Move between countries in Africa on a single eSIM. 5G where available, from €4.93.
See covered countries ↓Data-only plan across Africa. Switches to the best local network at every border and starts on first connection.
Activate within 1 month of purchase
We recommend activating your eSIM no later than 1 month after you buy it. After that, it might not work.
The local networks this plan connects to, by country.
Your phone must support eSIM and be carrier-unlocked.
An Africa eSIM is a digital data plan that can connect through supported partner networks in multiple included African countries. Coverage, allowance, validity, and available network technology depend on the selected package.
No. No regional label should be interpreted as complete continental coverage. Check each destination individually, especially when travelling between North, West, East, Central, and Southern Africa.
Only if Kenya and Tanzania are both included in the product. Even with an eligible plan, national parks and remote safari routes can have limited or no cellular service.
A regional plan can be more convenient for multiple border crossings. Separate country plans may offer more suitable data allowances or prices when most of the trip is spent in one destination.
The device may need time to register with a new partner network. Toggle airplane mode, confirm that data roaming is enabled for the eSIM, and restart the phone if automatic registration does not occur.
Only where a supported terrestrial network exists. Cities and major transport corridors generally have better infrastructure than deserts, forests, mountain routes, and remote national parks.
Confirm the plan's country list, border itinerary, validity period, device compatibility, hotspot policy, and activation rules. Download visas, maps, accommodation details, and emergency contacts for offline access.
Light use for maps, email, and messaging requires less data than video uploads, remote work, or hotspot sharing. Choose an allowance based on connected usage, while expecting some rural parts of the journey to be offline.
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