eSIM Mali
4G · Malitel, Orange
Good to know
Starts when you first connect
Top-up available
7 days
15 days
Good to know
Starts when you first connect
Top-up available
4G · Malitel, Orange
Starts when you first connect
Top-up available
Starts when you first connect
Top-up available
Plans for Mali range from 1 to 3 GB and 7 to 15 days. You pay once. No contract, no roaming bill.
Picked like in our shop: the cheapest plan with about 0.7 GB a day. Live prices for Mali.
Malitel (4G) and Orange (4G). Which one your phone uses depends on the plan and on where you are.
No. In Mali it uses 4G/LTE (Malitel and Orange).
Yes, if your phone supports eSIM and is not locked to one carrier. Most iPhones from the XS and XR onwards do, as do recent Samsung Galaxy and Google Pixel models. Check yours in our list of eSIM phones.
No. It is data only: no phone number, no calls or SMS. Your own SIM stays in your phone, so WhatsApp and iMessage keep working with your usual number.
About 0.7 GB a day covers maps, messages, social media and some video, so around 5 GB for a week. Our pick for one week: 3 GB · 15 days for $15.99.
1 GB · 7 days for $6.59 is the lowest-priced plan. The lowest price per GB is 3 GB · 15 days at $5.39 per GB.
Plans run for 7 or 15 days.
When your phone first connects to a network in Mali, not when you buy or install the eSIM. So you can install it at home before you travel.
No. Every plan has a fixed amount of data, up to 3 GB.
Yes, your phone can share the connection with a laptop or a second phone. Everything you share counts against your plan. Whether a network limits sharing depends on the plan, so ask us before you buy if it matters. More in our hotspot guide.
Yes. Add data under My eSIMs while your plan is still valid. No new eSIM needed.
Depending on the plan, your connection runs via the United States. Websites and apps, such as banking or streaming services, may then treat you as being there.
eSIM purchases are final. If something isn’t right, write to us in Help and we’ll take care of it.