nextSIM eSIM Data Plans for Chad

nextSIM does not sell a plan that provides truly unlimited high‑speed data for travel in Chad. The plans that carry “Unlimited” in their titles actually deliver a fixed data amount – either 1 GB or 2 GB – before the speed drops to a reduced level (512 kbps for the basic variant and 2000 kbps for the Plus variant). For example, the eSIM Chad Unlimited 1Days Standard plan offers 1 GB for 1 day and drops to 512 kbps after the cap is reached, while the eSIM Chad Unlimited Plus 1Days Standard gives 2 GB for 1 day with a reduced speed of 2000 kbps.

If you need more data per day or a longer period, nextSIM provides fixed data plans. An example is the eSIM Chad 20GB 30Days Economy plan, which supplies 20 GB over 30 days for $56.59, and global plans such as the eSIM GLOBAL 50GB 30Days Premium, which offers 50 GB for 30 days for $1, 271.18. These fixed‑data options are generally more cost‑effective for heavy users compared to the capped “Unlimited” offerings.

No. nextSIM does not offer an eSIM for Chad that includes a local phone number or SMS capability. Travelers can only get data‑only plans for Chad from nextSIM. If they need to send messages or make calls, they should rely on VoIP apps such as WhatsApp, Telegram, or iMessage over the data connection, but they should check that those services are accessible in Chad before purchasing.

nextSIM offers 47 single‑country data plans that cover Chad and 12 multi‑country plans that include Chad as part of their network portfolio, for a combined total of 59 available options. These plans vary widely in both price and data cap. Prices range from roughly $5.54 for the smallest single‑GB offers up to $1, 284 for the largest multi‑month, multi‑country packs. Data caps span from as little as 1 GB in the low‑end, short‑duration offers to 50 GB in the high‑end, long‑term contracts. The mix of plan types typically includes a majority of fixed‑data‑cap packages (53 in total) alongside a smaller set of daily‑cap plans (6 in total). The fixed‑data plans provide a set amount of data that does not reset daily, while the daily‑cap plans allow you to use a certain amount of data each day for the duration of the validity period.