An eSIM for Haiti: you are online before you leave the airport — the QR arrives right after payment, your main SIM stays in place.
Prices follow the exchange rate and match the app. Every plan shows its price per gigabyte — that’s what to compare.
You buy in your account: pick the same plan and pay. A plan can be bought in advance — it waits up to 180 days for activation.
Almost every eSIM seller names the country and stops there. We show the network, because that is what your speed depends on.
The main network for Haiti plans. The phone connects to it automatically.
5G works in bigger cities; outside them the phone falls back to 4G. That is enough for maps, calls and video.
Install the profile before you fly. In Haiti the phone finds the network on its own.
Billed per megabyte or as a daily fee for a small bundle — and the daily fee is charged for every day roaming is on.
Pay once for the data you chose. Not using it — nothing is spent, nothing is charged overnight.
Estimates for typical scenarios. For a precise number use the data calculator.
Four steps, a couple of minutes. Install where you have internet: the profile downloads from a server.
In the app: Haiti, the volume and the term that fit your trip.
The QR arrives right after payment, the receipt in chat.
With one tap from the app or via QR code — on any eSIM phone.
The validity starts with the first network connection, not the purchase.
The plan runs on Digicel, up to 4G. The phone picks the network itself — the carrier and network type are shown here before you pay, not after.
From $10.79 per gigabyte: a 5 GB plan for 30 days costs $70.90. For a day trip there is a one-day plan at $15.90. 11 plans in total, from 1 GB to 20 GB.
iPhone XS and newer, except mainland China models. On Android: Pixel from the third, Samsung from S20, many recent Xiaomi, Huawei and Honor. Exact check: dial *#06# and look for the EID line — or use the check by model.
Yes. The eSIM works as a second line: calls, SMS and bank codes still arrive on your usual number, while data goes through us.
No, this plan only finds a network in Haiti. For a multi-country route there are regional plans.
Data stops, the eSIM stays installed. You can top it up in “My eSIMs” — no need to reinstall anything.
Yes, and that is the right way. A plan waits up to 180 days for activation; the clock starts when it first connects to a network in Haiti.