eSIM
Sudan eSIM
A data eSIM for Sudan. Buy it before you go, install it from the QR code we email you, and the line comes up when you land. One payment, and nothing renews.
Plans start at $9.60, for at least 1 GB over seven days.
Plans for Sudan
The live catalogue, in US dollars. This is the same list, at the same price, that checkout charges from.
6 plans
| Plan | Data | Valid for | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sudan 1GB 7DaysSudan only | 1 GB | 7 days | $9.60 | Buy |
| Africa 1GB 7Days29 countries | 1 GB | 7 days | $11.40 | Buy |
| Sudan 3GB 15DaysSudan only | 3 GB | 15 days | $25.60 | Buy |
| Africa 3GB 30Days29 countries | 3 GB | 30 days | $28.80 | Buy |
| Africa 5GB 30Days29 countries | 5 GB | 30 days | $42.00 | Buy |
| Sudan 5GB 30DaysSudan only | 5 GB | 30 days | $42.66 | Buy |
An eSIM that never activated, or that does not work on the networks the plan covers, is our problem and not yours.
If the phone you tell us about cannot take an eSIM, we say so and sell you nothing.
Sudan in numbers
The 6 plans on this page run from $9.60 to $42.66 today.
The cheapest of them carrying at least 1 GB over at least a week is $9.60.
3 of them cover Sudan and nothing else. The other 3 reach further, the widest across 29 countries.
Validity runs from 7 days to 30 days.
How it works
Tell us where you are going
A few questions about the trip and the phone, then we match a plan to it. The price is on screen before you sign in.
Pay once
One payment for one trip. Nothing renews, and there is nothing to cancel later. Plans that renew are sold separately, and they say so.
Install before you fly
Your eSIM arrives within a couple of minutes of paying. Installing takes about two minutes on Wi-Fi, and the plan only starts when you connect at your destination.
What you need
- A phone that takes an eSIM and is not locked to one network. Most phones sold in the last few years qualify, and the help page has the model lists and the one-minute check.
- These are data plans. You keep your own number, and calls and text messages stay on the SIM you already carry.
- Data Roaming switched on for the eSIM line. A travel eSIM reaches the local network by roaming, so that toggle is how the plan works rather than an extra charge, and it is the most common reason a new eSIM looks dead.
- Wi-Fi to install on. It takes about two minutes, which is why doing it at home is the calm version.
- Every row above says how many countries its plan covers. A plan works on the local networks its operator has agreements with, the same way roaming does.
Questions about Sudan
- When does the plan start?
- Most plans start when the eSIM first connects to a network in Sudan rather than when you buy or install it, so buying a few days early usually costs nothing. Each plan states what it does about its own clock on its own page.
- Will it work on my phone?
- It needs a phone that takes an eSIM and is not locked to a single network. The help page lists the models and shows the check for iPhone and Android, which takes about a minute.
- Do I keep my own number?
- Yes. The eSIM is a second line for data, and your usual SIM stays in the phone with your number and your calls on it.
- What does a data plan mean here?
- It means the plan is bought for data: maps, messaging apps, email, tickets and everything else that travels over a connection. Calls and text messages stay with your usual SIM.
- Can I add more data later?
- Some plans accept a top-up and some do not, which each plan states on its own page. If yours does not, buying a second plan works, and there is nothing to cancel first.
- Should I install it before I travel?
- Yes, on Wi-Fi at home. Installing needs a connection and takes about two minutes, and it is the step nobody wants to be doing in an arrivals hall.
Where else these plans work
The multi-country plans above also cover these destinations. Each one has a page of its own, with the plans and the prices sold there.
Land in Sudan already connected.
Pick a plan above, or answer seven questions and we will pick one for the trip you describe.