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Select the perfect plan that fits your needs and budget. Flexible options designed just for you.

What do these plans include?

Data only means internet for maps, messaging and other apps; standard calls and SMS are not included. Validity is how long a plan lasts once its activation conditions are met. Check plan details before purchase.

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Afghanistan 500MB/Day

Network technology: 3G

Top-up: Not available

Coverage: Afghanistan

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Afghanistan 1GB/Day

Network technology: 3G

Top-up: Not available

Coverage: Afghanistan

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Afghanistan 1GB 7Days

Network technology: 3G

Top-up: Available

Coverage: Afghanistan

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Afghanistan 2GB/Day

Network technology: 3G

Top-up: Not available

Coverage: Afghanistan

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Afghanistan 3GB 15Days

Network technology: 3G

Top-up: Available

Coverage: Afghanistan

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Afghanistan 3GB 30Days

Network technology: 3G

Top-up: Available

Coverage: Afghanistan

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Afghanistan 5GB 30Days

Network technology: 3G

Top-up: Available

Coverage: Afghanistan

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Afghanistan 10GB/Day

Network technology: 3G

Top-up: Not available

Coverage: Afghanistan

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Afghanistan 10GB 30Days

Network technology: 3G

Top-up: Available

Coverage: Afghanistan

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Afghanistan 20GB 30Days

Network technology: 3G

Top-up: Available

Coverage: Afghanistan

Afghanistan's eSIM
Afghanistan's eSIM

Covers Kabul and provincial capitals with variable reliability. Conditions change — check current status before relying on any service.

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How It Works

If you want to purchase an eSIM plan, follow these steps to activate it.

Choose an eSIM destination for your trip
Purchase a Plan
Scan the eSIM QR code for activated eSIM & enjoy

Afghanistan's eSIM

Check your government's current travel advice for Afghanistan before considering any trip — the near-universal guidance from Western governments is to avoid travel entirely, and the security and humanitarian situation changes frequently. This is a decision to make on official guidance, not on the basis of eSIM availability.

For humanitarian workers, journalists and others with a specific, permitted reason to be in Afghanistan, a travel eSIM installs before entry and works without local registration.

We list 10 Afghanistan plans from $2.45. Given the operating environment, longer bundles and having backup communications (satellite where available) are standard practice for organisations working here.

Networks and coverage

Afghan mobile networks operate primarily on 4G/LTE in Kabul and provincial capitals, with significant variability in reliability and coverage extent depending on region and current conditions.

Network availability outside major cities is limited and can be affected by security conditions and infrastructure damage.

Frequently asked questions

Should I travel to Afghanistan?
Nearly all Western governments advise against any travel to Afghanistan. This is a question for your government's current guidance, not for us.
Is coverage reliable?
It varies significantly by region and current conditions. Organisations operating here typically maintain backup communications.
Do I need local documentation?
No, the travel eSIM requires none, though entry to Afghanistan itself has its own separate requirements.
Is coverage available in Kabul?
Generally yes, though reliability can vary with conditions.

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