An eSIM for Libya: 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.
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: Libya, 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.
From $10.19 per gigabyte: a 5 GB plan for 30 days costs $63.90. For a day trip there is a one-day plan at $10.90. 10 plans in total, from 0.49 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 Libya. 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 Libya.