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There are roughly 45 providers and more than 500 prepaid data plans available for Sierra Leone. With such a broad selection, travelers can easily find an eSIM that suits their needs.
Yesim offers an unlimited data eSIM plan for Sierra Leone that is valid for one day. The plan is priced between $18.62 and $27.92 USD and allows tethering, though speed may be throttled. The network coverage for the plan is 3G and LTE. No other listed providers currently provide an unlimited data option for Sierra Leone.
Sierra Leone's mobile network infrastructure is primarily supported by the following major Mobile Network Operators (MNOs):
Africell: Established in 2005, Africell is a leading telecommunications provider in Sierra Leone, offering a range of services including data, voice, SMS, and mobile money products.
Orange Sierra Leone: Formerly known as Airtel Sierra Leone, Orange is a significant player in the country's telecom sector, providing various mobile services such as prepaid and postpaid plans, 3G and 4G data services, and international roaming.
QCell Sierra Leone: Also known as Smart Mobile, QCell is a subsidiary of QCell Gambia and offers mobile services including prepaid and postpaid plans, data services, and international roaming.
Sierratel: The state-owned Sierra Leone Telecommunications Company provides mobile services, including voice and data, contributing to the country's telecommunications landscape.
In Sierra Leone, Mobile Virtual Network Operators (MVNOs) are present, offering mobile services by leasing access from major carriers. However, most travel eSIMs rely on the infrastructure of the primary MNOs rather than MVNOs.
Travel eSIM plans that include a phone number, inbound voice, and SMS are available for travelers visiting Sierra Leone. Providers such as GlobaleSIM and Roamify offer a range of options, with data caps from 1âŻGB to 20âŻGB, validity periods from 7âŻdays to 30âŻdays, and prices starting around $6âŻUSD. Most of the plans provide inbound and outbound voice, inbound SMS, and Roamify adds outbound SMS on its higherâcapacity plans. Pricing and validity vary but generally increase with larger data allowances.
All active plans use the dialing code +1, which is the United States and Canada, so the issued phone numbers are not local Sierra Leone numbers (which use +220). Roamify also offers a 10âŻGB plan with dialing code +33, which corresponds to France. Thus, for travelers seeking a local Sierra Leone number with full SMS and voice capability, a travel eSIM will provide a foreign number rather than a local Sierra Leone number.
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