Nasopharyngeal cancer has a high incidence in North Africa. We report the case of Mr R.M who presented with orbital metastasis from nasopharyngeal cancer two years after the end of his initial radiotherapy. Rare and of not very specific clinical presentation, it is seen mostly in the context of recurrence. The diagnosis is evoked by the clinic, comforted by the imaging which makes it possible to distinguish between metastasis and orbital extension, and confirmed by the histology. The management of these metastases, whether they are revealing or belong to the recurrent forms, involves mainly radio-chemotherapy