Digicel eSIM — coverage, plans & network

Yes, in many of its markets. Digicel sells eSIM for compatible phones through its local websites, stores and the MyDigicel app, though availability and activation steps differ island by island. If you would rather skip local signup entirely, a prepaid AviaeSIM travel plan that connects to the Digicel network can be installed before you even arrive.

Digicel offers prepaid tourist options in several markets, usually bought in a local store or via the MyDigicel app; some islands require ID for registration, and app payments can be awkward with foreign cards. The alternative is a prepaid AviaeSIM travel eSIM: buy it online before your trip, scan a QR code, and it uses the Digicel network locally with no store visit.

AviaeSIM plans connect to Digicel-branded networks in 27 Caribbean and Pacific destinations, including Jamaica, Barbados, Trinidad and Tobago, Haiti, Grenada, Saint Lucia, Fiji, Samoa, Tonga and Papua New Guinea. Coverage follows Digicel's local 4G footprint on each island. AviaeSIM is an independent travel eSIM service, not Digicel itself; it simply rides on the Digicel network in these destinations.

Roaming across the Caribbean on your home carrier is often billed at high per-megabyte or daily rates, and each island may count as a separate zone. A prepaid travel eSIM avoids that: an AviaeSIM plan bought per destination gives a fixed data allowance on the Digicel network. Digicel's own roaming bundles mainly serve its local subscribers moving between its markets.