request.

How can you avoid a mistake before using Customs via PortNet?

Review the exact service title, prepare the useful references, check the operator’s status, the transaction concerned, declarations, authorizations, commercial documents and customs requirements, then use only the official portal. Also keep any confirmations, case numbers or receipts generated when available.

Foreign trade and customs

Customs via PortNet: practical guide

Portal providing access to customs services connected to the PortNet ecosystem.

Self-employed entrepreneursSMEs

Organization: Customs and Indirect Tax Administration
Category: Foreign trade and customs
Profiles: Self-employed entrepreneurs, SMEs
Data verified: 2026-07-24

Independent directory. e-services.ma provides information and guidance without carrying out the procedure on your behalf. Always rely on the official website of the administration concerned to check requirements, required documents, processing times and any applicable fees.

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Screenshot of the Customs via PortNet portal in Morocco

Quick answer. “Customs through PortNet” is not a separate customs-clearance system. PortNet is the digital single window coordinating many foreign-trade procedures and exchanges with public authorities, while BADR remains the Customs Administration's transaction system for customs declarations and clearance of goods.

When should you use PortNet?

Use PortNet when your operation involves an import or export formality integrated into the single window: an import title, licence, authorization, exchange with a partner administration or transmission of data between stakeholders. The portal distinguishes foreign-trade services from port and cargo services, so start from the area that matches your operation.

When should you use BADR?

For filing and tracking a customs declaration, carrying out clearance operations and, where the authorized profile allows it, handling duties and taxes, BADR is the reference system. The Ministry of Economy and Finance presents BADR as the online customs-clearance system used for both imports and exports.

PortNet and Customs work together

A procedure started in PortNet may send information to Customs and receive a control result in return. This reduces duplicate data entry, but it does not mean every customs function is available in one interface. PortNet also documents powers of attorney allowing freight forwarders to act for a company in BADR.

Practical sequence

decide whether your immediate need is a foreign-trade formality or the customs declaration itself;
for an import, verify the import title and any required licences or technical approvals;
use PortNet for the coordinated procedure with partner administrations;
use BADR for the customs operations attached to the declaration;
keep the file number, declaration and acknowledgements produced by each platform.

Do not confuse it with Diw@nati

Diw@nati is another Customs space that can be used for monitoring operations, documents, receivables and notifications relating to an economic operator. If you need an overview of your relationship with Customs rather than a specific PortNet procedure, that service may be more suitable.

Example: preparing an import

PortNet presents the import title as an important early formality: an import undertaking when the goods are freely importable, or an import licence when authorization is required. Domiciliation, technical-department opinions and exchanges with the parties concerned can follow. This prepares the operation; it does not replace the final customs declaration in the competent system.

Official sources checked on 8 September 2026

Key point: PortNet coordinates the foreign-trade procedure; BADR handles customs clearance. The correct portal depends on the stage of your operation.