Algeria 1GB 7 days
1GB · 7 days
- Yhteyspiste
- 5G
Algeria is the largest country in Africa, yet almost everyone lives on the narrow Mediterranean strip in the north while the rest of the map is Sahara. Signs, menus and official notices come in Arabic and French, plenty of guesthouses never appear on international booking sites, and arrangements are usually confirmed by phone or WhatsApp on the day itself. A data connection is what turns a photographed sign into something you can read, keeps a driver or guide reachable between towns, and lets you confirm tomorrow night's room while you are still on the road.
This page carries 15 eSIM plans for Algeria, riding on Djezzy / Mobilis / Ooredoo Algérie with 3G / 4G / 5G support. Install the profile at home before you fly; the plan starts counting when the phone first registers on a network at the destination.
Pick your days and data and we match the closest real packages, cheapest first.
−5%5 % alennus jokaisesta paketista · koodi ESIM5 lisätään puolestasi · vain uudet eSIMit, ei lisäyksiä15 packages
Full speed up to the daily quota, then unlimited at a reduced speed
1GB · 7 days
500MB · 7 days
3GB · 15 days
3GB · 30 days
500MB per day at full speed, then unlimited at 512 Kbps · 7 days
5GB · 30 days
Best for a short trip
Mobilis / Ooredoo
Voimassaolo alkaa ensimmäisestä yhteydestä kohteessa
Best for heavy data
Mobilis / Ooredoo
Voimassaolo alkaa ensimmäisestä yhteydestä kohteessa
These picks are computed from price per GB, validity and plan features only — never from what we earn.
Tell us your days and usage, we'll pick from the plans available here
Mobilis / Ooredoo
for 7 days
Mobilis / Ooredoo
Mobilis / Ooredoo
Mobilis / Ooredoo
for 7 days
Mobilis / Ooredoo
Voimassaolo alkaa ensimmäisestä yhteydestä kohteessa
Mobilis / Ooredoo
Voimassaolo alkaa ensimmäisestä yhteydestä kohteessa
Mobilis / Ooredoo
Voimassaolo alkaa ensimmäisestä yhteydestä kohteessa
Mobilis / Ooredoo
Voimassaolo alkaa ensimmäisestä yhteydestä kohteessa
Mobilis / Ooredoo
Voimassaolo alkaa ensimmäisestä yhteydestä kohteessa
Mobilis / Ooredoo
Voimassaolo alkaa ensimmäisestä yhteydestä kohteessa
Mobilis / Ooredoo
Voimassaolo alkaa ensimmäisestä yhteydestä kohteessa
Mobilis / Ooredoo
Voimassaolo alkaa ensimmäisestä yhteydestä kohteessa
Full speed up to each day's quota, then a reduced speed for the rest of that day. Buy as many days as the trip needs.
Mobilis / Ooredoo
Voimassaolo alkaa ensimmäisestä yhteydestä kohteessa
Mobilis / Ooredoo
512 Kbps after the quota
Voimassaolo alkaa ensimmäisestä yhteydestä kohteessa
Mobilis / Ooredoo
512 Kbps after the quota
Voimassaolo alkaa ensimmäisestä yhteydestä kohteessa
Mobilis / Ooredoo
Voimassaolo alkaa ensimmäisestä yhteydestä kohteessa
Mobilis / Ooredoo
Voimassaolo alkaa ensimmäisestä yhteydestä kohteessa

Plans listed
15
Verkko
Djezzy, Mobilis, Ooredoo Algérie
Teknologia
3G / 4G / 5G
Local currency
DZD
Budget roughly 700MB–1.5GB a day for maps, camera translation of Arabic and French signage, messaging drivers and looking places up as you go. Nightly video calls home push that closer to 2GB.
The main gateway is Algiers Houari Boumediene (ALG), followed by Oran (ORN), Constantine (CZL), Annaba (AAE) and Tamanrasset (TMR) deep in the south. Overland crossings into Tunisia run normally, while the border with Morocco has been closed for years. Switch the eSIM on as the plane touches down so you can reach whoever is collecting you before you leave the arrivals hall.
The northern corridor from Algiers through Oran, Constantine and Annaba is well covered in and around the towns. Signal starts breaking up as you climb into the Atlas ranges of Kabylie and the Aurès. In the south it exists mainly in the oasis towns — Ghardaïa, Timimoun, Djanet, Tamanrasset — so treat the hundreds of kilometres of desert road between them, and the Hoggar and Tassili plateaus, as offline territory and load your maps first.
| Operator | Teknologia |
|---|---|
| Djezzy | 4G |
| Mobilis | 4G |
| Ooredoo Algérie | 4G |
These are the networks operating in the country. A given plan may reach only some of them — check the network named on the plan itself.
| Plan | Data | Voimassaolo | Yhteyspiste | Sold by |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Algeria 500MB per day | 500MB per day | 1 days | Kyllä | eSIMonline |
| Algeria 1GB per day | 1GB per day | 1 days | Kyllä | eSIMonline |
| Algeria 1GB per day | 1GB per day | 1 days | Kyllä | eSIMonline |
| Algeria 2GB per day | 2GB per day | 1 days | Kyllä | eSIMonline |
| Algeria 2GB per day | 2GB per day | 1 days | Kyllä | eSIMonline |
| Algeria 3GB per day | 3GB per day | 1 days | Kyllä | eSIMonline |
| Algeria 10GB per day | 10GB per day | 1 days | Kyllä | eSIMonline |
| Algeria 500MB 7 days | 500MB | 7 days | Kyllä | eSIMonline |
| Algeria 1GB 7 days | 1GB | 7 days | Kyllä | eSIMonline |
| Algeria 3GB 15 days | 3GB | 15 days | Kyllä | eSIMonline |
| Algeria 3GB 30 days | 3GB | 30 days | Kyllä | eSIMonline |
| Algeria 5GB 30 days | 5GB | 30 days | Kyllä | eSIMonline |
It works in the oasis towns that have masts — Ghardaïa, Timimoun, Djanet, Tamanrasset — but once you leave them for the desert routes, service can disappear for hours or for the whole day. The safe approach is to download offline maps, save addresses and contact numbers to the device, and tell people at home when you realistically expect to be reachable again. Operators running desert trips normally carry their own communications equipment, so ask yours what they use before you set off.
Not necessarily an Algerian one, but apps such as Yassir and Heetch verify you with a code sent by SMS when you register. The easiest route is to install and verify them on your own home number before you travel, then simply use the eSIM's data to book rides once you arrive, because a data plan does not come with a local number. If a driver cannot reach you by phone, message them inside the app instead.
Main roads and major landmarks in the cities are reasonably complete, but small streets, house numbers and independent shops are still patchy, which is why locals give directions by landmark rather than by address. In practice, save the offline map for each town, pin your accommodation in advance, and ask the host to send a location pin by message — that solves most of the confusion when a driver does not recognise the street name.
Not very far. Shops, markets, taxis and small guesthouses still work mostly in cash, and foreign cards are accepted only at larger hotels and a limited set of city businesses. Plan to carry enough cash for the day and spend your data on the things it genuinely solves instead: navigation, translating what is in front of you, and staying in contact with hosts and drivers as the plan changes.
Most plans here start when the phone first connects to a network at the destination, so you can install in advance at home and switch it on after landing. Each plan page states its own rule.
No. The eSIM is a second line, so you keep your home number for SMS OTP. Turn off roaming data on the home line and set the eSIM as the data line.
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