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Senegal offers more than 80 eSIM providers and over 1, 000 prepaid data plans. With such a wide variety of plans, travelers can easily find an eSIM that fits their travel needs.
Yesim provides unlimited data eSIM plans for travel in Senegal. The plans run for 1 to 15 days and cost between roughly $14 and $115 USD. While the data allowance is unlimited, speed can be throttled and only 3G/ LTE connectivity is available. Travelers looking for an all‑day data experience should consider these options, noting the modest price range and the potential for reduced speeds during high‑traffic periods.
In Senegal, the primary Mobile Network Operators (MNOs) are:
Sonatel (Orange Senegal): The leading telecommunications provider in Senegal, offering a comprehensive range of services including mobile telephony, internet, and television.
Yas Senegal: Formerly known as Free Senegal, Yas provides mobile services and internet solutions, focusing on competitive pricing and innovative offerings.
Expresso Senegal: A subsidiary of the Sudanese Sudatel Group, Expresso offers mobile and internet services, contributing to the diversity of the telecom sector in Senegal.
Currently, Senegal does not have Mobile Virtual Network Operators (MVNOs). Therefore, most travel eSIMs operate directly on the infrastructure provided by the major MNOs listed above.
Yes, there are travel eSIM plans that provide a telephone number and SMS capability for use while in Senegal. The plans that include telephony are offered by GlobaleSIM and Roamify, with validity periods ranging from 7 to 60 days and prices beginning around $5.50 USD for a 7‑day, 1 GB package and extending to about $45.00 USD for a 30‑day, 20 GB package. Each plan supports inbound and outbound voice calls and inbound SMS, and Roamify adds outbound SMS on its premium options.
All of the available plans use foreign dialing codes rather than Senegal’s local code of +221. GlobaleSIM provides numbers using the +1 code, while one Roamify package uses +33, the code for France. As a result, travelers will not receive a local Senegal phone number; they can still send and receive SMS through the provided foreign number or use VoIP applications over the data connection.
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