Tehran
Explore the bustling Grand Bazaar or savor a kebab in the Tajrish neighborhood.
Iran offers a unique tapestry of culture and history, but staying connected here requires some savvy due to government restrictions.
MCI offers broad coverage, especially in rural areas, but Irancell typically provides faster speeds in urban centers. Expect weaker signals indoors and in mountainous regions.
Using an eSIM in Iran can simplify your travel experience.
Connection-tested in the cities travelers actually visit.
Explore the bustling Grand Bazaar or savor a kebab in the Tajrish neighborhood.
Marvel at the intricate tilework of Naqsh-e Jahan Square, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Stroll through the lush Eram Garden and sample faloodeh, a local frozen dessert.
Use Telegram for messaging; it's heavily used though sometimes restricted.
Activate your VPN prior to entering Iran to access blocked sites.
Download offline maps of Tehran's metro system to avoid connectivity issues underground.
Google Maps may be unreliable; consider using apps like Maps.me for accurate navigation.
Be aware of potential app restrictions; WhatsApp and Facebook are often blocked.
Iranian eSIMs can deactivate upon crossing borders due to regional restrictions.
Any phone released after 2018 from these makers supports eSIM. Check our compatibility guide for older models.