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Afghan Wireless C DATA ROAMING RATES FOR ALL COUNTRIES AND OPERATORS Country Operator USD Price per MB Afghanistan Afghanistan - Afghan Wireless Communication Company (412/01) 0.3600 Afghanistan Afghanistan - Etisalat Afghanistan (412/50) 0.8100 Afghanistan Afghanistan - Telecom Development Afghanistan Company (Roshan) (412/20) 0.3600 Albania Albania - Eagle Mobile (276/03) 14.0200 Albania Albania - Vodafone Albania (276/02) 0.5400 Algeria Algeria - ATM MOBILIS (603/01) 19.0300 Algeria Algeria - ORASCOM Telecom Algerie Spa (Djezzy) (603/02) 25.8600 Algeria Algeria - Wataniya Telecom Algérie (603/03) 1.5800 Andorra Andorra - Servei De Telecomunicacions d'Andorra (Andorra Telecom) (213/03) 18.2700 Angola Angola - Movicel (631/04) 11.5300 Angola Angola - UNITEL S.a.r.l. (631/02) 7.2200 Anguilla Anguilla - Cable & Wireless (West Indies) Ltd. Anguilla (365/840) 0.1700 Anguilla Anguilla - Digicel (Jamaica) Limited (365/5) 0.1700 Antigua Antigua - Cable & Wireless Caribbean Cellular (Antigua) Limited (344/920) 0.1700 Antigua Antigua - Digicell (344/930) 0.1700 Argentina Argentina - Telecom Personal SA (722/34) 0.7100 Argentina Argentina - Telefonica Moviles Argentina S.A (722/010) 2.6400 Armenia Armenia - Armentel (283/01) 24.4700 Armenia Armenia - Orange Armenia CJSC (283/10) 1.2900 Aruba Aruba - SETAR (Servicio di Telecomunicacion di Aruba) (363/01) 1.0000 Australia Australia - Singtel Optus Limited (505/02) 0.1200 Australia Australia - Telstra Corporation Limited (505/71) 0.1500 Australia Australia - Vodafone Hutchison Australia Pty Limited (505/38) 0.5400 Australia Australia - Vodafone Network Pty LTD (505/07) 0.5400 Austria Austria - Hutchison 3G Austria GmbH (232/10) 0.1200 Austria Austria - Orange Austria Telecommunication GmbH (232/05) 0.1200 Austria Austria - T-Mobile Austria GmbH (232/03) 0.1200 Austria Austria - T-Mobile Austria GmbH (former TeleRing) (232/07) 0.1200 Azerbaijan Azerbaijan - Azerfon LLC (400/04) 0.3600 Azerbaijan Azerbaijan - BakCell GSM 2000 (Azerbaijan) (400/02) 0.1700 Bahamas Bahamas - BTC (Bahamas) (364/390) 3.1900 Bahrain Bahrain - Zain Bahrain B.S.C (426/02) 0.5400 Bangladesh Bangladesh - GrameenPhone Ltd (470/01) 0.6800 Bangladesh Bangladesh - Orascom Telecom Bangladesh Limited (470/03) 1.3200 Barbados Barbados - Cable & Wireless Barbados Ltd. (342/600) 0.1700 Barbados Barbados - Digicell (342/750) 0.1700 Belarus Belarus - Mobile TeleSystems (257/02) 24.2600 Belgium Belgium - Belgacom Mobile SA/NV (206/01) 0.1200 Belgium Belgium - KPN Group Belgium NV/SA (206/20) 0.1200 Belgium Belgium - Mobistar S.A. (206/10) 0.1200 Belize Belize - Belize Telemedia Limited (702/68) 16.2300 Benin Benin - Etisalat (616/02) 0.9100 Bermuda Bermuda - Digicell (350/10) 0.1700 Bhutan Bhutan - B-Mobile (402/11) 23.8600 Bhutan Bhutan - Tashi InfoComm Limited (402/77) 44.8500 Bolivia Plurinational State Of Bolivia Plurinational State Of - Nuevatel PCS De Bolivia SA (736/01) 1.1600 Bonaire Bonaire - Curacao Telecom - Digicel (362/69) 0.1700 Bosnia and Herzegovina Bosnia and Herzegovina - BH Telecom Joint Stock Company Sarajevo (218/90) 0.5500 Bosnia and Herzegovina Bosnia and Herzegovina - RS Telecommunications JSC Banja Luka (m:tel) (218/05) 2.5800 Botswana Botswana - Orange (Botswana) Pty Limited (652/02) 0.7800 Brazil Brazil - Claro (724/05) 0.1700 Brazil Brazil - TIM Brasil (Brazil) (724/04) 0.1700 Brazil Brazil - TIM Celular S.A. (724/04) 0.1700 BVI BVI - Cable & Wireless (West Indies) Limited (348/170) 0.1700 BVI BVI - Caribbean Cellular Telephone Ltd.(CCT) (348/570) 24.8300 BVI BVI - Digicell (348/770) 0.1700 Brunei Darussalam Brunei Darussalam - B-Mobile Communications Sdn Bhd (528/02) 44.6300 Bulgaria Bulgaria - Bulgarian Telecommunications Company - Vivacom (284/03) 0.1200 Bulgaria Bulgaria - MobilTel EAD (284/01) 0.1200 Burkina Faso Burkina Faso - Celtel Burkina Faso (613/02) 1.0400 Burkina Faso Burkina Faso - Telmob(Onatel) (613/01) 74.6300 Burundi Burundi - UCOM CDMA (642/82) 10.5300 Burundi Burundi - UCOM GSM` (642/82) 10.5300 Cameroon Cameroon - MTN Cameroon Ltd (624/01) 20.1600 Cameroon Cameroon - Orange Cameroun S.A. (624/02) 1.0000 Cape Verde Cape Verde - CVMovel (625/01) 3.2200 Cape Verde Cape Verde - T Plus Telecomunicacoes S.A. (625/02) 3.2200 Cayman Cayman - Digicell (346/50) 0.1700 Cayman Islands Cayman Islands - Cable & Wireless (Cayman Islands) Limited (346/140) 0.1700 Chad Chad - Millicom Tchad S.A. (622/03) 44.7900 Chile Chile - Claro Chile SA (730/03) 0.1700 Chile Chile - Entel Telefonia Movil (730/01) 0.1700 Chile Chile - Telefónica Móviles de Chile S. A. (730/02) 0.6700 China China - China Mobile (460/00) 0.9400 China China - China Unicom (460/01) 0.3300 Country Operator Price per MB Colombia Colombia - Telefonica Moviles Colombia (732/111) 1.4200 Congo Congo - CelTel Congo SA (629/01) 0.8700 Congo (Democratic Republic) Congo (Democratic Republic) - Celtel (Zain) (630/02) 1.0400 Congo (Democratic Republic) Congo (Democratic Republic) - Vodacom Congo (630/01) 0.1700 Cook Islands Cook Islands - Telecom Cook Islands (548/01) 10.5000 Costa Rica Costa Rica - I.C.E. (Instituto Costarricense de Electricidad) (712/01) 1.5500 Cote dIvoire Cote dIvoire - Atlantique Telecom - MOOV (612/02) 0.5500 Cote dIvoire Cote dIvoire - Orange CI (612/03) 1.1300 Croatia Croatia - Croatian Telecom Inc (219/01) 0.1200 Croatia Croatia - Tele2 d.o.o za telekomunikacijske uluge (219/02) 0.1200 Croatia Croatia - VIPnet d.o.o (219/10) 0.1200 Cuba Cuba - Unidad de Negocios Móvil ETECSA (Cubacel) (368/01) 2.1200 Cyprus Cyprus - Cyprus Telecommunications Authority (CYTA) (280/01) 0.1200 Cyprus Cyprus - MTN Cyprus Limited (280/10) 0.1200 Czech Rep Czech Rep - Telefonica O2 (230/02) 0.1200 Czech Rep Czech Rep - T-Mobile Czech Republic a.s. (230/01) 0.1200 Czech Rep Czech Rep - Vodafone Czech Republic a.s. (230/03) 0.1200 Denmark Denmark - TDC AS (238/01) 0.1200 Denmark Denmark - Telenor A/S (238/02) 0.1200 Denmark Denmark - Telia Danmark (238/20) 0.1200 Dominica Dominica - Cable & Wireless Dominica Ltd. (366/110) 0.1700 Dominica Dominica - Digicell (366/20) 0.1700 Dominican Republic Dominican Republic - Compañía Dominicana de Teléfonos, C. por A. (Claro Dominicana) 0.1700 Dominican Republic Dominican Republic - Orange Dominican S.A. 0.5200 Ecuador Ecuador - Otecel S.A. -Telefónica Móviles Ecuador -includes Galapagos Islands 1.4400 Egypt Egypt - Etisalat Misr 0.5000 Egypt Egypt - Vodafone Egypt Telecommunications SAE 0.2500 El Salvador El Salvador - DIGICEL S.A. de C.V. 0.1700 Estonia Estonia - Elisa Eesti AS 0.1200 Estonia Estonia - Tele2 Eesti AS 0.1200 Faroes Faroes - Faroese Telecom 12.9500 Fiji Fiji - Digicel (Fiji) Limited 1.5200 Fiji Fiji - Vodafone Fiji 0.7700 Finland Finland - DNA Ltd 0.1200 Finland Finland - TeliaSonera Finland Oyj 0.1200 France France - Bouygues Telecom 0.1200 France France - Orange France 0.1200 France France - SFR France 0.1200 French Guyana French Guyana - Digicel Antilles Francaises Guyane 0.1200 Gambia Gambia - Africell 17.6200 Gambia Gambia - Qcell (To be replaced with direct agreement below) 36.9000 Georgia Georgia - Geocell 36.8000 Georgia Georgia - LLC “Mobitel” 22.9300 Georgia Georgia - Magticom Ltd 0.8400 Georgia Georgia - Mobitel LLC 22.9300 Germany Germany - E-Plus Mobilfunk GmbH & Co. KG 0.1200 Germany Germany - Telefónica O2 (Germany) 0.1200 Germany Germany - Telekom Deutschland 0.1200 Germany Germany - Vodafone D2 0.1200 Ghana Ghana - Ghana Telecommunications Co. Ltd (ONEtouch) 0.7700 Ghana Ghana - Tigo (Millicom) 43.7600 Ghana Ghana - Zain Communications (Ghana) Ltd (Airtel Ghana) 1.1000 Gibraltar Gibraltar - GibTelecom 0.1200 Greece Greece - COSMOTE 0.1200 Greece Greece - Vodafone – Panafon S.A. 0.1200 Greece Greece - WIND Hellas Telecommunications S.A. 0.1200 Greenland Greenland - TELE Greenland 20.3800 Grenada Grenada - Cable & Wireless Grenada ltd. 0.1700 Grenada Grenada - Digicell 0.1700 Guatemala Guatemala - Claro 0.1700 Guatemala Guatemala - COMCEL-Communicaciones Celulares Sociedad Anonima 15.4300 Guinea Guinea - Areeba 38.4400 Guyana Guyana - Digicel Guyana 0.1700 Haiti Haiti - Digicell 0.1700 Honduras Honduras - Digicel Honduras S.A. de C.V., 0.1700 Honduras Honduras - Servicios de Comunicaciones de Honduras S.A. de C.V. 0.1700 Honduras Honduras - Telefonica Celular S.A (CELTEL) 20.3800 Hong Kong Hong Kong - China Mobile Hong Kong Company Limited (PEOPLES) 0.6300 Hong Kong Hong Kong - CSL Limited 0.7000 Hong Kong Hong Kong - Hong Kong Telecommunications 0.4300 Hong Kong Hong Kong - Hutchison Telecommunication HK Ltd. 0.2500 Hong Kong Hong Kong - SmarTone Mobile Communications Ltd (Vodafone) 0.3000 Hungary Hungary - Pannon 0.1200 Hungary Hungary - T-Mobile Hungary Co. Ltd 0.1200 Hungary Hungary - Vodafone Hungary Ltd 0.1200 Iceland Iceland - Nova ehf. 0.1200 Iceland Iceland - SIMINN 0.1200 Iceland Iceland - SIMINN Ocean - Cruise vessels 0.1200 India India - Aircel Cellular Ltd. 0.3900 India India - Bharti Andhra Pradesh 0.3900 India India - Bharti Chennai 0.3900 India India - Bharti Delhi 0.3900 India India - Bharti Gujarat 0.3900 India India - Bharti Haryana 0.3600 India India - Bharti Himachal Pradesh 0.3900 India India - Bharti Karnataka 0.3900 India India - Bharti Kerala 0.3300 India India - Bharti Kolkata 0.3900 Country Operator Price per MB India India - Bharti Madhya Pardesh 0.3900 India India - Bharti Maharashtra & Goa 0.3900 India India - Bharti Mumbai 0.3900 India India - Bharti Punjab 0.3900 India India - Bharti Rajasthan 0.3900 India India - Bharti Tamilnadu 0.3600 India India - Bharti Uttar Pardesh West 0.3900 India India - Idea Andhra Pradesh 0.2300 India India - Idea Assam
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