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Morocco is Marrakesh, the desert, Fez, and the coast. An eSIM matters in the medina, where it is easy to get lost without a map.
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| eSIM | Home roaming | Airport SIM | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | Shown on the plan card before you pay | Billed by your home operator | Set at the airport counter |
| Setup | QR code before the flight | Usually already on the phone | Queue after landing |
| Your number | Home number stays for calls and SMS | Same number, data often expensive | A local number you may not need |
Where you fly and how many GB. Price shows at once.
By bank card. After successful payment, your QR code is sent by email and appears in your account.
Use Wi‑Fi to install. Follow the instructions for your plan.
Enable eSIM data and roaming as your plan instructions explain. The validity period starts when the plan is activated.
Type C and E plugs, 220 V.
City taxis with a meter. Between cities, the ONCF train.
Bargaining is normal in the medina. Tips are small and frequent.
No checked rule
We do not have a checked rule for this passport. Confirm the entry rules with the embassy before you travel.
Reference information, not legal advice. Entry rules change.
A camp at the edge of the dunes usually has a network. Deep in the erg it may not.
Install the eSIM from the QR code on Wi-Fi before you fly. Turn the data line on after you land. The plan card says when the validity starts.
Raqoon plans usually allow a personal hotspot. Turn on the modem for the eSIM line in the phone settings.
You do not need a passport to buy on the site. The QR code arrives in your account and by email after payment.
No. Your home number stays for calls and SMS. Data goes through the eSIM.
Yes, a full refund until the eSIM is installed. After installation the plan cannot be returned or exchanged.