Incentives compared
Only programmes we have read at the issuing body’s own page appear here. Each column carries the date we last checked it, because a comparison of stale figures is worse than none.
| Abu Dhabi Film Commission Cashback Rebate | Royal Film Commission Jordan Cash Rebate | Soutien a la production etrangere (CCM, Arrete conjoint n 2948-17 as amended) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Country | United Arab Emirates | Jordan | Morocco |
| Headline rate | 35% baseline, up to 50% total | Rebate starting from 25% up to 45% | 30% of eligible expenses |
| Maximum rate | 50% | 45% | 30% |
| Spend bands | flat rate | 250,000–1m → 25% 1m–10m → 30% 10m+ → 35% | flat rate |
| Minimum spend | — | 250,000 USD | 10m MAD |
| Minimum days | none stated | none stated | 18 |
| Cap | Abu Dhabi Qualifying Production Expenditure for feature films raised from USD 5 million to USD 10 million | Cash back up to USD 5.25M per project | none stated |
| Uplift | +2.5% to +15% on a scored test | +2% to +10% on a scored test | none |
| Eligible formats | feature, series, tv, commercial, reality, game show, short, animation | feature, series, commercial, documentary, tv, music video | feature, series, tv, documentary, docufiction, web fiction |
| Effective from | 1 January 2025 | not stated by the source | 28 March 2022 |
| Last checked | 21 September 2026 | 21 September 2026 | 21 September 2026 |
Rates are shown in the words each body uses. Qualifying spend is defined differently in each country, so equal percentages are not equal money — the programme pages say what each one counts, and what we could not establish.