Morocco – also known as Al Maghreb, is mostly famous for the Sahara Desert. It is also, together with Algeria, the country with the largest Berber community.
The country is also known for various stunning Mosques, such as the Hassan II Mosque, its mint tea, and architecture.
And if you are a good swimmer, you can even swim from Tarifa (Spain) to Eddalya (Morocco), but I would not recommend trying (it would be a 10 km swim – good luck).
Thrilling nightlife, fabulous beaches, and incredible deserts, there is a lot to do and see in Morocco. And you probably want to share your experiences online.
Before doing so, be aware that international roaming can be expensive. You are better off using local SIM cards, like a Moroccan one, to enjoy local rates – almost always cheaper than international roaming.
But how cheap are SIM cards in Morocco?
You can get a Moroccan SIM card for 20 MAD or 50 MAD from Inwi or 30 MAD from Maroc Telecom and Orange in their stores. SIM cards are also sold at various airports, Agadir – Al Massira Airport (AGA), Casablanca-Mohammed V International Airport (CMN) & Marrakesh Menara Airport (RAK)
Those are some low prices!
If you have been to Northern Africa before, you know that mobile data is cheap. If you have not been to this region or did not know about this yet – now you know.
As always, there are quite some things to know before getting a Moroccan SIM card.
In this guide, I will go over everything you need to know about buying a SIM card in Morocco. Let's go.
Original publication: 14th of June 2021. Last updated: 19th of May 2022.
Table of Contents
Can You Buy a SIM Card in Morocco?
Anyone living or visiting Morocco can buy a Moroccan SIM card without restrictions.
You do have to comply with the SIM card registration regulations.
- Find out which countries have a SIM card registration regulations and what is required from you (lookup tool)
Moreover, you need a phone that supports the frequencies used in the country (preferably all of them to have the most optimal experience while in Morocco).
Furthermore, you need to have a SIM-lock-free device.
Where Can You Buy a SIM Card in Morocco?
You can get a Moroccan SIM card in Maroc Telecom, Orange & Inwi stores. Resellers, like tobacco stores, also sell SIM cards. They are also sold at Agadir – Al Massira Airport (AGA), Casablanca-Mohammed V International Airport (CMN) & Marrakesh Menara Airport (RAK).
You can expect to pay the the following for Moroccan SIM cards:
- Maroc Telecom: 30 MAD
- Orange Morocco: 30 MAD
- Inwi: 20 MAD & 50 MAD
For up-to-date MAD:your currency (let's say EUR) exchange rates, use the Wise Currency Converter tool.
- Find out how much SIM cards cost in every country, including data-only SIM cards and tourist SIM cards, offered by each mobile operator + information about starter benefits (lookup tool)
Can You Use Your Phone in Morocco?
Morocco uses GSM technology for mobile communications. CDMA phones will not work in Morocco. If your phone has a SIM card slot, then it supports GSMA (99% of the phones do support GSM nowadays).
Traditional European frequencies are used in Morocco, which are mostly used in ITU Regions 1 and 3 (Africa, Asia (including the Middle East), Europe & Oceania).
The Americas (North-, Central– & South America + the Caribbean – ITU Region 2) use American frequencies, which differ from the European ones.
If you bought your phone in Africa, Asia, Europe, or Oceania (ITU regions 1 and 3), you should not experience any issues with using your phone in Morocco.
If you purchased your phone in the Americas (ITU Region 2) and have a low/medium-end device (without Tri-Band or Quad-Band) support, then there is a possibility you cannot use your phone when in Morocco or can only use slower networks (3G or 2G).
If you have a medium/high-end device with Tri-Band or Quad-Band support, you can use your phone in Morocco (to some extent) – also on 4G/LTE.
Mobile Operators, Networks & Frequencies in Morocco
Morocco has three mobile network operators:
- Maroc Telecom
- Orange Morocco
- Inwi
The following frequencies are used in Morocco:
- 2G: 900 MHz
- 3G: 900 MHz & 2100 MHz
- 4G/LTE: 800 MHz (Band 20), 1800 MHz (Band 3) & 2600 MHz (Band 7)
You can learn more about frequencies in the video below.
To check whether your phone will work in Morocco, check out this page by Will My Phone Work (may be outdated or inaccurate at times).
Again, make sure your phone is unlocked. Otherwise, you will not be able to use any SIM card except the one from your home operator (meaning you have to roam internationally or buy another unlocked phone that does support the frequencies listed above).
If you want to learn how international roaming works, this guide explains it in-depth. If you wonder why it is often so expensive to roam, this article explains the hidden reason they do not want you to know.
A Note about Coverage in Western Sahara
Morocco claims the territory of Western Sahara. However, it is regarded as a disputed territory by many.
Nevertheless, the Moroccan operators do provide coverage in Western Sahara.
However, as Western Sahara is sparsely populated, mobile coverage is sparse too.
The larger cities like Laayoune, Dakhla & Paayoune Plage have good coverage.
Some smaller cities, towns, and villages may have coverage, but it will be on 3G or 2G.
Speeds will be much slower in Western Sahara than in mainland Morocco.
So any SIM card mentioned in this guide can be used in Western Sahara as if you were in Morocco.
VoLTE & VoWiFi in Morocco
VoLTE (Voice over LTE (4G) – also known as HD Voice) is not available in Morocco – the same counts for VoWiFi (Voice over WiFi – also known as WiFi calling).
This means that your phone will downgrade to 2G or 3G when making a call in Morocco (unlike mobile operators that do support VoLTE – then you can still use 4G/LTE while calling).
VoWiFi is, as the name implies, calling on a WiFi connection as opposed to on a cellular network.
5G NR in Morocco
5G NR is not available in Morocco as of 2022, and the Moroccan government has not made any indications of when they will auction 5G NR licenses. However, both Maroc Telecom and Inwi held 5G NR trials in the past.
Best SIM Card in Morocco
If you want to buy the best SIM card in Morocco, I recommend going with Maroc Telecom or Inwi. Maroc Telecom has the best coverage and the fastest speeds. Inwi's network and speed performance are not bad either, and it is, on average, cheaper than Maroc Telecom.
- Find out about the best local SIM cards in every country (lookup tool)
Best eSIM in Morocco
Orange Morocco offers eSIMs to prepaid customers.
However, it is not one of the mobile operators I recommend.
While Maroc Telecom also has eSIMs, they are not offered to prepaid customers (Jawal).
Inwi has no eSIMs at all – not even for postpaid customers.
However, you can get the Morocco (Choukran) eSIM from Airalo with 1 GB of data valid for 7 days.
With this eSIM, you can skip the Morocco's SIM card registration scheme entirely and use it immediately upon arriving in Morocco!
- Find out about the best local eSIMs, travel eSIMs & travel SIM cards for every country (lookup tool)
SIM Card Registration in Morocco
SIM card registration, with the use of your passport information, is mandatory in Morocco. This will be done at the point of sale. Moreover, photos of you will be taken as part of the registration process.
- Find out which countries have a SIM card registration regulations and what is required from you (lookup tool)
Morocco Mobile Speeds, Mobile Internet Prices & Insights
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Currency in Morocco
Morocco uses the Morrocan Dirham with the symbol MAD (which will be used throughout this guide).
However, prices are often listed as just Dh. For example, 25 MAD = 25 Dh.
For reference, below are some exchange rates between MAD and USD (US Dollars):
- 1 MAD = 0.10 USD
- 10 MAD = 1 USD
- 100 MAD = 10 USD
- 1000 MAD = 99.75 USD
For up-to-date MAD:your currency (let's say EUR – Euro) exchange rates, use the Wise Currency Converter tool.
If your credit/debit card charges you foreign exchange fees, get yourself a Wise Borderless Account and Debit Card.
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Moroccan Prepaid SIM Cards
Below, I will guide you through Maroc Telecom, Orange Morocco & Inwi, and go through:
- Background information
- Mobile coverage
- SIM card types, prices, and availability
- Recharge / top-up information
- Combo plans, data plans, and special packs (such as social media packs)
With that being said, let’s see what Morocco has to offer to us.
Maroc Telecom
Maroc Telecom (اتصالات المغرب), also known as Ittisalat Al Maghrib (IAM), is the largest mobile operator in Morocco.
It is the best Moroccan mobile operator in all aspects – at least ,that is according to Opensignal.
Maroc Telecom's prepaid brand is called Jawal, which is why you will see me refer to both brands as Maroc Telecom/Jawal.
Maroc Telecom is owned by the Morrocan government and Etisalat from the United Arab Emirates.
Moreover, Maroc Telecom, as a company, is active in various other French-speaking African nations as Moov.
Maroc Telecom uses the following frequencies:
- 2G: 900 MHz & 1800 MHz
- 3G: 2100 MHz
- 4G/LTE: 800 MHz (Band 20), 1800 MHz (Band 3), 2100 MHz (Band 1) & 2600 MHz (Band 7)
- 5G NR: N/A – not announced yet
- VoLTE: No
- VoWiFi: No
This is what you will learn about Maroc Telecom:
* Coverage
* How to Get a Maroc Telecom SIM Card & SIM Card Price
* Topping Up Options & Methods + Balance Check
* Plans & Packages
* APN/Internet Settings
Coverage – Maroc Telecom
Maroc Telecom has the best coverage in Morocco.
This was also confirmed by Opensignal.
Below is Maroc Telecom's coverage map:
SIM Card Price – Maroc Telecom
You can get a Maroc Telecom SIM card, called Jawal, for 30 MAD in Maroc Telecom stores. SIM cards are also sold, or often given away for free, at Casablanca-Mohammed V International Airport (CMN).
- Find out how much SIM cards cost in every country, including data-only SIM cards and tourist SIM cards, offered by each mobile operator + information about starter benefits (lookup tool)
While Maroc Telecom does have eSIMs, they are (currently) not offered to prepaid customers (Jawal).
Therefore, if you wish to use an eSIM, you can go with the Morocco (Choukran) eSIM from Airalo (1 GB/7 days).
- Find out about the best local eSIMs, travel eSIMs & travel SIM cards for every country (lookup tool)
Be aware that there is no VoLTE nor VoWiFi with Maroc Telecom.
Dial #111# to access the Maroc Telecom/Jawal menu.
Top-Up, Recharge & Balance Check – Maroc Telecom
Maroc Telecom/Jawal top-up vouchers are sold in Maroc Telecom stores, grocery stores, corner shops & electronics shops throughout Morocco.
The following (online) top-up options are available:
- 10 MAD
- 20 MAD
- 30 MAD
- 50 MAD
- 100 MAD
- 200 MAD
To top up your Maroc Telecom SIM card, text the VoucherCode to 555, dial #555#VoucherCode#, or dial #111# and follow the instructions.
For example, if your voucher code is 123456, you would text 123456 to 555 or dial #555#123456#.
You can also tell the salesperson how much credit you want, your phone number, pay, and they will top up your SIM card with the POS system.
You can also recharge online with (international) debit and credit cards.
Dial #580# to check your Maroc Telecom balance.
The same can be done by calling 580 or sending a blank SMS (or whatever, like a dot, if your phone does not allow you to send a blank SMS) to 580.
However, you will be charged 1 MAD per inquiry when you do so.
You can also top up and check your balance for free on the Mon Escape MT (My Escape MT) app (Android/iOS).
Packages, Plans, Bundles & Offers – Maroc Telecom
Maroc Telecom/Jawal has four data-featured plans:
- Jawal Pass/Pass *2 (combo)
- Pass * 5 (combo)
- Jawal Internet Pass/Pass * 3 (data)
- Pass * 6 (data)
Click on the links above to jump to the plan you are interested in.
Jawal Pass/Pass *2 – Maroc Telecom
The Jawal Pass are combo plans with data (without 5G NR access), minutes & SMS.
Dial the VoucherCode*2 (123456*2) to activate Jawal Pass:
| Price | Data | Local Minutes | Validity |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5 MAD | 25 MB | 25 minutes | 7 days |
| 10 MAD | 60 MB | 50 minutes | 7 days |
| 20 MAD | 250 MB | 90 minutes | 7 days |
| 25 MAD | 1 GB | 60 minutes | 14 days |
| 30 MAD | 180 MB | 150 minutes | 14 days |
| 50 MAD | 1 GB | 180 minutes | 1 month |
| 100 MAD | 5 GB | 180 minutes | 1 month |
Pass * 5 – Maroc Telecom
The Pass * 5 are combo plans with data (without 5G NR access), minutes & SMS.
Dial the VoucherCode*5 (123456*5) to activate Pass * 5:
| Price | Data | Local Minutes | International Minutes | Local SMS | Validity |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5 MAD | 400 MB | 24 minutes | 15 minutes | 100 SMS | 7 days |
| 10 MAD | 800 MB | 48 minutes | 30 minutes | 200 SMS | 10 days |
| 20 MAD | 1.6 GB | 96 minutes | 60 minutes | 400 SMS | 14 days |
| 50 MAD | 4.1 GB | 240 minutes | 150 minutes | 1000 SMS | 1 month |
| 100 MAD | 8.2 GB | 480 minutes | 300 minutes | 2000 SMS | 1 month |
Jawal Internet Pass/Pass * 3 – Maroc Telecom
The Jawal Internet Pass / Pass * 3 are data plans (without 5G NR access).
Dial the VoucherCode*3 (123456*3) or text the VoucherCode to 555 to activate Jawal Internet Pass / Pass * 3:
| Price | Data | Validity |
|---|---|---|
| 5 MAD | 500 MB | 1 day |
| 10 MAD | 1 GB | 3 days |
| 20 MAD | 2 GB | 7 days |
| 25 MAD | 2.5 GB | 7 days |
| 30 MAD | 3 GB | 14 days |
| 50 MAD | 5 GB | 1 month |
| 100 MAD | 10 GB | 1 month |
| 200 MAD | 20 GB | 2 months |
Pass * 6 – Maroc Telecom
The Pass * 6 are data plans (without 5G NR access).
Dial the VoucherCode*6 (123456*6) to activate Pass * 6:
| Price | Data | Validity |
|---|---|---|
| 5 MAD | 500 MB | 7 days |
| 10 MAD | 1 GB | 15 days |
| 20 MAD | 2 GB | 30 days |
| 30 MAD | 3 GB | 30 days |
APN/Internet Settings – Maroc Telecom
- Name: Maroc Telecom
- APN: iamgors.ma
Note: leave anything not mentioned above untouched.
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Orange Morocco (أورنج المغرب – formerly Méditel)
Orange Morocco/Maroc (أورنج المغرب), just Orange and formerly Méditel, is the second-largest mobile operator in Morocco.
Orange, as a company, is active in other countries in Africa, the Caribbean, Europe & the Middle East.
Orange uses the following frequencies:
- 2G: 900 MHz
- 3G: 900 MHz & 2100 MHz
- 4G/LTE: 800 MHz (Band 20), 1800 MHz (Band 3) & 2600 MHz (Band 7)
- 5G NR: N/A – not announced yet
- VoLTE: No
- VoWiFi: No
This is what you will learn about Orange:
* Coverage
* How to Get an Orange SIM Card & SIM Card Price
* Topping Up Options & Methods + Balance Check
* Plans & Packages
* APN/Internet Settings
Coverage – Orange Morocco (formerly Méditel)
Orange has the worst coverage throughout Morocco.
Although it claims it has the best 4G/LTE network and coverage, its coverage lacks behind Maroc Telecom and even Inwi – the smallest mobile operator in Morocco.
Below is Orange's coverage map:
SIM Card Price – Orange Morocco (formerly Méditel)
You can get an Orange SIM card for 30 MAD in Orange stores. SIM cards are also sold, or often given away for free, at Agadir – Al Massira Airport (AGA), Casablanca-Mohammed V International Airport (CMN) & Marrakesh Menara Airport (RAK).
Be aware that there is no VoLTE nor VoWiFi with Orange.
Dial #555*1*2# to see your Orange phone number.
Top-Up, Recharge & Balance Check – Orange Morocco (formerly Méditel)
Orange Morocco top-up vouchers are sold in Orange stores, grocery stores, corner shops & electronics shops throughout Morocco.
To top up your Orange Morocco SIM card, call 555 and enter the VoucherCode.
You can also tell the salesperson how much credit you want, your phone number, pay, and they will top up your SIM card with the POS system.
You can also recharge online with (international) debit and credit cards.
Dial #554# or call 5544 to check your Orange Morocco balance.
You can also top up and check your balance on the Orange et moi Maroc (Orange and me Morocco) app (Android/iOS).
Packages, Plans, Bundles & Offers – Orange Morocco (formerly Méditel)
Orange has five data-featured plans:
- Les Recharges Tout en un/All In One Refill (data/calls/minutes – can only choose one benefit)
- Les Recharges Dirhams Multiples/Multiple Dirham Recharges (combo)
- Les Recharge Appels/Recharge Calls (combo)
- Les Recharges Internet/Internet Recharges (as the name suggests)
- Les Recharges Réseaux Sociaux/Social Media Recharges (as the name implies)
Click on the links above to jump to the plan you are interested in.
Les Recharges Tout en un (All In One Refill) Plans – Orange Morocco (formerly Méditel)
The Les Recharges Tout en un (All In One Refill) plans are packages allowing you to choose if you want data, local minutes, international, or local SMS – you can select one benefit only.
Dial the VoucherCode*5 (123456*5) to activate Les Recharges Tout en un:
| Price | Data | Local Minutes | International Minutes 1 | Local SMS | Validity |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5 MAD | 500 MB | 30 minutes | 6 minutes | 100 SMS | 7 days |
| 10 MAD | 1 GB | 60 minutes | 12 minutes | 200 SMS | 7 days |
| 20 MAD | 2 GB | 120 minutes | 24 minutes | 400 SMS | 7 days |
| 50 MAD | 5 GB | 300 minutes | 46 minutes | 1000 SMS | 30 days |
| 100 MAD | 10 GB | 600 minutes | 90 minutes | 2000 SMS | 30 days |
1 to zone 1 countries: Alaska, Andorra, Anguilla, Antigua & Barbuda, the Bahamas, Bangladesh, Barbados, Belgium, Bhutan, the British Virgin Islands, Brunei, Cambodia, Canada, the Cayman Islands, China, Cyprus, the Czech Republic, Denmark, Dominica, Finland, France, Germany, Gibraltar, Greece, Grenada, Guadeloupe, Hawaii, Hong Kong, Hungary, India, Ireland, Japan, Kazakhstan, Laos, Macau, Malaysia, Malta, Martinique, Mexico, Monaco, Mongolia, Montserrat, Myanmar (Burma), Nepal, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Pakistan, the Philippines, Poland, Portugal, Réunion, Romania, Saint Kitts & Nevis, Saint Lucia, Saint Martin, Saint Vincent & the Grenadines, Singapore, South Korea, Spain, Sri Lanka, Sweden, Taiwan, Tajikistan, Thailand, Trinidad & Tobago, Turkey, Turkmenistan, the Turks and Caicos Islands, the United Kingdom, the United States, Uzbekistan & Vietnam
Les Recharges Dirhams Multiples (Multiple Dirham Recharges) Plans – Orange Morocco (formerly Méditel)
The Les Recharges Dirhams Multiples (Multiple Dirham Recharges) plans are combo bundles with credit and data (without 5G NR access).
The following Les Recharges Dirhams Multiples are available:
| Price | Credit | Data |
|---|---|---|
| 5 MAD | 75 MAD (3 months) | 75 MB (7 days) |
| 10 MAD | 150 MAD (3 months) | 150 MB (7 days) |
| 20 MAD | 300 MAD (3 months) | 300 MB (7 days) |
| 30 MAD | 750 MAD (3 months) | 300 MB (7 days) |
| 50 MAD | 1250 MAD (3 months) | 500 MB (7 days) |
| 100 MAD | 2500 MAD (3 months) | 1000 MB (7 days) |
| 200 MAD | 5000 MAD (3 months) | 2000 MB (7 days) |
Les Recharge Appels (Recharge Calls) Plans – Orange Morocco (formerly Méditel)
The Les Recharge Appels (Recharge Calls) plans are combo bundles with data (without 5G NR access) and minutes.
Dial the VoucherCode*1 (123456*1) or text the VoucherCode to 555 to activate Les Recharge Appels:
| Price | Data | Local Minutes | Validity |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5 MAD | 10 MB | 30 minutes | 7 days |
| 10 MAD | 20 MB | 60 minutes | 7 days |
| 20 MAD | 500 MB | 90 minutes | 7 days |
| 50 MAD | N/A | 300 minutes | 30 days |
| 100 MAD | N/A | 600 minutes | 30 days |
Les Recharges Internet (Internet Recharges) Plans – Orange Morocco (formerly Méditel)
The Les Recharges Internet (Internet Recharges) plans are data bundles (without 5G NR access).
Dial the VoucherCode*3 (123456*3) to activate Les Recharges Internet:
| Price | Data | Validity |
|---|---|---|
| 5 MAD | 500 MB | 1 day |
| 10 MAD | 1 GB | 3 days |
| 20 MAD | 2 GB | 7 days |
| 50 MAD | 5 GB | 30 days |
| 100 MAD | 10 GB | 30 days |
The Les Recharges Réseaux Sociaux (Social Media Recharges) plans are social media data bundles for Facebook, Facebook Messenger, Instagram, Snapchat & WhatsApp. They can be purchased as standalone plans.
Dial the VoucherCode*6 (123456*6) to activate Les Recharges Réseaux Sociaux:
| Price | Social Media Data 1 | Validity |
|---|---|---|
| 5 MAD | 100 MB | 3 days |
| 10 MAD | 300 MB | 7 days |
| 20 MAD | 1 GB | 15 days |
| 30 MAD | 2 GB | 30 days |
APN/Internet Settings – Orange Morocco (formerly Méditel)
- Name: Orange
- APN: internet.orange.ma
Note: leave anything not mentioned above untouched.
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Inwi
Inwi, formerly known as Wana, is the smallest operator in Morocco.
However, it may be the most innovative because it was the first operator to offer VoLTE (Voice over LTE).
Inwi uses the following frequencies:
- 2G: 900 MHz
- 3G: 2100 MHz
- 4G/LTE: 800 MHz (Band 20), 1800 MHz (Band 3) & 2600 MHz (Band 7)
This is what you will learn about Inwi:
* Coverage
* How to Get an Inwi SIM Card & SIM Card Price
* Topping Up Options & Methods + Balance Check
* Plans & Packages
* APN/Internet Settings
Coverage – Inwi
Inwi has great coverage throughout Morocco.
Its 4G/LTE coverage is slightly worse than Maroc Telecom's but better than Orange Morocco's.
Below is Inwi's coverage map:
SIM Card Price – Inwi
You can get an Inwi SIM card for 20 MAD with 20 MAD in credit in Inwi stores and other stores, including tobacco stores, phone shops, and electronic stores. It is also possible to get an Inwi data-only SIM card for 50 MAD with 5 GB valid for 14 days.
Dial *120# to access the Inwi menu.
Inwi SIM cards get deactivated if there has been no activity for 1 year (no top-up for 1 year or no activity for 1 year).
Top-Up, Recharge & Balance Check – Inwi
Inwi top-up vouchers are sold in Inwi stores and other places, such as kiosks, convenience stores, and grocery stores.
The following top-up options are available:
- 10 MAD
- 20 MAD
- 30 MAD
- 50 MAD
- 100 MAD
To top up your Inwi SIM card, dial *120# and follow the instructions.
You can also tell the salesperson how much credit you want, your phone number, pay, and they will top up your SIM card with the POS system.
Dial *120*20# or call 120 (menu in French) to check your Inwi balance.
You can also recharge online with (international) debit and credit cards.
You can also use the My Inwi app to refill and check your balance (Android/iOS).
Packages, Plans, Bundles & Offers – Inwi
Inwi has four data-featured plans, which are:
- Recharge Dirhams (combo)
- Recharge Koulchi (combo)
- Recharge Internet 4G (data-only)
- Recharge Réseaux Sociaux/Social Media Recharge (social media data-only)
All Inwi plans can be activated by dialing *120#.
Click on the links above to jump to the plan you are interested in.
Recharge Dirhams – Inwi
The Recharge Dirhams is a combo plan that multiplies your recharge up to 20 times and gives you data.
You can get one of the following Recharge Dirhams plans:
| Price | Credit | Data | Validity |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10 MAD | 150 MAD | 150 MB | 90 days |
| 20 MAD | 300 MAD | 300 MB | 90 days |
| 25 MAD | 375 MAD | 375 MB | 90 days |
| 30 MAD | 450 MAD | 450 MB | 90 days |
| 50 MAD | 1000 MAD | 1 GB | 90 days |
| 100 MAD | 2000 MAD | 2 GB | 90 days |
| 150 MAD | 3000 MAD | 2 GB | 90 days |
| 200 MAD | 4000 MAD | 4 GB | 90 days |
| 500 MAD | 10 000 MAD | 4 GB | 90 days |
| 1000 MAD | 20 000 MAD | 4 GB | 90 days |
Recharge Koulchi – Inwi
The Recharge Koulchi is a flexible plan with data, minutes, and SMS. You can decide how to use your allowance, but you cannot use everything in full.
The following Recharge Koulchi plans are available:
| Price | Data | Local Minutes | International Minutes 1 | Local SMS | Validity |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10 MAD | 1 GB | 60 minutes | 7 minutes | 200 SMS | 7 days |
| 20 MAD | 2 GB | 120 minutes | 15 minutes | 400 SMS | 14 days |
| 30 MAD | 3 GB | 180 minutes | 22 minutes | 600 SMS | 14 days |
| 50 MAD | 5 GB | 300 minutes | 45 minutes | 1000 SMS | 30 days |
| 100 MAD | 10 GB | 600 minutes | 90 minutes | 2000 SMS | 30 days |
1 to zone 1 destinations:
Recharge Internet 4G – Inwi
The Recharge Internet 4G is a data-only plan.
The following Recharge Internet 4G plans can be bought:
| Price | Data | Validity |
|---|---|---|
| 10 MAD | 1 GB | 7 days |
| 20 MAD | 2 GB | 14 days |
| 25 MAD | 2.5 GB | 7 days |
| 30 MAD | 3 GB | 14 days |
| 50 MAD | 5 GB | 30 days |
| 100 MAD | 10 GB | 30 days |
The Recharge Réseaux Sociaux (Social Media Recharge) is a social media data plan for Facebook, Facebook Messenger, Instagram, Snapchat & WhatsApp.
The following Recharge Réseaux Sociaux are available:
| Price | Social Media Data 1 | Validity |
|---|---|---|
| 10 MAD | 1 GB | 7 days |
| 20 MAD | Unlimited | 30 days |
| 30 MAD | Unlimited | 30 days |
1 Facebook, Facebook Messenger, Instagram, Snapchat & WhatsApp
APN/Internet Settings – Inwi
- Name: Inwi
- APN: www.wana.ma
- Username: WANA
- Password: WANA
Note: leave anything not mentioned above untouched.
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Other Ways to Stay Connected When Traveling in Morocco
Getting a Moroccan SIM card is the best way to stay connected in the country.
However, for some, getting local SIM cards is not an option. For example, if you have a SIM-locked device.
Luckily, there are other ways to get online when in Morocco.
However, these methods may be more expensive than getting a SIM card from the local mobile operators.
International Roaming
International roaming is the most convenient way to stay connected when traveling in other countries because you do not have to buy a new SIM card, have to deal with SIM card registration regulations, nor have multiple phone numbers to deal with.
However, international roaming has proven to be expensive in many cases, especially compared to buying local SIM cards.
That is why many travelers are not fond of international roaming.
International roaming has its pros and cons. However, it is important to know how it works.
This in-depth guide explains it all.
Find out whether your mobile operator has attractive roaming rates for Morocco here.
Using an International SIM Card or Travel SIM Card
International SIM cards are SIM cards made for the traveler in mind.
Using them is often cheaper than international roaming. However, they are almost always more expensive than using a local SIM card.
There are many other advantages and disadvantages of getting international SIM cards, which you can learn about here.
Using a Mobile Hotspot (Pocket WIFI)
Mobile hotspots, or pocket WIFI, are small devices that connect to the local operators of the country you are visiting.
Mobile hotspots are ideal for families or those traveling in a large group, as they allow you to connect multiple devices to one hotspot without the need of each traveler having to buy a SIM card.
You can either buy a mobile hotspot or rent one.
Using Free WIFI Networks
Using free WIFI connections is the cheapest way to stay connected because they are free.
The major downside of trying to use WIFI hotspots is that you will have to locate them, and they are not available on every corner in Morocco.
Make sure to protect your internet traffic with a VPN so that hackers cannot steal your personal data.
The Preferred Way to Stay Connected When Traveling in Morocco
Getting a SIM card from Maroc Telecom or Inwi would do you well when considering a Moroccan SIM card.
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Check Out My Resource Page
Looking for the best companies and gadgets to enhance your travel experience?
Check out my travel resources page for the best companies to use when you travel!
Save money with international SIM cards, on plane tickets, bus rides, cruises & accommodation.
Besides that, I also list services and items I use to make my life easier – and I believe they will help you too!
Start Your Own Online Business – Make Money While Traveling
Do you want to learn how I started an online business that allows me to generate income while traveling?
In my starting an online business guide, I tell you which tools, services & products I have for this site and my YouTube channel.
If I can start a business about something I am passionate about (phone travel), then you can do it too!
Learn About Your Phone Travel Options
You can buy local prepaid SIM cards, international SIM cards, mobile hotspots, or roam internationally.
Each of these options has its pros and cons. Learn more about them, and find the best option for you.
Phone Travel Tips, Tricks & Hacks
I have written many articles with tips and hacks to save money on mobile costs while abroad. You surely want to check them out!
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Let's Be Social
Did you know that I have a YouTube channel covering everything you need to know about traveling with your phone?
A lot of useful videos are uploaded multiple times a week, and you do not want to miss out on them!
Learn More About Who Adu Actually Is
Who is the guy behind Phone Travel Wiz? Well, find out on the Ernest Adu about page!