🇿🇼 eSIM for Zimbabwe

As low as $0.39/day*
  • Unlimited data
  • 7-day validity
  • Fast, reliable connection
  • Skip the roaming bills
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Days
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7
Number of eSIMs
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1
Install your eSIM before you leave or once you're on the move. Your plan starts the moment you land and switch on your eSIM.

* Lowest daily rate shown is based on the longest unlimited data plan you can buy.

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eSIM rates for Zimbabwe

All costs in USD

1 GB for 7 days in Zimbabwe costs $4.66 — about $0.67 a day on Econet Wireless, NetOne or Telecel Zimbabwe, with no roaming charge and no SIM to swap.

Duration Price Each day
1 day $5.12 $5.12/day
7 days $4.66 $0.67/day
15 days $11.08 $0.74/day
30 days $11.76 $0.39/day
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Which networks you connect to in Zimbabwe

Your eSIM roams onto Zimbabwe's own operators. These are the networks and the frequencies they run — check your phone supports them before you travel.

Operator 4G / LTE bands 5G bands 5G
Econet Wireless B3, B20 — No
NetOne B3, B20 — No
Telecel Zimbabwe B3 — No

Coverage in Zimbabwe

B20 (800 MHz) is used by Econet and NetOne for LTE; many international phones lack B20, limiting rural and indoor coverage on those networks.

Frequently Asked Questions

What to know before you go with your Zimbabwe eSIM

Your eSIM uses Econet Wireless, NetOne, and Telecel Zimbabwe. Econet and NetOne offer broader coverage, including rural areas via their 800 MHz (B20) band. Telecel lacks B20, so its reach is mostly urban. In practice, you’ll get stronger indoor and rural signal on Econet or NetOne.

Many international phones lack LTE band 20 (800 MHz), which Econet and NetOne rely on for rural and indoor coverage. If your phone omits B20, you’ll still get 4G on band 3 (1800 MHz) in cities, but expect weak signal in remote areas and inside buildings. Check your phone’s supported bands before traveling.

No, this eSIM only provides data within Zimbabwe. Coverage stops at the border. If you plan to visit Victoria Falls and cross into Zambia or travel to Botswana, you’ll need a separate eSIM or local SIM for each country. Roaming across borders is not included.

Zimbabwe does not impose blanket website blocks or deep packet inspection for visitors, but data speeds may be throttled on congested cells, especially on Telecel’s limited 4G band 3. Econet and NetOne offer stable speeds in cities. No outright blocking of social media or VoIP was noted.

No, registration is handled automatically during activation. Unlike physical SIMs, which require passport presentation and biometric registration at a shop, this eSIM activates remotely with your identity verified by your account. No extra paperwork needed for visitors.
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