MaliI ni sogoma, Mali.

Mali
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4.2 · 16 reviews on Trustpilot

Mali is a landlocked Sahelian nation stretching from the Sahara to the Sahel and savannah. Timbuktu — once the world's greatest centre of Islamic scholarship — is in Mali. The Dogon Country escarpment with its cliff-dwelling villages, the ancient Great Mosque of Djenné (the world's largest mud-brick building), and the Niger River are among Africa's most extraordinary cultural landscapes.

5G ready Hotspot included Keep your home line 24/7 humans
Typical roaming
$70+
per country, throttled
Flysimio Mali
$10.75
5G · hotspot included
Timezone
UTC+0
Carriers
Orange
4G
Currency
West
African
Plug
Type C/E (220V)
230V · 50Hz
Language
French / Bambara
Official
Main Airport
BKO
Modibo Keïta International Airport (Bamako)

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4.2 · 16 reviews on Trustpilot
Total$10.75
7-day money-back · 6-month validity
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Change your mind within 7 days and we refund in full — as long as the eSIM is unused or under 100 MB, so you can install it and check it connects first. A plan that genuinely fails is refunded any time. Details.

Works on iPhone XS+ and most Android since 2018. Check your device

Setup

eSIM in 3 steps for Mali

01
Choose your Mali plan

Pick data amount and validity. Pay with card, Apple Pay, or Google Pay.

02
Scan the QR code

We email a QR code instantly. Scan it in Settings — installed in under 60 seconds. No app needed.

03
Land online in Mali

Your phone connects to local networks automatically when you arrive. No SIM swap, no kiosk. Hotspot included.

Network

Coverage & connectivity.

Networks we run on in Mali
Orange4G

Your device connects to the strongest available network automatically — no manual setup.

Bamako

Orange Mali provides 4G LTE in Bamako and major towns. The security situation has restricted travel to most of Mali outside Bamako — Timbuktu, Gao, the Dogon Country, and most of the north are under "do not travel" advisories from multiple governments due to ongoing conflict and kidnapping risk.

Plan size

How much data do you need?

Pick your travel style and trip length — we'll suggest the right Mali plan, no guessing.

Your travel style
Trip length
Roughly 4.9GB for a 7-day Mali trip
We suggest
3GB · 15 days
Hotspot included · 5G where available
$28.68
$9.56/GB

This is our largest Mali plan. For heavy streaming, add a top-up mid-trip or pick an Unlimited plan above.

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What uses your data
Google Maps
30 min · 20 MB
YouTube (480p)
30 min · 250 MB
Spotify
1 hr · 120 MB
Instagram / TikTok
15 min · 300 MB
WhatsApp call
20 min · 100 MB
Uber
30 min · 10 MB
Netflix (HD)
30 min · 700 MB
Email
50 emails · 10 MB

Estimates only — actual use depends on your apps, video quality, and habits.

Want the full breakdown? See our data-usage guide →

FAQ

Questions about Mali

Is Mali safe to visit?

Most of Mali outside Bamako is under "do not travel" advisories from Western governments due to jihadist insurgency in the Sahel and north. Timbuktu, the Dogon Country, Gao, and the Niger Inner Delta are all inaccessible to tourists at this time. Bamako itself has experienced sporadic attacks. Monitor advisories carefully.

What is Timbuktu?

Timbuktu (Tombouctou) was the centre of trans-Saharan trade and Islamic learning in the 14th–16th centuries. Its ancient manuscripts — over 700,000 surviving documents — represent one of the world's great literary heritages. The Ahmad Baba Institute has preserved thousands. The city is a UNESCO World Heritage Site but currently inaccessible to tourists.

What is the Great Mosque of Djenné?

The Great Mosque of Djenné is the world's largest mud-brick (adobe) building and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The annual community plastering (crépissage) — when the entire town re-plasters the mosque's exterior — is an extraordinary communal ritual. Djenné itself is on a flood island in the Niger River.

What currency does Mali use?

The West African CFA franc (XOF), pegged to the Euro and shared with Senegal, Côte d'Ivoire, and other ECOWAS states.

What is Mali famous for musically?

Mali has produced some of Africa's greatest musicians: Ali Farka Touré (blues-influenced desert music), Salif Keita (Mandé pop), Oumou Sangaré (wassoulou music), and the groups Tinariwen and Amadou & Mariam. Mali's music scene draws from Tuareg, Mande, and Fulani traditions.

What is an eSIM?

An eSIM (embedded SIM) is a digital SIM built into your phone. Instead of a physical card, you scan a QR code and your plan installs instantly — no SIM tray needed.

Is my phone eSIM-compatible?

iPhone XS (2018) and newer, most Android flagships from 2020+, and all Samsung Galaxy S21+ devices support eSIM. Check our compatibility page for the full device list.

How do I install the eSIM?

After purchase, we email a QR code. On iPhone: Settings → Cellular → Add eSIM → Scan QR Code. On Android: Settings → Network & Internet → SIMs → Add eSIM. The whole process takes under 60 seconds.

Can I keep my regular SIM while using this eSIM?

Yes. Most phones support dual SIM (physical + eSIM). Keep your home number for calls and SMS — use Flysimio for data abroad. You control which SIM handles what in your phone Settings.

Does the eSIM include a hotspot (tethering)?

Yes, all Flysimio plans include mobile hotspot at no extra charge. Share your data connection with laptops, tablets, or other devices freely.

What happens when my data runs out?

You can top up data from your account dashboard at any time. Top-ups are applied instantly — no need to buy a new eSIM or wait.

Can I get a refund?

Yes. We offer a full refund within 7 days of purchase. Contact contact@flysimio.com with your order number.

How long is the eSIM valid for?

You have 6 months from your purchase date to activate the eSIM. Once activated, the plan validity period (e.g., 7 days, 30 days) begins counting down.

Will the eSIM work at the airport when I land?

Yes — as long as you installed the eSIM before your flight, it activates automatically when your phone connects to a local network on landing. No Wi-Fi required for activation.

What if the QR code doesn't scan?

If the QR code won't scan, you can enter the activation code manually — we include both in the email. You can also contact our 24/7 support team and we'll resend or manually provision your eSIM.

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