- Network
- 3G/4G
- Networks
- Telma
- Activation
- Starts on first connection
Madagascar eSIM
Prepaid mobile data for Madagascar. Instant delivery, no roaming charges.
Stay online in Madagascar without roaming fees. Choose a prepaid data plan from 5 GB to 10 GB, valid 30 days, starting at $49.99. Your QR code is delivered instantly after purchase.
- Instant QR code delivery
- Hotspot / tethering allowed
- Keep your regular number for calls
Madagascar data plans
- Network
- 3G/4G
- Networks
- Telma
- Activation
- Starts on first connection
Visiting more countries?
The Africa eSIM covers 21 countries: 10 GB for $59.99, valid 30 days.
Madagascar eSIM at a glance
| Price from | $49.99 |
|---|---|
| Plans available | 2 |
| Data options | 5 GB – 10 GB |
| Validity | 30 days |
| Networks | Telma |
| Network type | 4G/LTE |
| Hotspot / tethering | Yes |
| Activation | When you connect at your destination |
| Delivery | Instant, by QR code |
Madagascar eSIM: frequently asked questions
How much does an eSIM for Madagascar cost?
Prepaid Madagascar eSIM plans on Simsiz start at $49.99. Choose from 5 GB to 10 GB, valid 30 days, so you only pay for the data you need.
Which mobile networks does the Madagascar eSIM use?
The Madagascar eSIM connects to local networks including Telma, with 4G/LTE coverage. Your phone automatically picks the strongest available network.
Does the Madagascar eSIM support 5G?
The Madagascar eSIM runs on 4G/LTE networks, which is fast enough for maps, messaging, video calls and streaming.
Can I share data from the Madagascar eSIM with a hotspot?
Yes. You can use personal hotspot / tethering to share your Madagascar eSIM data with a laptop or other devices.
When should I install my Madagascar eSIM?
Install it before you travel while you're on Wi-Fi. Most plans only start counting days when the eSIM first connects to a network in Madagascar, so installing early doesn't waste validity.
Will I keep my phone number?
Yes. Your regular SIM stays active for calls and SMS while the eSIM handles mobile data, so you can still receive verification codes from your bank.