3 GB
Valid for 30 days from first connection in Nigeria.
Total, all in$10.20charged in US dollars
Nigeria travel eSIM
Lagos moves fast, and so does everything you need to arrange there — rides, meetings, transfers, and directions that change with the traffic. A Weettah eSIM gets you online at Murtala Muhammed or Nnamdi Azikiwe before you join the queue outside.
Keep your numberDelivered in about a minuteRefundable if unused
Coverage
Which networks you'll use in Nigeria
Your eSIM connects to leading Nigerian networks including MTN, Airtel, Glo and 9mobile, with dependable 4G in Lagos, Abuja, Port Harcourt, Ibadan and Kano. Rural coverage varies and can fall back to 3G.
Local tips worth knowing
- Use a ride-hailing app in Lagos and Abuja rather than negotiating at the kerb.
- Traffic on the Lagos mainland-island route can add hours; plan flights with room to spare.
- Power cuts are common — travel with a charged power bank.
Plans
Data plans for Nigeria
One-off payment. Top up anytime if the data runs out — nothing renews on its own.
Not sure your phone takes an eSIM? Run the phone check first.
How it works
Getting connected in Nigeria
01
Pick your destination
Choose the country or region you're travelling to and the amount of data you need. Prices are final — no roaming surcharges.
02
Pay and get your QR code
Checkout takes under a minute. Your eSIM arrives by email straight away, with the QR code and setup steps.
03
Scan and land connected
Install before you fly, then switch it on when you land. Your usual number stays active for calls and texts.
Good to know
Questions before you buy
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