Maroc Telecom eSIM
Maroc Telecom is one of Morocco’s three mobile networks. It sells eSIMs at the price of a SIM card, online or in its shops, with offers for visitors. Our local Morocco plans run on another network, Orange Maroc, and are bought online and installed before you fly.
Short answer
Maroc Telecom sells eSIMs at the same price as its SIM cards, through its e-boutique, where the QR code arrives by email, or in its shops, and its eSIM page lists visitor offers from 70 dirhams for 1 GB to 200 dirhams for 45 GB over 30 days. BaobabSIM does not sell Maroc Telecom lines: our local Morocco plans run on Orange Maroc, and our regional plans roam on a partner network.
Facts checked 31 October 2026
About Maroc Telecom
Maroc Telecom’s legal name is Itissalat Al-Maghrib, which is why its website is iam.ma. The UAE’s e&, formerly Etisalat, controls 53% of it and the Moroccan state holds 22%. Its Moov Africa subsidiaries run networks in ten other African countries, and the group counted 77 million customers in 2025. It launched 5G on 7 November 2025, the same day as Orange Maroc and inwi.
Maroc Telecom’s eSIM or ours
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Visitor eSIM offers
Essentiel Social Media at 70 dirhams for 1 GB, Essentiel at 120 dirhams for 20 GB and Essentiel Plus at 200 dirhams for 45 GB, each for 30 days, or Essentiel Max at 320 dirhams with unlimited internet for 14 days.
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Online or in a shop
Maroc Telecom sells its eSIM on its e-boutique, sending the QR code and PIN by email, or in its shops; Marrakech and Casablanca airports have counters for Morocco’s networks.
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Our plan on Orange Maroc
Our local Morocco plans are lines on Orange Maroc’s own network, bought online and installed at home, and connect as a Moroccan line when you land.
Morocco’s three networks
Morocco has three mobile networks, and all three launched 5G in the main cities on 7 November 2025. Our local plans run on Orange Maroc.
Maroc Telecom
The network whose legal name is Itissalat Al-Maghrib, which is why its website is iam.ma. It sells prepaid SIM cards and eSIMs in its shops.
Orange Maroc
Our plans run here
Run by Médi Telecom, known as Méditel until December 2016. Our Morocco plans are lines on this network.
inwi
Run by Wana Corporate. It sells prepaid SIM cards, and an eSIM pack in its own shops.
Questions about Maroc Telecom eSIMs
Can a visitor get a Maroc Telecom eSIM?
Yes. Maroc Telecom’s eSIM page has offers for visitors, from 70 dirhams for 1 GB to 200 dirhams for 45 GB, each for 30 days, sold on its e-boutique or in its shops. In Morocco a prepaid line is registered to its buyer’s ID, which for a visitor is a passport.
How much does a Maroc Telecom eSIM cost?
The eSIM itself costs the same as a Maroc Telecom SIM card, Maroc Telecom says. Its visitor offers run from Essentiel Social Media at 70 dirhams to Essentiel Max at 320 dirhams for 14 days of unlimited internet.
Is a BaobabSIM eSIM a Maroc Telecom line?
No. Our local Morocco plans run on Orange Maroc’s network, and our Africa regional plans roam on a partner network, whose name your phone shows once connected. They are bought online and installed before you fly.
Does Maroc Telecom have 5G?
Yes. Maroc Telecom, Orange Maroc and inwi launched 5G on 7 November 2025, starting with the main cities, and by the end of March 2026 the regulator counted 44% of the population covered.
Why is Maroc Telecom’s website iam.ma?
Its legal name is Itissalat Al-Maghrib, and iam stands for it. Maroc Telecom is the name it trades under.
Sources
- Maroc Telecom, eSIM
- Maroc Telecom, the group
- Maroc Telecom, subsidiaries and holdings
- Arab News, Maroc Telecom’s shareholders (25 June 2025)
- Morocco’s government portal, 5G rolled out (10 November 2025)
- FNH, 5G in Morocco, citing ANRT (18 July 2026)
- Agence Ecofin, prepaid SIM identification required by ANRT (4 April 2014)