Roamify eSIM Data Plans for South Africa

Roamify does offer unlimited data eSIMs for South Africa. The unlimited plans cover validity periods from 1 day up to 30 days, with prices ranging from $5.00 USD for the 1‑day plan to $120.00 USD for the 30‑day plan. All these plans allow tethering and are marked as unlimited, but the feature description notes that speed may be throttled after a certain level of usage. Because of the Fair Usage Policy, high‑volume users may experience reduced speeds once their data consumption exceeds the provider’s threshold. If you need confirmation about the typical amount of data that can be used at normal speed or want details on the exact throttling limits, it is best to contact Roamify directly.

Roamify offers eSIM options that include a phone number and two‑way SMS for use in South Africa. The plans marketed specifically for South Africa feature a dialing code of +33 (France) or +44 (United Kingdom), so the number is not local to South Africa but is usable on South African networks. For example, the South Africa 20 GB plan costs $35 for 30 days and allows 15 inbound/outbound calls and 50 inbound/outbound SMS. The 15 GB and 25 GB plans cost $50 and $60 respectively, each valid for 30 days and offering unlimited inbound/outbound calls and SMS.

Roamify’s Global Premium eSIMs all carry a +1 dialing code and support two‑way voice and SMS on South African networks. These plans range from 1 GB for 7 days at $15 to 20 GB for 365 days at $105, with corresponding ranges of validity. In every case, inbound and outbound calls and SMS are allowed. Users who need a specific type of number or longer validity should confirm the details directly with Roamify.

Roamify lists 25 single‑country data plans and 36 multi‑country data plans that are available for travelers in South Africa. The plans cover a wide range of options, from low‑budget packages that start at about $4.50 for 1 GB of data to high‑end offerings that can cost up to $160.00 for unlimited data and a validity of up to 365 days. Some plans come with a fixed data amount, while others may allow daily data allocation, but the basic structure—fixed data caps versus daily data limits—is consistent across the provider’s catalog. This breadth of choices gives users flexibility in selecting a plan that fits their usage pattern and budget.