Firsty
Firsty keeps travelers connected in 160+ countries with a single eSIM that automatically picks the best network. The free plan offers basic data for messaging, emails, and calls, with options to upgrade to faster speeds whenever needed. You can pay per day for extra flexibility, and leftover data can be reused on future trips, even in different countries. Plus, in-app support is available 24/7 in 80 languages, ensuring help is always at hand.
Firsty eSIM Data Plans for Africa
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Firsty for Africa FAQ
Does Firsty offer unlimited data eSIM for Africa?
Firsty offers a free unlimited data eSIM plan for Africa called Firsty Free. The plan provides unlimited data for 1 days, costs US$0.00 USD, includes advertising, and the maximum speed is capped at 256kbps with potential throttling.
Because the data is subject to a fair‑usage policy, speeds may be reduced after heavy usage. The plan’s maximum speed is 256kbps, and users should contact Firsty to confirm how much data remains available at normal speed during prolonged use.
Does Firsty offer Africa eSIM with phone number and SMS?
Firsty does not offer any Africa eSIM plans that include a phone number or SMS capability. The provider only provides data‑only eSIMs for African destinations. Travelers who need voice or messaging services can rely on data connections to use VoIP applications such as WhatsApp, Telegram, and iMessage, which allow calls and messaging without a traditional phone number or SMS feature.
What countries are covered by Firsty's eSIM plans in Africa?
Firsty Free plan covers Algeria, Egypt, Lesotho, Morocco, Mozambique, Réunion, South Sudan, Eswatini (Swaziland), Tunisia, and South Africa.
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