Your Madagascar eSIM.
A big island. New plans.

If the selected network covers your stops, you do not need separate eSIMs for each. Check the allowance and validity for the whole visit: moving between places does not extend the plan or reset its data.

Not everywhere. Coverage depends on the network and location, including roads between cities. Prepare offline maps rather than treating a listed plan as a guarantee of reception throughout the route.

It depends on the plan: validity may begin when you install the profile or when it first connects to a network. The start policy is shown with each plan. Check it before installing, especially if your trip is still a while away.

Each day you get a high-speed data allowance. After using it, your speed may be reduced to the value stated in the plan. This is not unlimited high-speed data. The total price depends on the duration you choose.

Different eSIM profiles can connect to different networks. One plan may list a single network, another several. Data allowances, validity and speed limits also vary. Multiple networks do not mean you get a separate data allowance on each one.

These travel eSIMs provide mobile data. Use apps and messengers to keep in touch. For traditional calls and SMS, use your primary SIM under its carrier’s terms.

On a compatible device, you can keep your primary SIM and use your travel eSIM for data. Check roaming and automatic mobile data switching settings to avoid using your primary SIM for data abroad.

Open My eSIMs in Ease for status, available usage and validity information, your QR code and manual setup details. Usage updates can be delayed; the latest sync time is displayed alongside your data.