Travelling to the French Southern and Antarctic Lands? This territory encompasses some of the most remote and inaccessible places on Earth, including Kerguelen, Crozet, Amsterdam, Saint-Paul islands, and Adélie Land in Antarctica. A MobiSIM eSIM for the French Southern and Antarctic Lands gives eligible travellers a digital data option without needing a physical SIM card, though connectivity depends entirely on satellite systems and expedition infrastructure rather than any terrestrial mobile network. Whether your travel is connected to scientific research, maritime operations, or authorised expedition access, preparing all digital resources before departure is essential. Choose a MobiSIM eSIM data plan and install it before travelling for the smoothest setup experience. Your QR code is delivered by email after purchase, allowing you to prepare the eSIM on your device before setting out.
eSIM for French Southern and Antarctic Lands — Instant Data Plans
1 plan available — from €2.99. Instant activation, no physical SIM required.
Useful travel information
A few details that help before and during your trip.
Mobile coverage in French Southern and Antarctic Lands
The French Southern and Antarctic Lands have no civilian terrestrial mobile network infrastructure of any kind. The territory is administered by France but has no permanent civilian population, and the only inhabitants are rotating scientific and support staff at research stations. Any communication available to visitors depends on satellite systems operated by the Institut Polaire Français (IPEV) and vessel-based communication equipment. Standard mobile networks, 4G, 3G, and 2G are entirely absent across all parts of this territory. MobiSIM eSIM coverage applies only where supported networks exist, and travellers should treat all destinations within this territory as fully offline from a mobile connectivity standpoint.