Morocco eSIM for 7 or 14 Days: Total Cost, Networks, Hotspot and Limitations
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Last updated: November 8, 2026. SimSwift and UK network prices checked November 8, 2026. Other providers' prices checked October 2026.
Disclosure: this guide comes from SimSwift, a seller of Morocco eSIMs. We set our plans against other providers using prices pulled from their own websites, and we state clearly where a rival provider is the better choice.
What a Morocco travel eSIM is
A Morocco travel eSIM is a digital, data-only SIM profile that you install on an unlocked phone before or after you land. It hooks up to a Moroccan mobile network and gives you a fixed or daily data allowance for a set number of days. It does not hand you a Moroccan phone number, so calls and texts run through apps such as WhatsApp.
As a rough guide, a 7-day trip with maps, messaging and social media fits in 1 GB to 5 GB. For 14 days, plan on 3 GB to 10 GB. Unlimited plans only make sense if you stream video or run a laptop from your phone's hotspot every day.
Which networks do Morocco eSIMs use?
Morocco has three national mobile operators: Maroc Telecom (IAM), Orange Maroc and inwi. According to the regulator ANRT, all three began offering 5G on 7 November 2025. ANRT's Q4 2025 figures put 5G population coverage at around 38%, so 4G is still what you will use most of the time outside major cities.
Each eSIM provider partners with one or more of these networks:
- SimSwift: lists Orange Morocco, with 5G where available.
- Airalo: lists Orange as the primary network on its Morocco page.
- Holafly: lists inwi, Maroc Telecom (IAM) and Orange Morocco.
- Yesim: does not name a partner network on its Morocco page.
If you are spending most of your time in the Atlas mountains or desert areas, coverage on one network can differ from another. A plan that can use more than one network gives you a fallback when a single operator is weak.
Morocco eSIM prices compared: 7 and 14 days
The prices below were checked on each provider's own website in October 2026. They are listed in USD as displayed, and they change often, so confirm before you buy.
Fixed-data plans (best for light to moderate use)
| Provider | Plan | Price (USD) |
|---|---|---|
| SimSwift | 500 MB, 7 days | $1.99 |
| SimSwift | 1 GB, 7 days | $2.49 |
| SimSwift | 3 GB, 15 days | $5.49 |
| SimSwift | 5 GB, 30 days | $8.49 |
| SimSwift | 10 GB, 30 days | $13.99 |
| Yesim | 1 GB, 30 days | $3.60 |
| Yesim | 3 GB, 30 days | $9.00 |
| Yesim | 5 GB, 30 days | $12.00 |
| Yesim | 10 GB, 30 days | $21.60 |
When we checked, Airalo's and Holafly's Morocco pages listed only unlimited packages, so they appear in the next table.
Unlimited and daily plans (best for heavy use)
| Provider | Plan | Price (USD) |
|---|---|---|
| SimSwift | 1 GB high speed per day, then min. 384 Kbps | $2.99 per day |
| SimSwift | 2 GB high speed per day | $4.49 per day |
| Airalo | Unlimited, 7 days | $35.00 |
| Airalo | Unlimited, 10 days | $45.00 |
| Holafly | Unlimited, 7 days | $32.50 |
| Holafly | Unlimited, 15 days | $59.90 |
At the per-day price, seven days of SimSwift's 1 GB daily plan comes to about $20.93. Airalo's Morocco page showed no package longer than 10 days, so a 14-day trip there would need a second purchase.
We also tried to check Saily, but its website blocked our automated check. We left it out rather than quote prices second-hand.
Total cost for a typical trip
For a one-week trip with maps, messaging and some photos, a 1 GB or 3 GB plan is usually enough. That costs $2.49 to $5.49 with SimSwift, against $32.50 to $35.00 for a 7-day unlimited plan elsewhere.
For two weeks, 5 GB at $8.49 or 10 GB at $13.99 covers most travellers. Both are valid for 30 days, so they also absorb a delayed flight home. If you run out, SimSwift's Morocco plan supports top-ups on the same eSIM.
To size your plan, open your phone's mobile data settings and look at last month's usage. Divide by 30, then multiply by your trip length. Add a margin if you will use the hotspot.
What UK networks charge in Morocco
Morocco falls outside the Europe roaming allowance on all four major UK networks. We checked each network's own website and price guide on 8 November 2026.
| Network | Where Morocco sits | 7 days | 14 days |
|---|---|---|---|
| EE | Rest of World Zone 2 (£8 for a 24-hour pass) | £40 with the 7-day pass | £60 with the 15-day pass |
| Vodafone | Zone D (£8 a day on pay monthly) | £56 | £112 |
| Three | Go Roam Around the World Extra (£8 a day, or £7 if you joined between 1 October 2021 and 17 December 2025) | £42 with the 7-day pass | £84 with the 14-day pass |
| O2 | Not on the Travel Bolt On list or in either Travel Inclusive Zone | No daily price shown on O2's pages. Check My O2 before you travel | |
Cheapest for a typical week: EE's £40 pass, just ahead of Three's £42 pass. Over two weeks, EE's 15-day pass at £60 beats Three's £84. Vodafone's daily rate works out dearest across a full trip. A 3 GB, 15-day SimSwift plan is $5.49, about £4.10, and 5 GB for 30 days is $8.49, about £6.34.
Three's pass prices come from its price guide for plans taken from 18 December 2025. Three Complete plans include roaming in every Go Roam band, Morocco included, so check your plan in My3 first. Vodafone lists Morocco outside Global Roam, so its Xtra Global Roam plans do not cover it.
Pound figures use European Central Bank reference rates for 6 November 2026 (USD 1.1165 and GBP 0.83415 per euro), so $1 is about £0.747. A UK network's daily charge covers calls and texts on your own number, which a data-only eSIM does not. To avoid it, keep your UK SIM on for bank texts, turn data roaming off on that line and use the eSIM for data. Our guides to Vodafone roaming and Three Go Roam explain the setup.
Hotspot rules
Hotspot is where plans differ most. SimSwift says hotspot sharing works on most of its plans. Holafly allows you to share 1 GB per day, so a 7-day plan includes up to 7 GB of shareable data. Yesim says hotspot "depends on operator." Airalo's Morocco page did not state a hotspot policy when we checked, so ask before buying if you plan to tether a laptop.
Limitations to know before you buy
- No phone number. SimSwift and Holafly both state their Morocco eSIMs are data-only, with no local number for calls or SMS. Airalo's and Yesim's Morocco pages did not list a phone number either. Keep your home SIM for texts and use internet calling.
- Your phone must be unlocked and eSIM-compatible. A carrier-locked phone will not accept the profile.
- Daily plans slow down. On SimSwift's daily plan, speed drops to a minimum of 384 Kbps after the day's high-speed data. Holafly says a fair usage policy may slow speeds for up to one day.
- Validity starts on connection. SimSwift plans start counting when the eSIM first connects to a network in Morocco. You must activate within 180 days of purchase.
Who should choose a different provider
SimSwift suits light and moderate users who want a low fixed price. It is not the best fit for everyone:
- Heavy streamers on a long trip: a flat unlimited plan from Holafly avoids the daily slowdown, if you accept its 1 GB daily hotspot limit.
- Travellers who want more than one network: Holafly lists all three Moroccan operators, while our plan lists Orange Morocco.
- Anyone who needs a local number: buy a prepaid SIM from Maroc Telecom, Orange or inwi instead. A travel eSIM cannot receive local calls or SMS.
If a fixed-data plan suits your trip, you can compare every option on our Morocco eSIM page.
FAQ
How much data do I need for 7 days in Morocco?
As a rough guide, 1 GB to 3 GB covers a week of maps, messaging and social media. If you upload a lot of video or use your phone as a hotspot, plan for 5 GB or more. Checking last month's usage on your own phone gives the most reliable estimate.
Which network is best in Morocco for an eSIM?
Maroc Telecom, Orange Maroc and inwi all run national 4G networks and launched 5G in November 2025. Coverage is strong in cities and weaker in remote mountain and desert areas. Check which network your eSIM uses before you travel to rural regions.
Can I use hotspot with a Morocco eSIM?
Usually yes, but the rules vary. SimSwift supports hotspot on most plans, and Holafly limits sharing to 1 GB per day. Confirm the policy before you buy if you need to tether a laptop.
Does a Morocco eSIM come with a phone number?
No. SimSwift and Holafly state their Morocco eSIMs are data-only, and the other plans compared here list no phone number. You can still call and message through WhatsApp, FaceTime or similar apps, and keep your home SIM active for texts.
When should I install my Morocco eSIM?
Install it at home on Wi-Fi a day or two before you fly. SimSwift's plan validity only starts when the eSIM connects to a network in Morocco, so installing early does not use up days.
How much does UK roaming cost in Morocco?
On 8 November 2026, a week cost £40 on EE's pass, £42 on Three's pass and £56 on Vodafone's £8 daily rate. Morocco is outside the Europe allowance on all four networks, and O2 does not include it in its Travel Bolt On. A 3 GB, 15-day eSIM costs $5.49, about £4.10.