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Morocco at a glance
Checked 4 November 2026- Cheapest plan listed
- $3.601 GB / 30 days, Yesim (Airalo: 1 GB / 3 days for $4)
- 7 days unlimited
- $19.99Maya’s global plan; Ubigi’s Morocco plan is $25
- 10 GB for 30 days
- $21Nomad (Yesim: $21.60)
- Don’t forget
- Check your passport is stamped on entry
These Morocco plans are data-only, with no local phone number. Keep your home SIM on for bank and app SMS codes.
Why Morocco is different
Short plans are cheap. Airalo sells 5 GB for 7 days at $10.00 and 10 GB for 7 days at $17.00, but its 30-day versions cost twice as much. For a one-week trip, don’t pay for 30 days.
Orange dominates. Airalo and Nomad both list Orange; Ubigi lists Maroc Telecom and Orange, the only provider here naming two networks.
Cash still matters. The dirham is a closed currency you can’t easily exchange outside Morocco, so plan how you’ll pay (see money and entry).
Quick picks
Normal use
Airalo’s 10 GB for 7 days ($17.00) or 5 GB for 7 days ($10.00) on Orange.
Normal use
A 10 GB / 30-day plan: $21 at Nomad or $21.60 at Yesim. Nomad’s 20 GB is only $25.
Heavy use or tethering
Maya’s global plan: $19.99 a week, $49.99 for 30 days. Among Morocco plans, Ubigi is lowest ($25 a week, $69 for 30 days).
Mountains and desert
Ubigi lists both Maroc Telecom and Orange. 10 GB for 30 days is $23.
Step 1: Size your plan for Morocco
Maps, ride-hailing, transit apps and messaging use little data. Uploading photos and videos and making video calls use much more. As a rough guide, maps and messaging use hundreds of megabytes a day, while video and video calls can use several gigabytes. These are general estimates, not measurements.
Under a week, maps, messages and transport apps
3–5 GB fixed plan
1–2 weeks, photos, social apps and video
10–20 GB fixed, or unlimited
Remote work, video calls, tethering a laptop
Unlimited, after checking its fair-use and hotspot rules
Step 2: Compare published prices
Unlimited plans by trip length
| Days | Airalo | Nomad | Holafly | Ubigi | Yesim |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3 days | $14.50 | $14 (lowest listed) | $14.90 | — | $16.20 |
| 5 days | $23.00 | $21 (lowest listed) | $23.50 | — | $27.00 |
| 7 days | $31.00 | $27 | $32.50 | $25 (lowest listed) | $37.80 |
| 10 days | $35.00 (lowest listed) | $35 (lowest listed) | $42.90 | — | $44.77 |
| 15 days | $49.00 | — | $59.90 | $45 (lowest listed) | $56.40 |
| 30 days | $79.00 | — | $86.90 | $69 (lowest listed) | $112.80 |
Lowest listed price in the row — means no plan of that length was listed. Holafly ($5.90) and Yesim ($5.40) also sell a single day. Holafly allows 1 GB a day of hotspot sharing. Maya sells one global unlimited plan at the same price for every country: $9.99 for 3 days, $19.99 for 7, $27.99 for 14 and $49.99 for 30 (see Maya). Official pages, checked 4 November 2026.
Fixed-data plans
| Data | Airalo | Nomad | Saily | Ubigi | Yesim |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 GB | $4.003 days | $77 days | $8.997 days | $67 days | $3.6030 days (lowest listed) |
| 3 GB | $8.007 days (lowest listed) | $1430 days | $12.7930 days | $1415 days | $9.0030 days |
| 5 GB | $22.0030 days | $1730 days | $17.5930 days | — | $12.0030 days (lowest listed) |
| 10 GB | $34.0030 days | $2130 days (lowest listed) | $27.1930 days | $2330 days | $21.6030 days |
| 20 GB | $43.0030 days | $2530 days (lowest listed) | $34.3930 days | — | $32.4030 days |
| 50 GB | $49.0030 days | $4530 days (lowest listed) | — | — | — |
Lowest listed price in the row Validity differs, so compare the small print as well as the price. Where a provider sells the same data amount for several lengths, we show the longest. Airalo also lists shorter versions (for example 5 GB for 7 days at $10.00 and 10 GB for 7 days at $17.00). Ubigi also lists 10 GB for 7 days ($19) and 25 GB for 30 days ($45). Saily prices were sale prices on 4 November. Official pages, checked 4 November 2026.
Step 3: Check the fine print
- Networks. Airalo and Nomad: Orange. Ubigi: Maroc Telecom and Orange. Holafly, Saily, Yesim and Maya didn’t name one.
- Unlimited isn’t always unlimited. Ubigi says a fair-use policy may apply. Holafly’s Morocco page limits hotspot sharing to 1 GB a day (a 7-day plan includes 7 GB to share).
- Activation windows. Nomad starts a plan automatically 60 days after purchase if you haven’t used it. Saily says all plans have a 180-day activation period; after that the plan starts automatically. Ubigi’s plan starts when you arrive.
- Hotspot. Yesim says hotspot depends on the operator, and gives 180 days from purchase to activate.
- Saily sale prices. On 4 November 2026 Saily showed reduced prices on this page (for example 10 GB for 30 days at $27.19, normally $33.99). Offers end, so check the price at checkout.
- No local number. These plans are data-only. Saily sells an optional US phone number, and Yesim offers a 20-minute calling add-on.
The seven providers
Airalo
- Morocco from
- $4.001 GB / 3 days
- Unlimited
- $31.007 days; $79.00 for 30 days
- 10 GB / 30 days
- $34.00
What stands out
Lists Orange. The best one-week fixed plans here: 5 GB for $10.00 and 10 GB for $17.00, both for 7 days.
What to watch
Its 30-day plans cost much more (10 GB: $34.00), and 30 days of unlimited is $79.00.
Nomad
- Morocco from
- $71 GB / 7 days
- 10 GB / 30 days
- $21
- Unlimited
- $143 days; $35 for 10
What stands out
Lists Orange. The lowest prices here for 10 GB ($21), 20 GB ($25) and 50 GB ($45) over 30 days.
What to watch
Unlimited stops at 10 days, and plans start automatically 60 days after purchase.
Holafly
- Morocco from
- $5.901 day unlimited
- Unlimited
- $32.507 days; $86.90 for 30 days
- Fixed data
- Not sold
What stands out
Unlimited by the day from $5.90, with hotspot sharing up to 1 GB a day.
What to watch
No network named, and longer plans cost much more than Ubigi or Maya ($86.90 for 30 days).
Saily
- Morocco from
- $8.991 GB / 7 days
- 10 GB / 30 days
- $27.19
- Unlimited
- Sold; check current price
What stands out
On sale when we checked (10 GB for $27.19, normally $33.99), with 180 days to activate.
What to watch
Still pricier than Nomad, Yesim or Ubigi, and 1 GB for 7 days is $8.99. We couldn’t read its unlimited price for each length.
Ubigi
- Morocco from
- $61 GB / 7 days
- 10 GB / 30 days
- $23
- Unlimited
- $257 days; $45 for 15; $69 for 30
What stands out
Lists Maroc Telecom and Orange. The lowest Morocco-only unlimited prices: $25 for 7 days and $69 for 30.
What to watch
Ubigi says a fair-use policy may apply to unlimited plans.
Yesim
- Morocco from
- $3.601 GB / 30 days
- 10 GB / 30 days
- $21.60
- Unlimited
- $37.807 days; $112.80 for 30
What stands out
The cheapest 30-day small plans: 1 GB for $3.60 and 5 GB for $12.00.
What to watch
Unlimited is expensive here ($37.80 a week), and no network is named.
Maya
- 3 days
- $9.99unlimited data
- 7 days
- $19.99unlimited data
- 30 days
- $49.99unlimited data
What stands out
The lowest price we found for 3, 7 or 30 days of unlimited data. It’s one global plan, so the same eSIM keeps working if Morocco is one stop of several. Maya’s page says "No caps, no throttling."
What to watch
It renews automatically while Travel Mode is on, so turn it off when you get home. The page we read doesn’t name the local networks or spell out a fair-use policy, and we haven’t tested the no-throttling claim.
Will your phone work?
- eSIM-capable and unlocked. Apple lists iPhone XS, XS Max, XR or later. Settings → General → About should say "No SIM restrictions" next to Carrier Lock (full checklist).
- Bought in mainland China? Apple says that in China mainland only the iPhone 18 Pro, 18 Pro Max, iPhone Duo, iPhone 17e and iPhone Air support eSIM. Many older mainland models use two physical SIM cards instead, so check for Add eSIM in your settings before you buy a plan.
- Bought in Hong Kong or Macau? Apple notes that certain iPhone models sold there have two nano-SIM slots. Check for Add eSIM in your settings first.
- Install before you fly. Install the eSIM at home on Wi-Fi and leave the line switched off until you land (install guide).
Money and entry
- Entry stamp. GOV.UK says to make sure your passport is stamped when you enter Morocco: some travellers without a stamp have had trouble leaving.
- Visa. British visitors can stay up to 90 days for tourism without a visa; longer stays need an extension from a Moroccan police station. Other nationalities should check with a Moroccan consulate.
- Passport. GOV.UK says it must be valid for at least 3 months after you arrive and must not be damaged; travellers with damaged passports have been refused entry.
- Dirhams. The dirham is a closed, non-convertible currency that can’t easily be exchanged outside Morocco. You must declare foreign currency worth 100,000 dirhams or more when entering or leaving.
Passports
Don’t send your passport by post to or through Morocco: GOV.UK says the authorities confiscate passports sent that way.
Our take
For a one-week trip, Airalo’s 7-day plans on Orange are hard to beat. For longer stays, Nomad’s 10 GB for $21 is the best value, and Ubigi gives you Maroc Telecom as well as Orange. For unlimited, Maya’s global plan beats every Morocco plan we checked.
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Before you fly
Match the plan to your trip
Don’t buy 30 days for a one-week trip: Airalo’s 7-day plans cost half as much.
Buy and install at home
Check your phone is unlocked and eSIM-capable (how to check), then install on Wi-Fi before departure. With Nomad, don’t buy more than 60 days ahead.
Switch on when you land
Turn on the travel line, enable data roaming for that line, and set it as your mobile-data line.
Check your stamp
Before leaving the immigration desk, make sure your passport has an entry stamp.
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What’s the cheapest Morocco eSIM?
On the official pages we checked (4 November 2026), Yesim’s 1 GB for 30 days was $3.60. For one week, Airalo listed 10 GB for $17.00; for 30 days, Nomad listed 10 GB for $21.
Which network do Morocco travel eSIMs use?
Airalo and Nomad list Orange. Ubigi lists Maroc Telecom and Orange. Holafly, Saily, Yesim and Maya didn’t name one.
What’s the cheapest unlimited eSIM for Morocco?
Maya’s global plan: $19.99 for 7 days and $49.99 for 30. Among Morocco plans, Ubigi was lowest ($25 a week, $69 for 30 days).
Do I need my passport stamped in Morocco?
Yes. GOV.UK says to make sure it’s stamped on entry, because travellers without a stamp have had difficulties leaving.
Can I buy dirhams before I go?
Not easily. The dirham is a closed, non-convertible currency, so it can’t easily be exchanged outside Morocco.
Sources and method
Last checked 4 November 2026
All prices and plan facts on this page were read from these official pages on 4 November 2026. We have not purchased or tested these plans ourselves; we summarize what the providers publish, in our own words. Read our method.
- Airalo — Morocco eSIMsChecked 4 November 2026
- Nomad — Morocco eSIMChecked 4 November 2026
- Holafly — Morocco eSIMChecked 4 November 2026
- Saily — Morocco eSIMChecked 4 November 2026
- Yesim — Morocco eSIMChecked 4 November 2026
- Maya — Morocco eSIMChecked 4 November 2026
- Ubigi — Morocco data plansChecked 4 November 2026
- GOV.UK — Morocco entry requirementsChecked 4 November 2026
- Apple Support — Use eSIM while traveling internationally with your iPhoneChecked 4 November 2026
- SafetyWing: Nomad InsuranceChecked 4 November 2026