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Regional Plan
eSIM for Africa
Last updated: December 31, 2025 00:12 UTC
Lowest Price
$0.52
Avg. Data Cost
$5.28/GB
Travel Tools
Check if your device supports eSIM technology.
Trip Duration7 Days
Social Media / Web2h/day
Navigation1h/day
Streaming Video0.5h/day
Music Streaming1h/day
Messaging2h/day
Recommended Plan Size
~6 GB
Based on typical usage patterns
Daily:795 MB
Total:5.6 GB
Frequently Asked Questions
8 questions
Yes! An eSIM is the best way to stay connected while traveling across Africa. It allows you to use local data networks in multiple countries without expensive roaming fees.
Africa offers incredible diversity for travelers. From bustling cities to pristine beaches, ancient historical sites to modern attractions, there's something for everyone.
After purchasing a regional eSIM plan for Africa, you'll receive a QR code via email. Open your phone's cellular settings, select 'Add Cellular Plan' or 'Add eSIM', then scan the QR code. The eSIM will work across all countries in {region}.
Most modern smartphones support eSIM technology. iPhones from XR/XS onwards, newer Samsung Galaxy models, Google Pixel devices, and many other flagship phones are compatible. Check your device specifications to confirm eSIM compatibility.
Regional eSIM plans for Africa typically connect to major local networks in each country, providing reliable 4G/LTE coverage in urban areas and most tourist destinations throughout the region.
Yes! Your regional eSIM for Africa is a data-only plan that works alongside your primary SIM. You can keep your original number active for calls and texts while using the eSIM for mobile data across all countries in {region}.
Data needs vary based on your usage and trip duration. For light users (email, maps, social media), 5-10GB may suffice for a week. Moderate users might need 15-30GB. Heavy users or longer stays may require 50GB+ or unlimited plans. Regional plans are perfect for multi-country trips.
If you exhaust your data allowance while traveling in Africa, you'll need to purchase a new eSIM plan or add a top-up through your provider's app (if available). Some regional plans allow top-ups that work across all countries in {region}.