Country profile

Rwanda

6 mobile networks registered in Rwanda, with their MCC, MNC, PLMN and TADIG codes. Community-maintained — submit a correction if anything is out of date.

Rwanda landscape

Networks

6

ISO / Dial code

RW·—

Region

Cells measured

5,368

Mobile networks in Rwanda — MCC/MNC list

6 rows · search & sort any column

Airtel RWANDA Airtel
Airtel RWANDA Airtel
MTN Rwandacell SARL MTN
Olleh Rwanda Networks Olleh
Rwandatel S.A. Rwandatel
Rwandatel S.A. Rwandatel

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MVNOs in Rwanda

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Virtual operators sell their own SIMs and plans on another operator's network.

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Cell towers in Rwanda

5,368 cells · 2 of 6 networks measured

By technology

GSM 2G5,07795%
UMTS 3G2845%
LTE 4G7<1%

Most measured networks

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 Rwanda

### Travel eSIMs in Rwanda: Stay Connected on Your Adventure

So, you’re heading to Rwanda? That’s amazing! Trust me, you’re in for a treat. When I visited, I found that staying connected was an absolute game-changer, especially when exploring cities like Kigali and Gisenyi. With an eSIM, you can easily (and I mean easily) activate a local data plan right from your phone without fumbling around with SIM cards. For a quick pit stop, snagging the Comfort 500MB for just 2 euros for a day felt like a steal, especially when I needed maps while getting lost in the bustling streets of Kigali. Plus, you’ll want that data handy for booking accommodations on the fly and keeping up with social media, because let’s be honest: who doesn’t want to share those gorilla trekking selfies?

If you’re planning to soak in more of what Rwanda has to offer—think stunning Lake Kivu or the breathtaking Volcanoes National Park—then I’d suggest going for something like the 3GB plan for 30 days at around 18 dollars. It’s perfect for a whole month of device-happy exploration, and trust me, you’ll be glad to have it. With the Rwandan franc being the currency, you’ll want to keep an eye on your budget like I did. Make sure to load up on that precious data so you can check out local restaurants, find the best hiking trails, or even peek at trivia about the land before you stroll through those gorgeous tea plantations. Enjoy the adventure, my friend!