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There are about 80 providers and roughly 2 400 prepaid data plans available for Algeria, offering a wide variety of options that enable travelers to find an eSIM that suits their needs.
Unlimited data eSIM plans are offered to travelers visiting Algeria by several providers. abesteSIM supplies unlimited data for validity periods between one and thirty days, with prices ranging from about $5.83 to $124.51 USD, and the network operates on 4G LTE with a maximum speed of 5 Mbps that may be throttled during usage. Yoho Mobile also provides unlimited data for one‑to‑thirty day periods at prices spanning roughly $5.98 to $449.07 USD; this plan supports 4G and 5G networks, allows tethering, and may throttle speeds to a 5 Mbps ceiling. Roamify offers unlimited data for 1‑30 days from about $6.50 to $90.00 USD, with 4G/LTE coverage and possible speed throttling. Truely supplies unlimited data for 2‑30 day periods between $7.97 and $151.07 USD, available on 3G and 4G networks, and new users are the only eligible customers; tethering is permitted and speeds may be throttled. Yesim’s unlimited plan lasts 7‑30 days with a price range of $25.63 to $59.41 USD, works over 3G and LTE, and includes tethering while allowing speeds to be throttled. These options give travelers a range of prices from just over $5 up to several hundred dollars, all providing unlimited data while specifying potential speed limits and throttling policies.
In Algeria, the primary Mobile Network Operators (MNOs) are:
Mobilis: State-owned operator offering 2G, 3G, and 4G LTE services, known for its extensive coverage and competitive pricing.
Djezzy: Majority state-owned operator providing 2G, 3G, and 4G LTE services, recognized for its focus on innovation and customer experience.
Ooredoo Algeria: Part of the Ooredoo Group, offering 2G, 3G, and 4G LTE services, noted for strong data services and network performance.
As of now, Algeria's mobile market is primarily dominated by these three main operators, with no significant presence of Mobile Virtual Network Operators (MVNOs). MVNOs typically lease network capacity from existing operators to offer their own services. However, in Algeria, most travel eSIMs rely on the infrastructure of the major MNOs rather than MVNOs.
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