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Yesim offers unlimited data eSIM plans for Afghanistan that can be activated for 1 to 30 days. The price range for these unlimited options is between about $9.28 and $83.52 USD, depending on the chosen validity period. Although the data is unlimited, the plan may include speed throttling at times. As no other providers in the current listings provide truly unlimited data for Afghanistan, travelers who need unrestricted internet access should consider Yesimâs plan and ensure the potential speed limits align with their use cases.
Afghanistan's mobile network landscape is served by several key Mobile Network Operators (MNOs):
Afghan Wireless Communication Company (AWCC): Established in 2002, AWCC is the country's first mobile services provider, offering extensive coverage across all provinces.
Roshan (Telecom Development Company Afghanistan Ltd.): Launched in 2003, Roshan serves over 6.5 million active customers and operates in more than 287 districts and cities nationwide.
MTN Afghanistan: A subsidiary of the multinational MTN Group, MTN Afghanistan has been operating since 2006, providing a range of mobile services throughout the country.
Etisalat Afghanistan: Beginning operations in 2007, Etisalat Afghanistan is a subsidiary of Etisalat UAE, offering voice and data services in all 34 provinces and over 200 districts.
Salaam Telecom (Afghan Telecom Company): Operating as a state-owned entity, Salaam Telecom provides mobile services, including 3G coverage, and contributes to expanding telecom services in rural areas.
These operators play a significant role in Afghanistan's telecommunications sector, offering a range of services and coverage across the country.
Yes, travel eSIM plans that deliver a phone number and SMS capability are available for Afghanistan. Two providers listed in the data offer these options. GlobaleSIM supplies a number based on the United States dialing code +1, with inbound and outbound voice and inbound SMS, and prices start at aboutâŻ$6.00âŻUSD for a 1âŻGB 7âday plan. Roamify provides a number with the French dialing code +33, offering inbound and outbound voice as well as inbound and outbound SMS, with a 30âday plan priced at roughlyâŻ$30.00âŻUSD.
Because the dialing codes supplied by both providers do not match Afghanistanâs country code +93, the phone numbers they provide are not local Afghanistan numbers; they come from other countries but still allow users to make and receive calls and messages while in Afghanistan.
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