Collection: eSIM for Haiti

Bon Bagay, in partnership with Airalo, is the data eSIM for Haiti: it connects to the Digicel network with 4G technology, offers packages by GB from 1 to 5 GB or unlimited ones for 3 to 10 days, and lets you share your connection. If you will visit several countries on the same trip, a regional eSIM for the Americas includes other destinations on the continent.

Bon Bagay has four packages by GB (1 GB for 7 days, 2 GB for 15 days, 3 GB for 30 days and 5 GB for 30 days) and four unlimited ones for 3, 5, 7 or 10 days. No plan or contract: you pay once for the package you choose.

By GB you get a total allowance for the whole trip, useful if you mostly use maps, messaging and social media. Unlimited packages include 3 GB per day at high speed; after that you keep browsing at 384 Kbps until the daily reset. Choose unlimited if you upload video, make video calls or work remotely.

Bon Bagay connects to the Digicel network with 4G technology, without 5G, where there is coverage and your phone is compatible. Signal depends on network coverage in each area: in cities it is usually more stable than in rural or mountain areas.

Before heading to remote areas, download your maps for offline use.

No. Bon Bagay works only within Haiti. If your trip continues to the Dominican Republic or another country, choose that country's eSIM or a regional eSIM for the Americas. Below you'll find destinations to continue your trip.

No. Bon Bagay cannot be topped up: when your package ends, you buy a new eSIM. If you think you will need more data, choose a bigger or unlimited package from the start.

Yes. You can use your phone as a hotspot for your laptop, tablet or other phones, with no separate sharing limit. What you share is deducted from your package data; on unlimited packages it counts toward the 3 GB of daily high-speed data.

You receive the QR by email instantly. Install it before you travel, on a stable Wi-Fi connection, up to 90 days ahead. Installing it does not start the validity period, and your usual SIM stays in your phone.

The days start counting when it first connects to a network in Haiti.