- Log in to PortNet Single Window using your credentials
- Navigate: Import > CoC, SoL, SoR > Application Management
- New Application: Click ‘New Application’
- Form with five sections:
- Certificate type, route, purpose
- Commercial parties: importer, exporter, manufacturer, payer
- Inspection location and shipment details
- Goods: manual entry or bulk upload via Excel/CSV
- Attachments: supporting documents
- Options: ‘Save for later’ or ‘Submit for processing’
SGS is approved by the Ministry of Industry, Trade, Green and Digital Economy (MICEVN) to implement the conformity assessment program for Industrial Products in pursuance of Law 24-09 complemented by Decree no 2-212-502 and Order no 3873-12.
Industrial products imported in the Kingdom of Morocco must comply with the applicable local standards and/or technical regulations in force. Depending on the products, the verification shall take place either at the country of export, before shipment of the goods, or at destination, upon arrival of the cargo.

Control at the Country of Origin
Depending on the certification route we provide one, or a combination, of the following interventions:
- Physical inspection prior to shipment
- Testing in accredited laboratories
- Audit of product manufacturing processes
- Documentary verification and assessment of conformity to Moroccan Standards and/or Technical regulations
SGS delivers a Certificate of Conformity (CoC) as proof of satisfactory results from all the interventions, or a Non-Conformity Report if interventions results are not satisfactory. The importer, or its agent, will then upload the CoC at the Ministry site and SGS in Morocco, upon documentary review, will accept or reject it.
Control at the Destination
- Destination intervention for goods to be inspected upon arrival at destination (no inspection at origin)
The importer, or its agent, submits all documents and information related to the cargo via the Ministry site. Depending on the Destination Intervention assigned by MICEVN, we provide one, or a combination, of the following interventions:
- Documentary verification
- Physical inspection
- Sampling for testing and analysis in accredited laboratories
Reports from the verification activities are evaluated and results (accepted/rejected) are recorded on the Ministry system.


Improved import controls
Moroccan importing companies and economic operators must use the Ministry of Industry and Trade’s digital platform for managing Certificates of Conformity (CoCs) for industrial products: https://portnet.ma/. This platform streamlines communication with foreign inspection offices and facilitates the management of CoCs, licenses and pre-importation attestations.
How to manage documents in Portnet
Portnet enables you to manage Certificates of Conformity (CoC), Statements of Legal Compliance (SoL) and Statements of Regulatory Compliance (SoR).
PortNet certificate of conformity management procedure
- Access saved application via ‘Application Management’
- Click ‘Submit’ in the ‘Operations’ column
- A confirmation window appears
- Status changes to ‘Submitted’
- Status tracking:
- New > Saved, not submitted
- Submitted > Awaiting processing
- Under evaluation > Document review
- Under inspection > Visit scheduled
- Inspection visit:
- Email notification with scheduled date
- No action required on the platform
- After the visit, status returns to ‘Under Processing’
- Once the application is closed with a compliant result (full or partial):
- The applicant can download the certificate directly from the platform
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