eSIM for Nigeria at a glance
- Plans
- 4
- Price from1 GB for 7 days
- A$11
- Cheapest gigabyte5 GB for 30 days
- A$8.82
- Validity
- 7–30 days
- Calls and SMS
- no, data only
eSIM plans for Nigeria
Sorted by price. You buy on the Airalo website.
DataValidityPrice per GBPrice
1 GB7 days
A$11 per GB
A$11
2 GB15 days
A$9.92 per GB
A$20
3 GB30 days
A$9.31 per GB
A$28
5 GB30 days
A$8.82 per GB · best value
A$44
Prices from Airalo, updated 25.03.2026, rate 1 $ = A$1.47
How much data do you need
Typical usage and a matching plan for a one-week trip
- Maps and messengersabout 1 GB a week
- 1 GB for 7 days — A$11
- Social media and photos3–5 GB a week
- 5 GB for 30 days — A$44
How it works
- 1. Choose a planCompare plans by data volume, validity period and price
- 2. Get your QR codeAfter payment, the QR code to activate your eSIM arrives by email within minutes
- 3. ConnectScan the QR code in your phone settings — the internet is ready
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eSIM for Nigeria: FAQ
From A$11 for 1 GB for 7 days. There are 4 plans in total, the most expensive is A$44.
No, there are no unlimited plans. The largest package is 5 GB for 30 days for A$44.
For 7 days of maps and messengers, 1 GB for 7 days for A$11 is enough.
The cheapest gigabyte is in the 5 GB for 30 days package: A$8.82 per GB versus A$11 in the smallest one.
Plans are available for 7, 15, 30 days. Validity starts when you first connect to a network abroad.
The eSIM is data only. You can call through messengers; your WhatsApp and Telegram number stays the same and your main SIM remains in the phone.
At home, before departure: installation needs an internet connection. After landing, switch mobile data to the eSIM and turn on data roaming.
iPhone XR and newer, Samsung Galaxy S20 and newer, Google Pixel 3 and newer. To check, dial *#06#: if you see an EID line, your phone supports eSIM.