Tigo eSIM — coverage, plans & network

Yes, in several of its markets. Tigo offers eSIM activation in countries such as Guatemala, Colombia and Paraguay, usually for customers who visit a Tigo store or use the official Mi Tigo app, and availability differs by country and plan type. Travelers who would rather skip local stores can use AviaeSIM instead — an independent prepaid travel eSIM that connects to Tigo networks and is delivered entirely online.

In most Tigo markets a visitor buying a local SIM must register it in person with a passport at a store or authorized dealer, and prepaid eSIM support for foreigners varies by country. The simpler route is an AviaeSIM travel eSIM bought online before the trip: it arrives by email as a QR code, installs in minutes and uses the Tigo network once you land, with no paperwork.

AviaeSIM plans currently run on Tigo networks in seven countries: Colombia, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, Bolivia, Paraguay and Ghana. Each destination has its own plan options, and regional Latin America plans can combine several of these markets in one eSIM. AviaeSIM is a separate travel eSIM provider using Tigo infrastructure, so purchases, top-ups and support are handled by AviaeSIM rather than Tigo stores.

Roaming with your home operator across Central and South America works, but it is typically the most expensive way to stay online and depends on your carrier's partner deals. A prepaid travel eSIM such as AviaeSIM gives you a fixed data allowance on the local Tigo network, paid upfront with no contract. Your home SIM stays installed for calls and SMS while data runs locally.