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In Mozambique there are roughly ninety travel eSIM providers and more than eight hundred prepaid data plans. This wide variety of options makes it easy for travelers to find an eSIM that suits their needs.
Yes, unlimited data eSIM plans for Mozambique are offered by Firsty, Truely, and Yesim. Firsty delivers a 1‑day unlimited package free of charge, but it displays ads and caps speed at 256 kbps. Truely supplies a range of 1‑to‑30‑day unlimited plans, priced from $7.92 to $151.07, permitting tethering while potentially throttling speed. Yesim offers 1‑to‑15‑day unlimited options, costing between $27.92 and $115.18, also allowing tethering with possible speed throttling. Overall, the unlimited plans cover a price spectrum from free to roughly $150, and each may impose speed restrictions or bandwidth caps; travelers should review the specific terms that best meet their usage and speed expectations.
Movitel: "A major telecommunications provider in Mozambique, offering extensive network coverage and a range of mobile services."
Vodacom Mozambique: "A leading mobile network operator, providing widespread coverage and various mobile services across the country."
TMCEL (Telecomunicações de Moçambique): "A key player in Mozambique's telecommunications sector, offering mobile services and network coverage nationwide."
Mozambique does not have any Mobile Virtual Network Operators (MVNOs).
Travel eSIMs that provide a phone number with voice and SMS capabilities are available for use in Mozambique. The offers that meet these requirements come from GlobaleSIM, Roamify and MoreMins eSIM.
All of the listed plans assign a virtual number that does not use Mozambique’s local dialing code; most use +1, while a few options use +33 or +44. Every plan supports inbound and outbound voice calls, and SMS is available inbound for the +1 numbers and both inbound and outbound for the +33 and +44 numbers. Prices start around $6.00 for a 7‑day 1 GB plan and can rise to roughly $105.00 for a 365‑day 20 GB plan, with validity periods ranging from a single day up to several months.
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