Nigeria eSIM

Yes. Installing a Nigeria eSIM does not replace your existing phone plan, but adds a new secondary data plan. You can keep using your regular number separately from the eSIM, or with apps like WhatsApp and iMessage.

Yes, you can buy an eSIM for Nigeria before you travel. Several eSIM providers offer the option to purchase and activate an eSIM remotely. This means you can set it up before your trip and have connectivity as soon as you arrive in Nigeria.

To find the ideal eSIM for your Nigeria trip, compare providers based on price, data allowance, and validity. For a comprehensive comparison of eSIM plans and to find the best deal for your trip, visit EsimsCompare.

The amount of data you need while visiting Nigeria will vary depending on your usage:

• Light Usage: 0.5 – 1 GB per day for light browsing and occasional use.
• Moderate Usage: 1 – 2 GB per day for streaming videos, frequent map use, and staying connected for work.
• Heavy Usage: 3 – 5+ GB per day for extensive streaming and frequent video calls.

Choose an eSIM plan based on your daily usage to ensure you stay connected throughout your trip to Nigeria. For a more comprehensive breakdown of data usage and tips on estimating your needs, check out this helpful guide: How Much eSIM Data Do You Need? Estimating Your eSIM Data Usage for Traveling.

To avoid data roaming charges in Nigeria, use an eSIM with a local or regional data plan. You can bypass roaming fees by purchasing an eSIM from a provider that offers plans specifically for Nigeria or Africa. Select a plan that covers your data needs and use it instead of your home carrier’s roaming services.

As a tourist, you can get internet access in Nigeria using an eSIM by purchasing a plan from an eSIM provider before your trip. Providers offer various plans for tourists.

Most newer smartphones, iPads, and other devices are now eSIM-enabled. To check if your specific device is compatible, visit our eSIM Compatible Devices List.