Abuja eSIM — skip the ABV SIM queue
Landing at Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport (ABV)? Buy your Nigeria eSIM before you fly, scan the QR code we email you, and you're online the moment you land — no arrivals-hall SIM queue. Plans from $5.99.
Abuja eSIM plans
Before you land in Abuja
- Install the eSIM before you board, on home or office Wi-Fi — not in the departure lounge.
- Keep your usual SIM in the phone for calls and bank OTP texts; turn off its data roaming so it can't bill you.
- Set the Faylo eSIM as your mobile data line once you land at ABV. WhatsApp keeps working on your usual number.
- Many budget Android phones — including a lot of Tecno, Infinix and itel models — don't support eSIM yet. Dial *#06# and look for a 32-digit EID before you pay.
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Common questions
Can I just buy a SIM card at Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport?
Usually, but expect a queue, a passport check, and tourist pricing on arrival. An eSIM you install before you fly skips all three — you land already connected.
Will my eSIM work as soon as I land at ABV?
Yes. Install it before you board (while you're on Wi-Fi), then switch your phone to the Faylo line once you land — no setup needed at the airport.
How much data do I need for a trip to Abuja?
Maps, messaging and ride-hailing run light (100–300 MB a day); social media and photos add up faster. Most short trips are comfortable on 5–10 GB; use hotel Wi-Fi for anything heavier like video calls or streaming.
What if my phone doesn't support eSIM?
Check before you pay: dial *#06# and look for a 32-digit EID. If it isn't there, don't buy — and if something still goes wrong after you've paid, message us on WhatsApp and we'll refund you if your phone genuinely can't use it.