All your questions about eSIM Tunisia.

After your purchase, you'll receive a QR code by email and it's displayed on the confirmation page.

On iPhone: Settings → Mobile Data → Add a plan → Scan QR code
On Samsung: Settings → Connections → SIM Manager → Add eSIM → Scan the code
On Pixel: Settings → Network & Internet → SIM → Add eSIM → Scan the code

The eSIM installs in 30 seconds and activates automatically on your first connection to a Tunisian network. 🇹🇳

Yes, and we recommend it! Install the eSIM from home before you leave — the plan only starts at your first connection to a Tunisian network. The timer doesn't run during installation. You arrive at Tunis-Carthage Airport (TUN), Enfidha-Hammamet (NBE), or Djerba (DJE), enable mobile data, and you're connected instantly.

After installation:

iPhone: Settings → Mobile Data → select the eSIM Tunisia line → enable "Mobile Data"
Android: Settings → Network → SIM → select the eSIM → enable "Mobile Data"

Also remember to disable Wi-Fi to force use of the eSIM and test the connection as soon as you land.

Yes, connection sharing (hotspot/Wi-Fi access point) is included on every plan, whatever its duration. Shared data comes out of the same daily full-speed allowance. The feature also depends on your phone's settings.

If you can't scan the QR code, use the technical details available in your confirmation email:

SM-DP+ Address (e.g.: rsp-3104.idemia.io)
Activation Code (e.g.: XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX)

On iPhone: Settings → Mobile Data → Add a plan → Enter details manually
On Android: Settings → Connections → SIM Manager → Add eSIM → Enter code manually

Yes. On Dual SIM phones (most recent models), your physical SIM stays active for calls and SMS. The Tunisia eSIM handles your mobile data in parallel. You can configure which line uses data in your network settings.

Most recent smartphones support eSIM. Definitely compatible:

iPhone: XS, XS Max, XR (2018) and all later models
Samsung: Galaxy S22, S23, S24, S25, Z Fold 2-6, Z Flip 3-6. Galaxy S20, S21 (including FE) and Note 20 depend on model and region — check yours with our compatibility tool
Google: Pixel 4, 4a, 5, 5a, 6, 7, 8, 9 and later. Pixel 2, 3 and 3a depend on variant and region — check yours
Motorola: Razr 40, Razr 50, Razr+ 2023, Edge 40 Pro, Edge 50 Pro, Edge 50 Ultra
Xiaomi: 12S Ultra, 13 Pro, 14 (region dependent)

Check your exact model →

Quick method: Settings → General → About.
If you see two IMEI numbers (IMEI and IMEI 2), your iPhone supports eSIM ✓

Alternative: go to Settings → Mobile Data. If you see "Add a plan" or "Add an eSIM", it's compatible.

Network-locked phones (bought on contract from a carrier) may not accept an eSIM from another network. Check with your current carrier whether your phone is unlocked. Generally, after 12 to 24 months of contract, carriers unlock devices for free on request.

Yes, the eSIM is compatible with iPad Pro (2018+), iPad Air (2019+), iPad mini (2019+) and iPad (2020+). Devices must be the cellular version (Wi-Fi + Cellular). Wi-Fi only iPads do not support eSIM.

Yes, the data is unlimited: it cannot run out and the connection is never cut off — only the validity period ends. Under our fair use policy (article 4 of the terms), you get about 1 GB per day at full 4G LTE speed; after that the connection stays active at 512 Kbps until the next daily reset. Hotspot/tethering is included on every plan, whatever its duration.

The plan starts at your first connection to a Tunisian network — not at purchase, nor at QR code installation. You can therefore:
• Buy now
• Install the eSIM from home
• The plan only starts when you land in Tunisia

Plans start from €6.50 for 1 day, up to €99 for 30 days — all with unlimited 4G/LTE data. See our full plans page for all options.

Each order generates a new eSIM with a new QR code. It is not possible to extend an active plan — you must purchase a new plan and install the new QR code. The new eSIM will replace the old one on your phone.

Our eSIMs are designed specifically for Tunisia. They will not work (or will work with very reduced speeds) in other countries. If you're traveling to multiple countries, you'll need a different eSIM for each destination.

No. The displayed price is the final price, all taxes included. No activation fees, no delivery fees, no subscription. You pay once, that's it.

The Tunisia eSIM roams across Tunisia's three national operators — Ooredoo Tunisia, Orange Tunisia, and Tunisie Telecom. The network is selected automatically to give you the strongest available signal wherever you are. 4G/LTE is available nationwide, and 5G is currently rolling out in Tunis, Sousse, and Sfax.

Yes! 4G/LTE connectivity is reliable in the popular Saharan tourist areas around Tozeur, Nefta, and Douz (gateway to the Grand Erg Oriental). The Star Wars filming sites at Matmata also have good coverage. Deep into the dunes far from any settlement, signal may be intermittent — normal for any operator.

Yes, Djerba has full 4G/LTE coverage. Whether you're exploring Houmt Souk's medina, visiting the El Ghriba synagogue, or relaxing on the beaches of Midoun, you'll have a reliable connection throughout the island.

5G licenses were awarded to Tunisian operators in 2024–2025, and initial deployment is rolling out in Tunis, Sousse, and Sfax. Coverage is not yet nationwide. All other cities and regions have excellent 4G/LTE (typically 30–100 Mbps). Your phone must be 5G-compatible to benefit from 5G speeds.

Coastal towns like Tabarka have solid 4G/LTE. Inland areas like El Kef are also covered by 4G. Hiking trails in the Kroumirie mountains or very remote areas may have weaker signal — plan accordingly if you're going off the beaten path.

Payment is processed by Stripe, one of the world's leading online payment providers. We accept all Visa, Mastercard, American Express cards, as well as Apple Pay and Google Pay. Payment is 100% secure (SSL/TLS, 3D Secure).

If your QR code has not yet been scanned and activated, you can request a refund within 30 days of purchase by writing to support@esimtunisie.com. Once the eSIM is activated (QR scanned), it is consumed and cannot be refunded.

Yes. We never have access to your banking information. All payment processing is done directly by Stripe, certified PCI DSS Level 1 (the strictest security certification in the industry). We only store your name and email to deliver your eSIM.

Yes! Your physical SIM stays active for calls, SMS and WhatsApp. The Tunisia eSIM works in parallel only for mobile data. WhatsApp, Signal, Telegram continue to work with your usual number.

Tunisia uses the Tunisian Dinar (TND, also written DT). It is a closed currency — you cannot buy it outside Tunisia. Withdraw cash from ATMs on arrival or exchange at the airport. Approximately 3.4 TND ≈ 1 EUR. Your eSIM is priced and charged in Euros.

EU, UK, US, Canadian, and many other nationals can enter Tunisia visa-free for tourism stays up to 90 days, provided your passport is valid for at least 3 months beyond your entry date. Requirements vary by nationality — always verify the rules for your passport before traveling.

1. First check your Spam/Junk folder — automated emails sometimes end up there.
2. Check that you entered the correct email address when ordering.
3. Your QR code is also displayed directly on the confirmation page after payment.
4. If you still don't have your QR: request a resend →
5. As a last resort: write to support@esimtunisie.com

Try in order:
1. Check that mobile data is enabled on the eSIM line (not Wi-Fi)
2. Disable then re-enable Airplane mode for 30 seconds
3. Go to network settings and manually select a network (Ooredoo Tunisia, Orange Tunisia, or Tunisie Telecom)
4. Restart your phone
5. Check that roaming/data roaming is not required in your settings

If the issue persists, contact support@esimtunisie.com with your ICCID.

If the camera won't scan the QR code:
1. Make sure your internet connection is active (Wi-Fi or data) when scanning
2. Clean the camera lens
3. Print or enlarge the QR code for a better scan
4. Use manual installation with the SM-DP+ and activation code provided in your email

A few things to try:
• Weak signal: move or go to an open space
• Peak hours: speeds may be reduced between 6pm and 10pm in large cities
• APN settings: check that the APN is configured correctly (normally automatic)
• Data saving mode: disable it in settings
• If the connection keeps dropping, try manually selecting a different Tunisian operator

Check the first activation date. The timer starts at the first connection to a Tunisian network, even if it's a transit at the airport. If you think there's an error, write to support@esimtunisie.com with your order number (session ID) and we'll check.

No. An eSIM QR code can only be scanned once on a single device. Once activated, the eSIM is tied to that device and cannot be transferred. For a new device, you'll need to purchase a new plan.