Most modern phones do, but you must check our specific list here: eSIM Compatible Devices to be 100% sure before purchasing. 

 Yes. Ulendo is the primary local ride-hailing app (similar to Uber) operating in Lilongwe and Blantyre. Reliable data is essential to book safe rides and track your driver in the capital. 

 Yes. You will generally have strong signal at the main lodges like Mvuu Camp and during boat safaris on the Shire River, allowing you to share photos of the elephants instantly. 

 Coverage is reliable at the Likhubula base and forest station, but expect the signal to become intermittent or disappear as you hike higher towards the huts and Sapitwa Peak. 

 This specific plan is valid only within Malawi. Many travelers combine Malawi with a trip to South Luangwa (Zambia) or the beaches of Mozambique. If you cross the border, you will lose connection immediately. To stay connected across multiple countries, we highly recommend our Africa Regional eSIM to avoid swapping plans mid-trip. 

Usually, yes. Malawi experiences frequent power cuts. While hotel Wi-Fi routers stop working the moment the power goes out, mobile towers often have battery backups or generators. Having a Cellesim eSIM is the best backup plan to stay online and communicate during these blackout periods when Wi-Fi is unavailable. 

No. Buying a physical SIM card in Malawi is a slow process that involves filling out forms and presenting your passport for registration. Cellesim eSIMs remove this hassle. You can purchase online and install your plan instantly, allowing you to bypass the queues at Lilongwe (LLW) or Chileka (BLZ) airports. 

 In Malawi, network choice is critical for stability. Our eSIM connects to the country’s two dominant providers, typically Airtel Malawi or TNM. These operators offer the widest coverage, ensuring connectivity whether you are in the capital Lilongwe, the commercial hub Blantyre, or on a safari in Liwonde National Park.