+212 MoroccoNuméro virtuel au Maroc

Morocco virtual number for SMS codes, +212

A Morocco virtual number on VSIM is a real Moroccan +212 mobile number you rent for one SMS code, with no SIM card and no contract, from $0.09. Today Morocco ranks No. 4 in the world for Glovo and No. 9 for Signal. Only 12 of 152 apps have a measured Moroccan rate, so check your app’s glass before you buy.

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Atay +212Tap a glass: the tea level is its delivery rate

SignalExcellent

76% got the code

Price, paid once: $0.13
Tries per code: ≈ 1.3 tries

76% of recent orders on a Moroccan number got the code, No. 9 of 21 countries. Most orders get through.

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7 of these 12 glasses are poured: the tea level is the share of recent orders that got the code. An empty glass means no measured rate yet.

What should you know before you buy a Moroccan number?

Four brass lanterns over the souk, each lighting one live fact. Tap a lantern to light it and read the fact.

12 of 152 apps have a rateMost apps on +212 have too few recent orders for a measured rate. They still sell, with a full refund if no code comes.Read on
Signal 76%The best measured apps today: Signal 76%, Glovo 59%, Tinder 42%.Read on
Facebook $0.14No. 8 cheapest of 140 countries, though not yet measured here. Cheap is a refund-backed try.Read on
WhatsApp 4%Rarely delivered here. Canada delivers 63% for $2.64.Read on

Which Moroccan number do you actually need?

Searches for “Morocco phone number” mix four different products. Four petit taxis wait at the rank, each going to one of them. Wave one down and the driver tells you honestly whether VSIM sells it.

Oui, on y va. Yes, VSIM sells this.

A Moroccan number for one SMS code

You are signing up for an app and need a +212 number that receives the verification code now. That is what VSIM sells: pick the app, get a number, read the code on your order page, and get the full price back if no code arrives.

Check your app at the spice stall

Which apps get their code on a Moroccan number today?

At the spice stall each measured app is a cone, piled as high as its rate: the share of recent orders on Moroccan numbers that got the code. Mint green is half or more, saffron is 20 to 49%, paprika is under 20%. Only 12 of 152 apps have enough recent orders for a cone.

Weighed 23 Oct 2026, 14:45 UTC, refreshed every 15 minutes

139 more apps in the sack, not yet measuredIncluding Facebook, Instagram, Google, TikTok, Telegram, Snapchat. Each order is still refunded in full if no code comes.

$0.12$5.44

Facebook in Morocco: $0.14. Middle of the world: $0.24.

1.7× cheaper than the middle

Price rank, cheapest firstNo. 8 of 140

Delivered on +212not measured

Is a Moroccan number cheap next to the rest of the world?

In the souk the first price is never the last, so a shopper checks the fair price before agreeing. This dial does it for numbers: the needle is Morocco’s price for one code, the line is the middle price of every country selling the same app. For 19 of these 22 apps Morocco is at or below the middle, and for 5 it is in the cheapest tenth of the world.

A low price on an app with no measured rate is a cheap try, not a promise. If no code arrives, the price goes back to your balance and only your time is spent.

Same app, two Moroccan routes: which loom finishes the rug?

6 apps are sold on two Moroccan routes from different number pools. Each route is a loom, and the rug is woven as far as its route delivers: a finished rug is 100%, every code arriving. A loom with bare threads has no measured rate yet. VSIM’s order page puts you on the better loom by default.

Cheaper route

Price: $0.27
Delivered: No rate
Tries per code: unknown

Better route · VSIM default

Price: $0.83
Delivered: 59%
Tries per code: ≈ 1.7 tries

Glovo: the cheaper route has no measured rate yet; the other delivers 59%. Every miss is refunded on both routes, so the gap costs you time, not money.

Order Glovo on the better route

Is Morocco or a neighbour better for your app?

Nine tagines, one per country. Pick an app and each lid lifts as high as that country’s rate for it; the steam rises only from a pot that delivers half or more. A lid that stays shut has no measured rate, and a pot without a lid does not sell the app. Among the six African countries here, Morocco is No. 1 by apps that deliver half their codes.

1Portugal19
2Spain12
3France11
4Morocco2
5Tunisia1
6Algeria1
7Egypt0
8Senegal0
9Ivory Coast0
Apps that deliver 50%+ today

Signal: Morocco is No. 2 of 4 countries here with a measured rate

Portugal88% · $0.12
Morocco76% · $0.13
Spain71% · $0.62
France65% · $0.57
Egyptno rate · $0.15
Tunisiano rate · $0.15
Algeriano rate · $0.15
Senegalno rate · $0.15
Ivory Coastnot sold

Each cube is one number. White cubes are the numbers to plan for; the gold one sweetens the glass with the code. Cubes with no code are refunded.

How many numbers does one code take?

Moroccan mint tea is poured with sugar, cube after cube. Here every cube is one number: at a 25% rate you plan for about four before one brings the code.

≈ 1.3 tries for one Signal code

76% of recent orders got the code. You pay $0.13 per number; numbers with no code are refunded.

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Who orders a Moroccan number, and what arrives today?

Six reasons people order a +212 number, set out like babouches at a slipper stall. Try a pair on to see whether today’s code arrives for that app, and where to go if it does not.

Privacy firstA Signal account apart from your SIMSignal76%

You want a Signal account that is not tied to the number your family knows.
76% of recent orders on a Moroccan number got the code, No. 9 of 21 countries. Most orders get through.
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Food orderGlovo in Casablanca or MarrakechGlovo59%

You are visiting and want to order food without a Moroccan SIM yet.
59% of recent orders on a Moroccan number got the code, No. 4 of 11 countries. Most orders get through.
Get a Moroccan number for Glovo
RideCareem or Uber from the airportCareem38%

You land at Mohammed V airport and set up a ride app before the taxi rank.
38% got the code, No. 3 of 3 countries. Expect a miss or two; each miss is refunded.
Get a Moroccan number for Careem
DatingTinder while you travelTinder42%

You want a profile tied to a local number, kept apart from your own.
42% got the code, No. 45 of 98 countries. Expect a miss or two; each miss is refunded.
Get a Moroccan number for Tinder
GamerDiscord for a Moroccan serverDiscord24%

You join a Moroccan gaming community that asks for a verified phone.
24% got the code, No. 24 of 35 countries. Expect a miss or two; each miss is refunded.
Get a Moroccan number for Discord
MessengerWhatsApp for a short projectWhatsApp4%

A client in Morocco works on WhatsApp and you want a separate account.
Only 4% arrive on Moroccan numbers. Canada delivers 63% for $2.64.
Take the Canada route

How have Moroccan numbers done in our own orders since 2024?

Essaouira’s craftsmen make boxes of fragrant thuya wood with inlaid drawers. This chest keeps our own record on Moroccan numbers, 31 May 2024 to 11 October 2026: one drawer per app, with its orders and the codes that arrived. Open a drawer.

Codes delivered on Moroccan numbers: 22
Rank among 91 countries by codes: No. 9

Signal is Morocco’s quiet win. 11 codes from 19 orders, more Signal codes than any other country in our log, and 76% of recent Signal orders still get the code.

Telegram7/86

86 orders on Moroccan numbers, 7 codes: 8%. Across every country the same app got 13%. No measured Moroccan rate today.

Google0/23

23 orders on Moroccan numbers, 0 codes: 0%. Across every country the same app got 19%. No measured Moroccan rate today.

Signal11/19

19 orders on Moroccan numbers, 11 codes: 58%. Across every country the same app got 39%. Today: 76% on +212.

WeChat0/3

3 orders on Moroccan numbers, 0 codes: 0%. Across every country the same app got 67%. Today: 18% on +212.

TikTok0/3

3 orders on Moroccan numbers, 0 codes: 0%. Across every country the same app got 21%. No measured Moroccan rate today.

Viber0/3

3 orders on Moroccan numbers, 0 codes: 0%. Across every country the same app got 1%. No measured Moroccan rate today.

Per-app rows count each app’s eight busiest countries, so they are lower bounds.

Type or tap any Moroccan number

Read in your browser; nothing is sent. Works with +212, 00212 or a leading 0.

What does a Moroccan mobile number look like?

Ten digits at home, starting with 06 or 07: 0612 345 678. From abroad the 0 drops and +212 goes in front: +212 612 345 678. Landlines start with 05. Morocco’s regulator, the ANRT, allocates each block to one operator.

Maroc Telecom 55 blocks

Orange 41 blocks

inwi 44 blocks

What can a rented Moroccan number not open?

A kasbah gate with six padlocks, each one a door a one-code number cannot open, because it goes back to the pool after 20 minutes. Tap a padlock to read why, and what to use instead.

Fermé · Locked

Mobile banking codes

Banks send a code to the number on your account each time you log in or pay. The second code would go to a stranger.

Ouvert: a sign-up you finish in one sitting, on an app that sends one SMS code.

How do you get a Moroccan number and receive the code?

Al Boraq, Morocco’s high-speed train, calls at Tanger, Kénitra, Rabat and Casablanca. Your order makes four stops too, about two minutes in all before the wait for the SMS. Tap a station.

Station 1 of 4 · Tanger

Pick the app and Morocco

Open the order page, choose the app, then Morocco. Where an app has two routes, the better-delivering one is chosen for you.

Open the Morocco order page

Are you ready to order a Moroccan number?

Henna is drawn on hands before a celebration, one finger at a time. Tick each check that is true for your order and a pattern appears; when the palm and all five fingers are drawn, you are ready.

The app has a measured Moroccan rateMost apps on +212 have none yet. If yours has none, you accept a refund-backed attempt.
You checked the routeGlovo sells on two Moroccan routes with different odds. The looms show both.
You will pick Morocco, +212, in the country listThen type the nine digits that start with 6 or 7, without the leading 0.
You will ask for the code by SMSVSIM numbers cannot answer a call-me code.
You will request the code once, then waitRepeated requests can make an app pause the number.
You will not need this number againIf you will log back in later, use a permanent number.

0 of 6 patterns drawn. Tick what is true for your order.

Which mistakes cost people their code?

Seen from the terraces above Fès, the tannery is a honeycomb of round dye vats. Four vats here, four mistakes that cost people a code. The first is measured across 13,062 one-time orders.

Doucement

Retrying the same route straight away

After a failed order, buying again on the same route got a code 13% of the time (4,435 retries). Switching to the other route for the same country got 21%. Most people retried fast: 5,565 of 8,105 retries came within two minutes.

Sans le zéro

Keeping the 0 after +212

At home the number starts with 06 or 07. After +212 the 0 goes: nine digits, starting with 6 or 7.

Pas de cône, pas de garantie

Expecting an unmeasured app to deliver

Most apps on +212 have no measured rate. It is a fair try, refunded if nothing comes, but plan a second country for a sign-up that matters.

Gratuit, mais partagé

Using a free public number

Numbers on free SMS websites are shared with everyone who opens the page, and most apps have seen them before. What we saw on one.

Which local words will you meet around a code?

In Morocco phone talk mixes French with Darija, Moroccan Arabic. Eight painted plates from a Safi potter’s stall, one word each. Turn a plate for its meaning.

Do you need the number again later?

At the olive stall you can take a paper cone for tonight or a whole jar for the month. Numbers work the same way.

A paper cone · +212 Morocco

A one-code Moroccan number

From $0.09, refunded in full if no code arrives
Yours for up to 20 minutes
Live rates for 12 apps
Best for a sign-up you finish today

Get a Moroccan number

The whole jar · +1 United States

A permanent US number

The same number for as long as you keep it
Receive codes again when an app asks
For accounts you will log back into
A US number, so pick +1 in the app

See permanent US numbers

Sources · Visas for every figure

Where do the figures on this page come from?

Prices and ratesVSIM’s live price list for Morocco and every other country, refreshed every 15 minutes. A rate is the share of recent orders on a route that received a code; apps without enough recent orders show no rate. Where an app has two Moroccan routes, both are shown.
Our own recordOne-time orders counted from VSIM’s database, 31 May 2024 to 11 October 2026: 22 codes on Moroccan numbers, out of 3,463 codes in total from 13,062 orders. Morocco shares ninth place with Portugal. Per-app figures count an app’s eight busiest countries, so they are lower bounds.
PrefixesWikipedia’s Telephone numbers in Morocco, which reproduces the ANRT’s block allocation by operator.
SIM identificationMEA Tech Watch on the July 2024 deadline for operators to identify anonymous numbers, recording each holder’s name and ID number.

Written and checked by the VSIM team, selling verification numbers since 2023. Published 23 October 2026, reviewed 23 October 2026. Last price sync: 23 Oct 2026, 14:45 UTC.

What else do people ask about Moroccan virtual numbers?

Search the questions

What is a Moroccan virtual number for SMS verification?

A real Moroccan +212 mobile number you rent on VSIM for one SMS code, with no SIM card, no contract and no ID. You type it into the app, read the code on your order page, and the number is yours for up to 20 minutes. If no code arrives in that time, the full price goes back to your balance.

How much does a Moroccan virtual number cost?

Today Moroccan numbers cost from $0.09 to $1.30 across 152 apps, and half of them cost $0.28 or less. For 19 of the 22 apps on the bargaining dial, the Moroccan price is at or below the middle price of all countries. You pay once per number, and only a delivered code is kept.

Which apps work best with a Moroccan number?

Right now Signal (76%), Glovo (59%), Tinder (42%), Careem (38%), Uber (33%). Only 12 of 152 apps on Moroccan numbers have a measured rate, and 2 of them deliver at least half their codes. The spice stall on this page shows every one, refreshed every 15 minutes.

Why do most apps show no rate for Morocco?

A rate needs enough recent orders on the same route. Only 12 of the 152 apps on Moroccan numbers have that today. An app without a rate still sells; if no code arrives, the order closes and the price goes back to your balance, so an unmeasured app is a free try in money and a cost in time.

Can I use a Moroccan number for WhatsApp?

Rarely with success today: 4% of recent WhatsApp orders on Moroccan numbers got the code, for $1.02. Canada delivers 63% for $2.64.

Is a Moroccan number good for Signal?

Yes. 76% of recent Signal orders on Moroccan numbers got the code, for $0.13. In our own log Signal on Moroccan numbers got 11 codes from 19 orders, more codes than any other country.

Can I use a Moroccan number for Telegram?

It is a refund-backed try. Telegram sells for $0.66 with no measured rate today. In our own log Telegram on Moroccan numbers got 7 codes from 86 orders. The best Telegram route today is Lithuania at 58%.

Why does the same app have two prices for Morocco?

Some apps are sold on two Moroccan routes from different number pools, and they deliver differently. Glovo sells for $0.27 with no measured rate on the cheaper route and for $0.83 at 59% on the other. The order page picks the better-delivering route by default; the two looms on this page show both.

How do I type a Moroccan number into an app?

Pick Morocco, +212, in the app’s country list, then type the nine digits that start with 6 or 7, without the leading 0. A number written 0612 345 678 at home becomes +212 612 345 678.

Which operator does a Moroccan prefix belong to?

Morocco’s regulator, the ANRT, allocates number blocks to Maroc Telecom, Orange and inwi. For example 0661 is a Maroc Telecom block, 0663 an Orange block and 0700 to 0724 are inwi blocks. The téléboutique on this page reads any number in your browser.

Can I use a Moroccan virtual number for my bank or a wallet?

No. Banks and payment apps send a code to the number on your account again and again, and Moroccan operators must record the holder’s name and ID number for every active line. A rented number is gone after one code, so you would lock yourself out.

Is Morocco better than Egypt or Tunisia for SMS codes?

Counting apps that deliver at least half their codes today: Morocco 2, Tunisia 1, Algeria 1, Egypt 0, Senegal 0, Ivory Coast 0. The tagines on this page compare nine countries app by app.

What happens if the code never arrives?

The order closes when its timer runs out, at most 20 minutes, and the full price goes back to your balance. You can cancel earlier. A missed code costs you time, not money.

Can I keep a Moroccan number after the code?

No. A one-code number is yours for up to 20 minutes. If you need codes on the same number again, VSIM sells permanent numbers in the United States.

Shukran, bslama!

Ready for your Moroccan code?

Pick a poured glass, take the finished rug, and try a neighbour when the cone is paprika red.

Signal on +21276%Glovo on +21259%

Tinder on +21242%Careem on +21238%