eSIM data plans for Morocco

Two ways to buy data here: a fixed allowance that lasts for a set number of days, or a daily unlimited allowance bought for the exact number of days of the trip.

Fixed data, extendable if needed

A fixed data plan is chosen by how much data the trip is likely to use rather than by how many days it covers. Ride-hailing apps are among the things that draw on this allowance alongside maps and messaging. Hotspot and tethering are included, so the same eSIM can share its connection with a laptop, tablet or another phone. If the data is used up before the validity window closes, a top-up restores it on the same eSIM, so a size picked at the start is not the final word on the trip.

Unlimited, by the day

The unlimited option is priced for a fixed number of days, so the decision is mostly about how many days of the trip need coverage rather than how much data to expect. It carries a fair use policy: past a daily amount, speed is reduced for the rest of that day. Tethering is included here too, which suits a trip where a laptop or a travel companion's device needs to share the same connection. This form tends to suit travellers who would rather plan around days than track a data balance.

When the clock starts

Validity begins with the first connection to a network in Morocco, not at the moment of purchase or installation. An eSIM can be installed before departure and left untouched until landing, since the days or gigabytes only start counting once it connects in the country.