If you are on EE and heading to Morocco, the key fact is simple: without a roaming pass you have no mobile data at all. EE puts Morocco in Zone 2 and sells three passes for it. We read EE's own Morocco roaming page on 13 November 2026. Here is what each pass costs, what it includes, and when a data eSIM works out cheaper.
The short answer
- 24-hour Zone 2 Pass: £8.
- 7-day Zone 2 Pass: £40.
- 15-day Zone 2 Pass: £60.
- Without a pass: no mobile data; calls £2.46 a minute and texts 98p on Pay Monthly.
EE's Zone 2 passes for Morocco
| Pass | Price | Length |
|---|---|---|
| 24-hour Zone 2 Pass | £8 | 24 hours |
| 7-day Zone 2 Pass | £40 | 7 days |
| 15-day Zone 2 Pass | £60 | 15 days |
Source: EE's roaming costs page for Morocco.
Each pass lets you use, in Morocco, your UK data allowance (subject to fair use), calls to local numbers and to the UK including voicemail, receiving calls, and texts to local and UK numbers. Not included: calls and texts to numbers in other countries, and picture messages.
How you buy a pass
For each pass, EE's Morocco page says you can only buy it once you arrive: EE texts you a link when you land, and the pass starts as soon as you add it. The same page also mentions pre-bookable passes for customers who log in, so check your account before you fly.
EE's own checklist before you go:
- Turn off WiFi Calling to avoid extra charges.
- Set your phone to automatic network selection.
- Text ROAMING to 150 (free) to check your line is set up to roam, and make sure data roaming is on in your phone.
- Set a Spend Cap to avoid surprises, and text BALANCE to 150 to track your allowance abroad.
Calls and texts without a pass
Without a pass, EE charges £2.46 a minute and 98p a text on Pay Monthly (£1.80 and 60p on Pay as you go). A ten-minute call home costs £24.60. With a pass, calls to the UK are included, which is the real strength of EE's offer.
EE or an eSIM: an honest comparison
| Trip | EE | eSIM Maroc |
|---|---|---|
| 1 day | £8 | €6 |
| 7 days | £40 | €24 |
| 15 days | £60 | €45 |
EE's passes have one clear advantage: your own number with UK calls and texts included, and your normal data allowance. An eSIM is data only. But on price, the eSIM is cheaper for every length of trip, and you do not need to wait for a text on landing. Many travellers combine both: the eSIM for data, and the EE SIM kept on for texts such as bank codes, with data roaming off on the EE line.
How the eSIM works alongside EE
- Before you fly, check your phone supports eSIM and install the QR code at home on Wi-Fi.
- On arrival, select the eSIM for mobile data and turn data roaming off on your EE line.
- Calls home go over WhatsApp or FaceTime on the eSIM's data.
Our Morocco eSIM plans give 1 GB a day at full 4G/5G speed, then 512 Kbps until the next day, never cut off, with hotspot allowed. For Vodafone, O2 and Three, see our UK networks in Morocco comparison.