eSIM Plans for Africa - From $19.56 | 5G on multiple networks and Orange & More

Your eSIM connects to multiple networks and Orange — that's 2 operators giving you the widest possible coverage across Africa. Your phone automatically locks onto whichever network has the strongest signal at your location. If 5G is available from any of these operators, your device will use it. Otherwise, you'll get 4G/LTE speeds.

Plans start at $19.56 for 4GB over 30 days. Unlimited data starts at $19.56 for 30 day(s). We have 4 plans total for Africa, and every price is a one-time prepaid payment — no auto-renewal, no hidden fees, no roaming surcharges. Pay with card, PayPal, Apple Pay, or cryptocurrency (Bitcoin, USDT, ETH) with zero extra charges.

Our most popular plan for Africa is 4GB for 30 days at $19.56 — it covers most trips with plenty of data for navigation, messaging, social media, and video calls. Traveling for just a few days? The 4GB / 30-day plan at $19.56 keeps costs down. Heavy data user or working remotely? Go unlimited starting at $19.56.

Three steps: (1) Buy your Africa plan on Bitcall and receive a QR code instantly via email. (2) Scan the QR code in your phone's settings while connected to WiFi — you can do this at home before your trip. (3) When you arrive in Africa, turn off airplane mode. Your eSIM connects to multiple networks and Orange automatically. The data validity period only starts counting from the moment you first connect in Africa, not from when you buy it.

Yes. The Bitcall eSIM runs alongside your existing SIM using your phone's dual-SIM capability. Your home number stays active for incoming calls, SMS, and two-factor authentication codes. The eSIM handles your mobile data in Africa through multiple networks and Orange. You do not need to remove your physical SIM — both work at the same time.

Yes, every Bitcall eSIM plan for Africa includes free hotspot tethering at no extra cost. Share your connection with a laptop, tablet, or travel companion. The data comes from your plan's allowance — for example, if you have the 4GB plan, any data your tethered devices use counts toward that 4GB. Unlimited plans have no tethering cap.

If your phone was released after 2018 and supports eSIM, it will work in Africa. This includes iPhone XS and all later models, Samsung Galaxy S20 and later, Google Pixel 3 and later, and most recent devices from Huawei, Xiaomi, Motorola, and OnePlus. Your phone must also be carrier-unlocked. The Africa networks (multiple networks and Orange) use standard frequencies that work with any unlocked eSIM-compatible phone sold globally.