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Is there an unlimited eSIM for Morocco? What you really get

Updated on 24 August 2026

In short

There is no unlimited full-speed plan for Morocco. The daily pass provides 1 GB each day, then slows to 1 Mbps; 7 days costs €16.90. Choose a fixed 10 or 20 GB bundle if you would rather use the allowance whenever you need it.

Uploading desert photos at night can use more data than a full day of navigation. Scheduling that backup for riad Wi-Fi preserves the fixed bundle, while an offline map covers the no-signal stretch.

Morocco's daily pass continues at a reduced speed

Zas lists a Morocco daily pass: it renews a full-speed allowance and, after that is used, continues at the stated slower speed until the next reset. This is not unlimited full-speed data.

Fixed bundles can be distributed freely but end at exhaustion. Neither option removes Atlas or desert coverage gaps, so compare allowance, reduced speed, connection sharing, reset timing, validity and signal.

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Comparison table: Option, Data at available speed, Afterwards, Price
OptionData at available speedAfterwardsPrice
7-day daily pass1 GB/day1 Mbps until the next allowance€16.90
30 days · 20 GB20 GB totalPackage ends€36.99
Zas catalogue and the usage policy displayed with the plan. Reviewed on 24 August 2026.

Do not buy the word unlimited. Check how much data runs at normal speed, what happens afterwards and whether connection sharing is allowed. In Morocco, keep data for the medina and the return transfer.

Before flying: prepare these details

  • Find the full-speed allowance instead of relying on the word unlimited.
  • Check the reduced speed and when the allowance resets.
  • Confirm whether connection sharing is allowed and shares the same limit.
  • Keep the riad, guide or driver number outside one application.

Before entering the Atlas or continuing towards the desert, download the route, booking and guide's phone number. More data cannot help on a stretch with no signal. Neither a daily pass nor 20 GB replaces that preparation when the signal disappears.

Do 20 GB continue at a slower speed after use?

No. That fixed bundle ends at exhaustion. Reduced-speed continuation belongs to the separate daily pass after each day's allowance is used.

Does a large bundle guarantee internet in the Moroccan desert?

No. It adds allowance where Orange Morocco has service; a remote route still needs offline maps and contacts.

Is the eSIM for Morocco truly unlimited?

Not at full speed: it includes 1 GB each day, then slows to 1 Mbps until the next day.

What happens when I use the allowance?

The daily pass continues at 1 Mbps; fixed bundles end when their gigabytes are used.

Does sharing the connection use the plan faster?

It can. Your phone and every connected device draw from the same data balance.

See plans for my trip to Morocco

Prices can change. Before paying, you will always see the final amount and the plan terms.

Sources checked

  • Orange Morocco — mobile network and 5G rollout
  • ANRT — mobile subscriber identification
  • nPerf — Orange coverage map in Morocco
  • European Commission — countries covered by Roam Like at Home

Something off, or a price changed? Write to ayuda@zasesim.com and we'll fix it. Data when you land.

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