Country profile

Senegal

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 Community-maintained — submit a correction if anything is out of date.

Senegal landscape

Networks

4

ISO / Dial code

SN·—

Region

Cells measured

1,020

Mobile networks in Senegal — MCC/MNC list

4 rows · search & sort any column

CSU-SA
Millicom International Cellular S.A. Tigo
Sonatel Orange
Sudatel Expresso

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MVNOs in Senegal

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

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Cell towers in Senegal

1,020 cells · 3 of 4 networks measured

By technology

GSM 2G333%
UMTS 3G10410%
LTE 4G88387%

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 Senegal

Hey there fellow wanderlusts! If you’re heading to Senegal, you’re in for a treat—gorgeous coastlines, vibrant markets, and mouthwatering street food (I’m talking about you, thioklo). To keep you connected while exploring, eSIMs are a lifesaver. Just imagine yourself sipping café Touba in Dakar while you post those stunning sunset pics without scrambling for WiFi in a nearby hotel lobby. For a quick day trip, you can snag the Comfort eSIM for just 2 euros, giving you 1500 MB of data. Perfect for navigating through the lively streets, or researching the best local spots in places like Saint-Louis or the serene Lompoul Desert.

But if you're planning to stick around for a week or even a month—because trust me, there's more to see than just pastries and beaches—you can grab the Africa 3GB eSIM for about 14.40 dollars good for 30 days. That’s about the cost of a few local beers! Just think about all the vibrant markets you’ll be able to check out, from the bustling stalls in Dakar to the colorful umbrellas at the Gorée Island beach. Plus, you can keep tabs on your budget in West African CFA francs while sharing your adventures online. Honestly, having data while traveling makes communicating with locals and fellow travelers so much easier. So go on, get that eSIM and experience Senegal like a pro!