Middle East and North Africa

Think about three things: where you're going, how long you'll stay, and how much data you expect to use. Messaging and light browsing use relatively little data, while navigation, social media, video calls, and streaming use more. Compare the data allowance, validity, and coverage shown for each plan before purchasing.

The right amount of data depends on how you use your phone and how long you're traveling. Messaging, email, and light browsing use relatively little data, while navigation, social media, video calls, and streaming use more. Think about what you'll use mobile data for during your trip and choose a plan that gives you enough data without paying for more than you need.

You can buy your Wayro eSIM before you travel. Buying in advance gives you time to check compatibility and complete the setup while you still have a reliable internet connection.

Wayro offers plans for individual destinations as well as multi-destination options where available. Data allowance, validity, network, and other plan conditions vary by destination. The current options are shown on the relevant destination or plan page.

A local plan provides coverage in one destination. A **regional plan** provides coverage across multiple included destinations within a region, making it useful for multi-country trips. Always check the list of included destinations before purchasing.

The activation rule can vary by plan. Many travel eSIM plans begin when the eSIM first connects to a supported network, but you should always check the activation information shown with your specific Wayro plan.

Each plan has a validity period shown before purchase and in its plan details. Once that validity period ends, the plan expires and any unused data doesn't carry over unless stated otherwise in the plan details.

Wayro connects through supported local mobile networks at your destination. Available networks depend on the specific plan and destination. You can find the relevant network information in your plan details.

5G availability depends on your plan, destination, device, and local network coverage. Where 5G is supported and available, your device may connect to 5G. Otherwise, it will use another supported network such as 4G/LTE.

Check the network indicator in your phone's status bar. Depending on your device and connection, you'll usually see 5G, 4G, LTE, or another network indicator next to the signal bars. The network available to you depends on your plan, device, location, and local coverage.

Connection speed depends on the plan, local network, coverage, network conditions, and your device. Check your plan details for any plan-specific speed conditions.

Yes, if you purchase a regional or other multi-destination plan that includes those countries. Check the coverage list before purchasing to make sure every destination on your trip is included.

If you're using a regional or multi-destination plan and the next country is included in your coverage, your eSIM should connect to a supported network there. It may take a few moments to reconnect after crossing the border. If the country isn't included in your plan, you'll need another Wayro plan that covers that destination.

Hotspot or tethering availability depends on the specific plan and network. If your plan supports it, you can share your Wayro mobile data with other devices using your phone's Personal Hotspot or Mobile Hotspot feature. Check the plan details before purchasing.