Morocco eSIMStay connected in Morocco from the moment you land. Install before you fly, keep your home SIM in for calls and OTPs, and skip the airport SIM queues. One eSIM, priced in your own currency, with no local address or contract needed.
Networks in Morocco: connects to Orange Morocco (up to 5G), chosen automatically for the best signal. All networks →
Same data, same or longer validity: save up to 22%.
| Data | Validity | Airalo | Slashtel | You save |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 20GB | 30 days | $43.00 | $33.59 | 22% |
Airalo list prices in USD for data-only plans, checked 28 Sep 2026 (airalo.com (Choukran), via esimdb.com), before promo codes. Prices change; Slashtel prices are live.
It runs on Morocco's national mobile networks, so the same plan works right across the country, including Marrakech, Casablanca, Agadir and Fes. There is nothing extra to buy for a city or island.
| Trip | Maps, messages, light browsing | Social, video calls, hotspot |
|---|---|---|
| 1 week | 3GB · 15 days $7.39 about 3GB needed | 10GB · 30 days $17.99 about 7GB needed |
| 2 weeks | 5GB · 30 days $11.29 about 5GB needed | 20GB · 30 days $33.59 about 14GB needed |
| 1 month | 10GB · 30 days $17.99 about 9GB needed | no single plan; add a top-up |
Live prices from our Morocco plans. Usage estimates: 0.3GB a day light, 1GB a day heavy.
Your plan starts when the eSIM first connects in Morocco, so it is ready as you land at:
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Slashtel Morocco eSIMs start at $3.19 for 1GB over 7 days, across 6 plans. The lowest price per GB is $1.68 on the 20GB plan. A one-week trip costs from $3.19 (1GB). It connects to Orange Morocco on up to 5G. That is about 47% less than the typical 10GB, 30-day price from the major eSIM brands (around $34.00, checked September 2026). Prices checked 2 October 2026.
| Trip | Cheapest plan | Price | Per GB |
|---|---|---|---|
| One week | 1GB / 7 days | $3.19 | $3.19 |
| Two weeks | 3GB / 15 days | $7.39 | $2.46 |
| One month | 3GB / 30 days | $7.79 | $2.60 |
Live catalogue prices checked 2 October 2026. Validity starts when the eSIM first connects in Morocco.
Last checked: September 2026
An eSIM Morocco plan gives you mobile data on arrival without hunting for a shop. You buy online, get a QR code by email, install it before flying, and it starts when it first connects in Morocco. Plans run on Orange Morocco with 5G, and hotspot is allowed.
This is a data only eSIM. There is no local phone number, so calls and messages work over data apps such as WhatsApp. Your UK number stays in the phone for calls and bank OTP texts.
The QR code arrives by email within minutes of payment and no account is needed. Validity starts when the eSIM first connects at the destination, so you can buy and install it well before your flight. The network is chosen automatically for the best signal and cannot be picked by hand.
Pick by length of trip and how much you stream, map and post.
Validity options are 7, 15 or 30 days. If you want an eSIM Morocco unlimited data style of use, daily unlimited plans are available on the unlimited page. For everyone else the largest fixed plan is the safe pick.
Plans are priced well below the typical big-brand price, and the comparison table on this page shows how they line up. The 1GB plan is $3.19, the 3GB plan is $7.79, the 5GB plan is $11.29, the 10GB plan is $17.99, the 20GB plan is $33.59 and the 50GB plan is .
If you are searching for a cheap eSIM for Morocco or the cheapest eSIM Morocco option, start with the smallest plan that covers your days and add more later if you run low. More data can be added to the same eSIM later with no new QR code.
Check the phone is unlocked and eSIM compatible first. Our guide on whether your phone works with eSIM walks through the check.
Then install the eSIM using the step by step install guide. Keep the home SIM in the phone, turn off data roaming on the home SIM to avoid charges, and set the eSIM as the line for mobile data. Hotspot and tethering are allowed, so a laptop or tablet can share the connection.
Because this is data only, your normal calls and texts run over the home SIM or over data apps. Bank OTP texts still arrive on your UK number as long as the home SIM stays in the phone and roaming is off for data.
If you want the full picture of how this works, read calls, texts, OTPs and data on an eSIM. It explains what stays on your UK number and what moves to the eSIM.
A travel eSIM means no shop visit, no plastic to lose and no queue at the airport. You can also keep your UK SIM active at the same time, which a single physical SIM slot cannot do.
If you are still weighing it up, see eSIM vs physical SIM and how eSIM works. For a wider look at coverage across the continent, the Europe eSIM page is a useful next stop, and the Morocco guide covers trip practicalities.
The best eSIM for Morocco is the one that matches your trip length and data habits. For a week, 5GB on a 7 or 15 day plan covers maps, messages and some video. For two weeks or hotspot use, 10GB or 20GB is safer. Prices are well below the typical big-brand price.
Yes, you can buy and install it at home. The QR code arrives by email within minutes of payment, and validity only starts when the eSIM first connects in Morocco, so nothing is wasted while you wait for your flight.
You can buy an eSIM for Morocco from the UK at any time, including the morning of your flight, because delivery is by email. Install it before you leave, then switch data to the eSIM when you land.
The smallest plans are the cheapest way in, and you can add more data later to the same eSIM with no new QR code. Plans are priced well below the typical big-brand price, and the comparison table on this page shows the difference.
Yes, daily unlimited plans are available. See the unlimited page for details. If you prefer a fixed amount, the largest plan is the 50GB option, which suits heavy use and hotspot sharing.
It runs on Orange Morocco, with 5G where available. The network is chosen automatically for the best signal and cannot be picked by hand.
Yes, hotspot and tethering are allowed. Keep your home SIM in the phone for calls and bank OTP texts, and turn off data roaming on the home SIM so you are not charged. Calls and messages on the eSIM work over data apps such as WhatsApp.
For most trips a 5GB to 10GB data eSIM valid for 30 days is the right size: Slashtel's 5GB plan for Morocco is $11.29 on Orange Morocco. That is about 47% less than the major eSIM brands charge for 10GB over 30 days (around $34.00, checked September 2026). Install it before you fly, keep your home SIM on for calls and bank texts, and top up the same eSIM if you run low.
If your phone supports eSIM, an eSIM is simpler than a local SIM card: nothing to collect at the airport, no passport registration, and your home SIM stays in the phone for calls and OTP texts. A physical SIM only makes sense for long stays where you need a local phone number.
From $3.19 for 1GB valid 7 days, as of 2 October 2026. Longer trips: two weeks from $7.39 (3GB), one month from $7.79 (3GB).
For a 10GB, 30-day plan Slashtel charges $17.99, against a typical price of around $34.00 from the major eSIM brands (checked September 2026), about 47% less. Budget sellers can be cheaper still, often with little or no support; Slashtel includes WhatsApp support and top-ups on the same eSIM.
$1.68 per GB on the 20GB plan (30 days, $33.59). Bigger plans usually cost less per GB, so buy the size you expect to use.
Orange Morocco, with speeds up to 5G where available. The eSIM picks the strongest network automatically.
No. Slashtel eSIMs are data only, with no local number, calls or SMS. WhatsApp and other internet calls work, and your home SIM can stay on for calls and OTP texts.
Validity starts when the eSIM first connects to a network in Morocco, not when you buy it, so you can buy and install it before you travel.
After payment Slashtel emails a QR code within a minute. Scan it in your phone settings while on Wi-Fi at home, then switch on data roaming for the eSIM when you land.
Your phone must support eSIM and be carrier-unlocked. Dial *#06#: if an EID appears, the phone supports eSIM.
Yes. Hotspot and tethering are allowed on Slashtel eSIMs.