Marrakesh eSIM

For a week of travel with maps, messages and email, the 1 GB plan for 7 days (RSD 780) is usually enough. With social media and video, expect to use 3 to 5 GB per week: the 5 GB plan for 30 days costs RSD 2,810. For heavy use or work, unlimited plans start at RSD 2,510 for 3 days.

The Marrakesh eSIM works on the Maroc Telecom and Orange networks, with up to 4G speeds where available.

The unlimited plan is regional: it works in 13 countries and its validity period starts when the eSIM connects to a network in any of them. On this plan, you get up to 4G on Orange.

No. Marrakesh eSIM plans are data only. WhatsApp stays on your usual number, and you can keep your primary SIM in your phone.

With maps, messages and email, expect to use about 1 GB per week: the 2 GB plan for 15 days costs RSD 1,360. With social media and video, it's more like 3 to 5 GB per week: the 10 GB plan for 30 days costs RSD 4,090. If you'd rather not track your usage, 15 days of unlimited data costs RSD 8,250.

An eSIM does the job of a local SIM card, but you install it before you fly, with nothing to pick up and no need to remove your primary SIM. Marrakesh eSIM plans start at RSD 780, and 30 days of unlimited data costs RSD 11,070 (RSD 369 per day). With roaming, you pay whatever your carrier charges; with the eSIM, you know the price before you travel.

On most plans, yes: you top up the same eSIM from your account or the Wavee app, with no new QR code and nothing to install. The top-up screen shows the plans that work with your eSIM.

Usually yes, but it depends on the plan and the local network. If it matters for your trip, talk to us before you buy.

You have up to 30 days after purchase to request a refund. If the eSIM has not been activated yet, we refund the full amount, whatever the reason (canceled trip, incompatible or locked phone). If it's activated but doesn't work, our support team helps you fix it; if we don't solve it within 10 days, we refund everything or the unused part.