Orange top up in 25 countries

Orange top up covers more ground than most operators: doctorSIM reaches 25 countries carrying the Orange name, from Spain and France to Morocco, Senegal and Romania. Credit lands in seconds, and doctorSIM has topped up prepaid phones since 2006.

Orange countries, by region

Each Orange network only accepts a top up through its own country page, so pick the one matching where the SIM is registered. In Europe: Orange Spain, the busiest page on this hub, plus Orange France, Orange Belgium and Orange Romania, with Poland, Luxembourg, Moldova and the UK also covered. In North Africa and the Middle East: Orange Morocco and Orange Tunisia, plus Egypt and Jordan. Across West and Central Africa: Orange Senegal and Orange Ivory Coast, plus Cameroon, Mali, Guinea, Burkina Faso, Sierra Leone, Liberia, Guinea-Bissau, Madagascar, Botswana, the Central African Republic and DR Congo.

Choosing the right Orange page

The confusion most people run into is picking the country of the line, not the country they are sitting in: an Orange SIM only ever tops up on its own network, no matter where the payment comes from. If you are not sure which country a number belongs to, check the dialling code or ask whoever gave you the number, then go straight to that country's page.

Frequently asked questions

How do I top up an Orange SIM in another country?

Go to the page for the country where the SIM is registered, enter the phone number, choose the amount and pay by card, PayPal, Apple Pay or Google Pay; the credit lands within seconds.

Can I top up Orange Morocco from outside Morocco?

Yes. The top up follows the phone number, so you can pay from any country and the credit still reaches the Orange Morocco line.

Does the Orange number need to be in my own name?

No. Any Orange prepaid number can be topped up whether it is yours or someone else's.

Is an Orange France top up the same as Orange Spain?

No, they are separate networks: use the France page for a French number and the Spain page for a Spanish one, since a top up on one does not reach the other.