Country profile
Egypt
4 mobile networks registered in Egypt, with their MCC, MNC, PLMN and TADIG codes. Community-maintained — submit a correction if anything is out of date.
Mobile networks in Egypt — MCC/MNC list
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MVNOs in Egypt
All MVNOs →Virtual operators sell their own SIMs and plans on another operator's network.
No virtual operators on record for Egypt. Know one? Open the network it runs on above and use Add an MVNO.
Cell towers in Egypt
9,575 cells · 4 of 4 networks measured
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Most measured networks
> Another 1 cells were measured on 1 MCC/MNC on Egypt's MCCs that aren't in this list. Add a missing network.
Find a cell in Egypt
> Pick a network and enter a cell ID, or press Example, to see where the cell is and how far it reaches.
Crowd-sourced cell measurements from OpenCelliD, licensed CC BY-SA 4.0 · as of 2026-09-27. Counts are cells people have measured, not an operator's own figures.
About Egypt
Oh Egypt, where the pyramids make for the ultimate backdrop and the hustle of Cairo is an experience all its own. Imagine snapping selfies at Giza with a backdrop of the Sphinx, and a quick check on Instagram to share your adventures with friends back home. That’s where an eSIM comes in like a superhero. You can snag a 500MB eSIM for just a dollar and have it last a whole day. Perfect for those short trips when you need to stay connected without breaking the bank. If you're planning to explore bustling cities like Alexandria or the serene beaches of Hurghada, you're gonna want to keep your data close; nothing says adventure like live-streaming your camel ride across the desert with super-fast connectivity.
Now, if you’re staying a bit longer or, you know, really planning to indulge in all that Egyptian cuisine (hello, koshari), consider a 1GB eSIM for a week at just 1.80 bucks. With plenty of data to spare, you can navigate local markets and find the best spots for falafel without getting lost in translation. And if you’re really all in, the 3GB option for around 4.70 dollars keeps you connected for a month, so you'll be ready to share every glorious moment from Luxor to Sharm El Sheikh. Plus, you'll have just enough bandwidth to Google how to haggle in Arabic before you try it out for yourself—trust me, it’ll come in handy!