Orange, 1 GB, 7 days
1 GB7 days
$5.99$0.86 per day
- Type
- Local network
- Data
- 1 GB · data only
- Validity
- 7 days
- Hotspot
- Yes

Our local Morocco plans are lines on Orange Maroc, one of the country’s three networks. Bought online and installed at home, they connect as a Moroccan line when you land, with no shop to visit.
1 GB
7 days · data only

Short answer
An Orange Maroc eSIM from BaobabSIM is a prepaid, data-only line on Orange Maroc’s own network, so your phone connects in Morocco as a local line and not as roaming. Orange Maroc also sells a prepaid SIM or eSIM with 20 dirhams of credit included, registered to the buyer’s ID, which for a visitor is a passport. Ours is bought online and installed on Wi-Fi before you fly.
Facts checked 28 October 2026
The plans from our Morocco eSIM page that run on Orange. Every other plan, regional plans included, is on that page.
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Prices checked 10 November 2026 · Prices in US dollars. The total, tax included, is shown before you pay.
Orange Maroc is one of Morocco’s three mobile networks, beside Maroc Telecom and inwi, and was known as Méditel until December 2016. All three launched 5G on 7 November 2025, and Orange Maroc lists towns such as Essaouira, Chefchaouen, Ouarzazate and Zagora among those its 5G reaches. Coverage thins out in the desert and in remote High Atlas villages, as it does on every network.
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A local plan connects to Orange Maroc directly, as a Moroccan line. Going on to other African countries, a regional plan on the Morocco eSIM page covers several of them on one eSIM.
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Orange Maroc names towns from Essaouira to Zagora among those its 5G covers. Download offline maps before the desert and the High Atlas.
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The plan is data only, so your usual SIM stays in the phone for calls and texts. Messaging apps work over the eSIM’s data.
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.
Orange eSIM plansinwi
Run by Wana Corporate. It sells prepaid SIM cards, and an eSIM pack in its own shops.
Yes. Orange Maroc sells a prepaid SIM or eSIM with 20 dirhams of credit included, registered to the buyer’s ID, which for a visitor is a passport. Our local Morocco plans are Orange Maroc lines too, bought online before you fly, with no shop to visit.
A local line. Our local Morocco plans run on Orange Maroc’s own network, so your phone connects as an Orange line, not as a roaming visitor. Some phones still want the data roaming switch on for an eSIM line before mobile data starts: if it does not start when you land, turn it on for the eSIM line only.
Yes. Orange Maroc, Maroc Telecom and inwi launched 5G on 7 November 2025, and Orange Maroc lists Essaouira, Chefchaouen, Ouarzazate and Zagora among its 5G towns. Your phone needs to support 5G to use it.
Both are national networks, and both sell prepaid eSIMs, registered to the buyer’s ID, such as a passport. Our local plans run on Orange Maroc and are bought online before you fly. Each card shows the data, the days and the price per day, so plans compare directly.
No. The plans are data only: your usual SIM stays in the phone for calls and texts, and messaging apps work over the eSIM’s data.
Often, but not everywhere. Coverage is thinner in the desert and in remote High Atlas villages, and Wi-Fi in desert camps is often patchy, so download maps and offline translations before you leave the towns.