Morocco travel guide
Emergency numbers, how to stay online, and the apps locals use. Save this page before you fly.
Emergency numbers
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Before you go
- You need a permit to bring a drone into Morocco. Drones without one are often taken at the airport.
Mobile data in Morocco
- Good 4G in Marrakech, Casablanca, Rabat, Fes, Tangier and other cities.
- Signal can be weak in the Atlas Mountains and the Sahara.
- Your eSIM connects as roaming on local networks, so turn on Data Roaming for it when you land. There are no extra roaming charges.
Useful apps
- inDrive: rides in big cities
- ONCF Voyages: train tickets, including the high-speed Al Boraq train
- Google Maps: directions and places
- Google Translate: Arabic and French, with camera translation
Good to know
- Police: call 19 in cities. Outside cities, call the Gendarmerie on 177. Ambulance and fire: 15.
- French is widely spoken, especially in cities.
Morocco eSIM plans
See all Morocco plans →Stay online from the moment you land
Install your eSIM at home on Wi-Fi. Your plan only starts when it first connects to a network in Morocco.
Get a Morocco eSIMChecked on 2026-10-22. Numbers and rules can change, so please check locally when you arrive. In a life-threatening emergency, call the local emergency number right away.