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Limited availability of unlimited data eSIM options for Mali exists, with two providers offering such plans. Truely offers plans that do not limit data, valid from one to thirty days, and priced between about seven and a half dollars and over one hundred twenty dollars in US dollars, with the possibility of speed throttling. Yesim provides a one‑day unlimited data plan priced at roughly twenty‑eight dollars, also possibly throttled. Both plans allow tethering on compatible devices and use 3G or LTE networks. Travelers choosing an unlimited data plan should review the specific validity period and any speed or bandwidth restrictions, and may consider a higher‑priced plan if a longer stay or higher data rates are required.
In Mali, the primary Mobile Network Operators (MNOs) providing mobile services are:
Orange Mali: A subsidiary of the French multinational Orange S.A., offering extensive mobile services including voice, data, and mobile money, with widespread network coverage across the country.
Malitel: Operated by SOTELMA, which is majority-owned by Maroc Telecom, providing a range of mobile services such as voice and data, with significant coverage in both urban and rural areas.
Telecel Mali: Operated by Alpha Telecom Mali, offering mobile services including voice and data, with a focus on expanding network infrastructure to enhance coverage.
Additionally, Mali has Mobile Virtual Network Operators (MVNOs) that offer mobile services by leasing access from major carriers. These MVNOs provide specialized services or target specific customer segments. However, most travel eSIMs rely on the infrastructure of the primary MNOs rather than MVNOs.
Travel eSIM plans that include a phone number and SMS are available for Mali from two providers listed in the comparison. GlobaleSIM and Roamify offer several packages with data limits ranging from 1 GB to 20 GB, validity periods from 7 days up to 365 days, and prices from $7.00 to $105.00 USD. Both providers supply an international dialing code of +1 (US/Canada) for most of their plans; one Roamify option uses +33 (France). The telephony features support inbound calls, outbound calls, inbound SMS, and many of the plans also allow outbound SMS.
Because the dialing codes do not match Mali’s country code +223, the phone numbers are not local Mali numbers but foreign ones that work in Mali. Travelers can therefore place and receive calls and SMS using the provided number while staying in Mali. The plans are data‑centric, and users may also rely on VoIP services such as WhatsApp or Telegram over the eSIM data connection if preferred.
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