Niger 3GB eSIM

The 1 GB plan valid for 7 days is the cheapest option at €3.49 and suits light messaging with Wi-Fi for heavier files. There is no plan valid for 1 day or 14 days, so a stopover of one day or a stay of 2 weeks means either the 7-day plan with Wi-Fi fallback or a 30-day plan. For 30 days you can choose 3 GB, 5 GB, 10 GB or 20 GB, matching the allowance to attachments, app calls and hotspot use. Compare the pricing per gigabyte before you commit: an affordable plan follows your actual usage rather than the largest allowance.

Listed networks: Zain/CelTel Niger. Connects to 4G/LTE where available. 5G is not confirmed on this plan. Speeds and signal vary with your phone, location and network conditions.

Compatible phones must support eSIM and be unlocked from any carrier, on both Android and iOS. Check the exact model and where it was sold against the compatibility guide. On iPhone, look for No SIM restrictions under Settings, General, About; an eSIM-capable model alone does not prove the phone is unlocked.

Install while you have reliable Wi-Fi and save the instructions offline. Follow the activation steps that come with your order; installing the profile and starting the validity timer are not necessarily the same event. Instant installation is a search phrase rather than a speed promise. In Niger, enable the travel line and set it as the data line.

Your messaging app accounts keep working because this eSIM card supplies internet, not a new number. The plan has no local phone number, standard calls or SMS. A bank code sent to your home number still depends on your regular SIM and carrier, so check its charges before you leave that line switched on.

The listed networks support hotspot. Any device you connect draws from the same data allowance. Connected devices draw from the same total allowance. Check your phone's hotspot features before tethering, and pause system updates, cloud backups and YouTube video downloads while the data hotspot is on.

No. Whether you pick 1 GB for 7 days or 3 GB, 5 GB, 10 GB or 20 GB for 30 days, the allowance is the total for the whole period. It is not unlimited and does not refresh daily. These are one-off prepaid purchases rather than a monthly contract, and a no contract search simply points you to prepaid; confirm the order terms to be sure nothing recurs.

These data plans work in Niger only. A familiar operator brand or a regional name does not add another country. Buy separate coverage for any onward destination or transit stop.

You can choose another available plan, but a new purchase does not automatically extend the current validity or carry over unused data. Check the options in your order instructions before assuming any top up works the way you expect.

Confirm you are in Niger, the line is enabled and selected for data, and the allowance and validity are still in place. Apply the supplied roaming and APN settings to the travel line. Try airplane mode briefly or restart the phone; if signal quality is poor, move to another spot. Keep the profile installed and contact customer service with your order reference, location and phone model if it still fails.

Turn off automatic mobile-data switching and keep data roaming disabled on your regular SIM. Any roaming setting the travel plan needs should be applied only to that eSIM. Ordinary calls and texts on your home line can still cost extra.

Keep your order reference and installation details handy if you need help. Read the purchase conditions for refund rules, especially after activation or data use. Leave the eSIM installed while a connection problem is looked into.