Botswana eSIM

Botswana has strict SIM registration laws — since 2017, every SIM card purchase requires in-person registration with a passport at a carrier store. The process is workable in Gaborone or Maun, but it adds time, requires navigating an unfamiliar system, and is simply unnecessary friction when the eSIM for Botswana alternative removes it entirely.

• No In-Person Registration Required

  We need only an email address and a payment. Handled entirely online, before you travel, in your own language.

• Cheaper than Roaming

  The Botswana flat SIM card option with eSIM version is by far the more affordable solution, most of the time with a big enough margin.

• Plans for Different Trips

  Plans come in different sizes and validity periods to suit either without having to pay an excess.

• Connected When You Arrive

  Load the eSIM from the comfort of your home, and your data is active the moment the plane touches down on the land at Gaborone or Maun.

• Valid in All Towns

  It is valid for all Botswana’s well-connected towns: Gaborone, Francistown, Kasane, Maun, Palapye, as well as the major road network.

• Keep Your Home Number Alive

  The eSIM is a second line (for data only). Your regular SIM stays in your phone the entire time, so calls and texts to your home number will continue to come as normal.