Nigeria eSIM
Mobile data in Nigeria. No roaming fees, instant activation, one-tap install on iPhone, Samsung and Android.
- 01Internet on arrival
- 02No SIM swap — keep your number
- 03Set up in under a minute, before you fly
Choose your plan
- 3G/4G/5G network speeds
- Top-up anytime if needed
- Instant Activation · Hotspot Sharing
- 24/7 Support · No Contracts
- 1 GB high speed per 24 hours
- Unlimited data (min. 384 Kbps after high-speed)
- 3G/4G/5G · Instant activation · Hotspot sharing
- 24/7 Support · No Contracts
All Nigeria eSIM plans and prices
| Data | Valid | Price | Per GB |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 GB | 7 Days | Rs. 477.34 | Rs. 477.34 |
| 3 GB | 15 Days | Rs. 1,242.62 | Rs. 414.21 |
| 3 GB | 30 Days | Rs. 1,242.62 | Rs. 414.21 |
| 5 GB | 30 Days | Rs. 1,912.23 | Rs. 382.45 |
| 10 GB | 30 Days | Rs. 3,442.78 | Rs. 344.28 |
| 20 GB | 30 Days | Rs. 6,599.54 | Rs. 329.98 |
| 1 GB a day | Unlimited daily | Rs. 429.51 / day | — |
| 2 GB a day | Unlimited daily | Rs. 716.49 / day | — |
| 3 GB a day | Unlimited daily | Rs. 1,338.27 / day | — |
Which Nigeria eSIM plan should I pick?
A typical day: 2 hours of maps, a few calls, a short video call, photos on WhatsApp and 30 minutes of Reels or TikTok — about 1 GB a day.
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Weekend or 3 days
about 3 GB 3 GB · 15 Days
Rs. 1,242.62 -
7 days
about 7 GB 10 GB · 30 Days
Rs. 3,442.78 -
14 days
about 14 GB 20 GB · 30 Days
Rs. 6,599.54 -
30 days
about 30 GB 20 GB · 30 Days
Rs. 6,599.54 -
Streaming and hotspot every day
Unlimited daily
from Rs. 429.51 / day
More scrolling, streaming or hotspot? Go one size up, or pick a daily plan.
How it works
- Step01 Choose Plan Pick the data and validity that fit your trip.
- Step02 Receive Order Email Your eSIM arrives by email straight away.
- Step03 Install in one tap Tap install, then switch on data when you land.
Coverage
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Nigeria
Glo 4G
Need more coverage?
Top-ups
Running low? Power up instantly with flexible data top-ups.
Common Questions
Is an eSIM useful for exploring Lagos in Nigeria?
You walk out of arrivals at Murtala Muhammed International Airport and open Uber to arrange your ride into Lagos, passing the SIM counter without joining the queue. You message your host on WhatsApp with your pickup progress, then follow the journey on Google Maps as busy roads give way to lagoon views. Your first stop is Nike Art Gallery, where colourful canvases and towering sculptures give you plenty to linger over.
After browsing, you find a nearby restaurant on Google Maps and open its menu before choosing where to eat. You look up an unfamiliar dish, settle into a table and send a photo of your lunch home through WhatsApp. With the gallery photos still open on your screen, you message a guide about another outing and arrange the meeting point before ordering your next ride.
What should tourists look for in an eSIM for Nigeria?
For Nigeria, look for access to local networks along your route, especially around Lagos, Abuja and the main visitor areas. This plan connects to supported Nigerian networks, with stronger coverage in cities than in remote countryside. Match your choice to the places you intend to explore, not just your first stop.
Look for hotspot support if you want to share data with a companion; it works on most plans here. This plan also supports top-ups, so you can add more data when needed. Installation before you fly keeps preparation at home, and you have 180 days from purchase to activate. The data allowance and validity depend on the package you choose.
Where does the eSIM have coverage in Nigeria?
Your eSIM connects through local networks including Glo, with 3G/4G/5G connectivity. Coverage is strongest in Lagos, Abuja, Port Harcourt and established visitor areas around Calabar. It becomes patchier across remote countryside, the highland terrain around Obudu Plateau and the bushland of Yankari National Park. Long rural road journeys also bring more gaps between connected towns.
| SimSwift eSIM | Local SIM | Roaming | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Setup | Install at home before you fly | Find a shop or airport kiosk and queue after landing | Nothing to install; switch roaming on |
| When you're connected | On landing when it connects to a supported network | After buying and setting up your SIM | On landing if your home plan covers Nigeria |
| Paperwork / ID | No paperwork needed for the eSIM | ID may be asked for at the counter | Use your existing home account without new registration |
| Cost predictability | Pay once upfront for your chosen package | Buy on arrival at local rates | Depends on what your home plan includes |
| WhatsApp & your number | Keep using WhatsApp on your home number | New local number; WhatsApp stays on your home number | Your home number, on your home plan's roaming terms |
| Top-ups | Add data anytime with a top-up | Buy another data bundle through local recharge channels | Extra data options depend on your home plan |
What practical tech tips help when travelling around Nigeria?
- Download offline maps for Nigerian intercity routes before leaving your accommodation; rural stretches can interrupt navigation updates.
- Pack a power bank for outings in Nigeria, where power cuts can interrupt charging at your accommodation.
- Bring a plug adapter for Nigeria's Type D and Type G sockets.
- Carry cash alongside your card in Nigeria; smaller vendors often rely on cash or domestic bank transfers.
- Save accommodation addresses and booking confirmations offline before travelling between Nigerian cities.
- Keep your device sheltered during Nigeria's rainy season, especially when navigating outdoors in heavy downpours.
How much does a Nigeria eSIM cost?
SimSwift Nigeria eSIMs start at Rs. 477.34 for 1 GB valid for 7 Days. Unlimited daily plans start at Rs. 429.51 a day.