ハイチ eSIM

eSIM for Haiti: internet without roaming

With our eSIM for Haiti, you arrive in the country with mobile data active from the first minute, without having to look for a store or change your physical card. The plan relies on real local networks, Digicel and Natcom, the two operators that provide mobile coverage on the island, so you browse 4G where there is signal and use your WhatsApp, Google Maps or Uber without depending on hotel Wi-Fi. You can see all our available destinations if your trip includes other Caribbean countries.

Roaming in Haiti: why an eSIM is right for you

Haiti is not part of the European Union, so your home plan does not include free data here. Roaming in Haiti with your usual carrier usually costs between 10 and 15 € per day, and a weekend is enough to skyrocket your bill. The eSIM eliminates that risk: you pay a fixed price before leaving and know exactly how much you spend. No surprises when you return or per-megabyte rates.

How much does an eSIM for Haiti cost?

You choose according to the days of your stay. For a short getaway with maps and messaging, 1 GB is enough; if you go for a week and share photos or use video calls, 3 GB is comfortable, and for long stays or teleworking, 5 GB or more is advisable. Compared to the price of roaming in Haiti, the eSIM is much cheaper and you control the spending from your mobile.

eSIM or SIM card in Haiti

The classic alternative is to buy a SIM card in Haiti from Digicel or Natcom upon landing, but it involves queuing at Port-au-Prince airport, showing your passport and sometimes registering the line. The eSIM is 100% digital: it is installed before flying, does not take up a slot and thus you keep your usual number active for calls and bank SMS. One phone, two lines, zero plastic.

Does the eSIM work in Port-au-Prince, Cap-Haïtien and Jacmel?

Yes. Mobile data coverage in Haiti is solid in urban areas: Port-au-Prince and Pétion-Ville, the tourist city of Cap-Haïtien in the north, Les Cayes, Gonaïves and the coast of Jacmel. In inland towns and mountainous areas, the signal may drop to 3G, which is normal with any local SIM in the country because it depends on the physical network of Digicel and Natcom.

How is the Haiti eSIM activated?

When you purchase, you receive a QR code by email. You scan it from your phone settings while still at home with Wi-Fi, and the eSIM is installed and ready to start on its own as soon as you land. The whole process takes a couple of minutes and you don't need technical knowledge. If it is your first time, following our eSIM guide step by step will leave your phone ready before you catch the flight.