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Wherever SIM Supported Networks Country Network Ratezone 4G (LTE) Albania Vodafone Europe_I Anguilla Cable & Wireless (LIME) Americas_III Antigua and Barbuda Cable & Wireless (LIME) Americas_III Argentina CTI Argentina (Claro) Americas_I Argentina Telefonica Americas_I Armenia ArmenTel (Beeline) World_II Armenia Orange World_II Aruba Digicel Americas_I Australia Optus World_I Australia Telstra World_I Australia Vodafone World_I Austria A1 Telekom Europe_I Austria T-Mobile Europe_I Yes Austria H3G Europe_I Yes Azerbaijan Azercell World_III Bahrain Batelco World_I Bangladesh Airtel World_II Barbados Cable & Wireless (LIME) Americas_III Belarus MDC Velcom Europe_I Belarus MTS World_VI Belgium Proximus (Belgacom Mobile) Europe_I Yes Belgium Orange (Mobistar) Europe_I Yes Belgium Base Europe_I Bolivia NuevaTel (VIVA) Americas_I Bosnia and Herzegovina Public Enterprise PTT World_I Bosnia and Herzegovina HT Mobile Mostar World_II Bosnia and Herzegovina Srpske Mobil (Mobis) World_III Brazil Claro Americas_I Brazil TIM Americas_II Brazil Telemig Celular (Vivo) Americas_II British Virgin Islands Cable & Wireless (LIME) Americas_III Bulgaria Mobiltel Europe_I Bulgaria Vivacom Europe_I Cambodia Smart Hello(TMIC) World_I Canada Bell Americas_I Yes Canada Rogers Wireless Americas_I Yes Canada TELUS Americas_I Cape Verde CVMóvel World_III Country Network Ratezone 4G (LTE) Cape Verde Unitel (T+) World_IV Cayman Islands Cable & Wireless (LIME) Americas_III Chile Claro Americas_I Chile Entel Americas_I China China Mobile World_I China China Unicom World_I Colombia Comcel Americas_I Costa Rica Claro Americas_I Croatia T-Mobile Europe_I Croatia VIPNet Europe_I Cyprus CYTAmobile-Vodafone Europe_I Cyprus Primetel Europe_I Yes Czech Republic T-Mobile Europe_I Czech Republic Telefonica O2 Europe_I Yes Czech Republic Vodafone Europe_I Yes Democratic Rep. of Congo Vodacom World_II Denmark Hi3G Europe_I Denmark TDC Europe_I Yes Denmark Telia Europe_I Yes Denmark Telenor Europe_I Yes Dominica Cable & Wireless (LIME) Americas_III Dominican Republic Claro Americas_I Dominican Republic Trilogy Americas_I Ecuador Conecel Americas_I Egypt Vodafone World_II Egypt Mobinil World_II El Salvador CTE Telecom Personal (Claro) Americas_I Estonia Estonian Mobile Europe_I Estonia Elisa Eesti Europe_I Estonia Tele2 World_II Ethiopia Ethio Telecom World_VI Faroe Islands Vodafone World_I Fiji Vodafone World_I Finland Alcom (AMT/Alands) Europe_I Finland DNA Networks Europe_I Finland Elisa Europe_I Finland Telia (Sonera) Europe_I Yes Country Network Ratezone 4G (LTE) France Orange Europe_I Yes France SFR Cegetel Europe_I France Free Mobile Europe_I France Bouygues Telecom Europe_I French Guiana / St Barthelemy / St. MartinDigicel / FrenchAntilles Antilles / Guadeloupe / MartiniqueAmericas_I French Guiana / St Barthelemy / St. MartinOrange / French Caraibe Antilles / Guadeloupe / MartiniqueAmericas_I Georgia Geocell World_I Georgia Mobitel (Beeline) World_II Germany T-Mobile Europe_I Yes Germany Vodafone Europe_I Yes Germany EPlus Europe_I Germany O2 Europe_I Ghana Vodafone World_I Gibraltar Gibtel Europe_I Greece Cosmote Europe_I Greece Vodafone Europe_I Yes Greece Wind Hellas Europe_I Greenland TELE World_I Grenada Cable & Wireless (LIME) Americas_III Guatemala Claro (Sercom) Americas_I Guyana Digicel Americas_I Haiti Natcom Americas_III Honduras Claro (Sercom) Americas_I Hongkong CSL World_I Hongkong HKT (PCCW) World_I Hongkong SmarTone Vodafone World_I Hungary T-Mobile Europe_I Hungary Vodafone Europe_I Iceland SIMINN Europe_I Iceland Nova Europe_I Yes India MCC 404 Airtel Haryana World_I India MCC 404 Airtel Himachal Pradesh World_I India MCC 404 Airtel Karnataka World_I India MCC 404 Airtel Mumbai World_I India MCC 404 Airtel Uttar Pradesh West World_I India MCC 404 Airtel Delhi World_I India MCC 404 Airtel Andhra Pradesh World_I Country Network Ratezone 4G (LTE) India MCC 404 Airtel Madhya Pradesh World_I India MCC 404 Airtel Gujarat World_I India MCC 404 Airtel Kolkata World_I India MCC 404 Airtel Rajasthan World_I India MCC 404 Airtel Tamilnadu World_I India MCC 404 Airtel Kerala World_I India MCC 404 Airtel Punjab World_I India MCC 404 Airtel Chennai World_I India MCC 404 Airtel Maharashtra & Goa World_I India MCC 404 IDEA Delhi World_II India MCC 404 IDEA Karnataka World_II India MCC 404 IDEA Gujarat World_II India MCC 404 IDEA Andhra Pradesh World_II India MCC 404 IDEA Haryana World_II India MCC 404 IDEA Punjab World_II India MCC 404 IDEA Kerala World_II India MCC 404 IDEA UP West World_II India MCC 404 IDEA Madhya Pradesh World_II India MCC 404 IDEA Himachal Pradesh World_II India MCC 404 IDEA Rajasthan World_II India MCC 404 IDEA Uttar Pradesh East World_II India MCC 404 IDEA Maharashtra & Goa World_II India MCC 404 Vodafone Gujarat World_II India MCC 404 Vodafone Maharashtra & Goa World_II India MCC 404 Vodafone Kolkata World_II India MCC 404 Vodafone TamilNadu World_II India MCC 404 Vodafone Kerala World_II India MCC 404 Vodafone Delhi World_II India MCC 405 IDEA Bihar World_II India MCC 405 IDEA Mumbai World_II India MCC 405 IDEA Kolkata World_II India MCC 405 IDEA TamilNadu World_II Indonesia Indosat World_I Indonesia Axxa World (XL) World_I Indonesia Hutchison (3) World_I Iran MCI World_I Iran Irancell (MTN) World_VI Country Network Ratezone 4G (LTE) Iraq Zain World_I Ireland Three (Hutchison-O2) Europe_I Ireland Vodafone Europe_I Yes Israel & Palestine Partner Communications Company (Orange) World_I Israel & Palestine Cellcom World_I Israel & Palestine Pelephone World_I Italy Telecom Italia Mobile Europe_I Italy Vodafone Omnitel Europe_I Yes Italy Wind Europe_I Italy H3G Europe_I Jamaica Digicel Americas_I Jamaica Cable & Wireless (LIME) Americas_III Japan NTT DOCOMO World_I Japan SoftBank World_I Jordan Orange (MobileCom) World_I Kazakhstan KaR-Tel (Beeline) World_II Kazakhstan Kcell World_III Kenya Safaricom World_I Kenya Airtel World_II Korea (South) KT (Freetel) World_I Korea (South) SK Telecom World_I Kuwait MTC-Vodafone Kuwait World_I Kyrqyzstan Sky Mobile (Beeline) World_II Latvia LMT Europe_I Yes Latvia Bite GSM Europe_I Latvia Tele2 World_II Liechtenstein Telekom Europe_I Lithuania Telia (Omnitel) Europe_I Yes Lithuania Bite GSM Europe_I Lithuania Tele2 World_II Luxembourg Tango Tele2 Europe_I Yes Luxembourg Orange Voxmobile Europe_I Luxembourg Post P&T Europe_II Macao China CTM World_I Yes Macao China Hutchison (3) World_III Macedonia VIP Europe_I Macedonia Telekom Macedonia Europe_I Country Network Ratezone 4G (LTE) Madagascar Airtel (Celtel) World_II Malaysia Celcom World_I Malaysia Maxis World_I Malaysia DiGi World_II Malta Vodafone Europe_I Yes Malta GO Europe_I Mauritius Emtel World_II Mexico Radiomovil Dipsa (Telcel) Americas_I Yes Mexico Telefónica México (Movistar) Americas_I Moldova Orange Europe_I Monaco Monaco Telecom Europe_II Mongolia Skytel World_I Montenegro T-Mobile Europe_II Montenegro Telenor Europe_II Montserrat Cable & Wireless (LIME) Americas_III Morocco Medi Telecom World_II Morocco Wana Corporate (inwi) World_II Morocco Maroc Telecom (IAM) World_II Myanmar Ooredoo World_III Myanmar MPT World_III Netherlands Vodafone Europe_I Yes Netherlands KPN Europe_I New Zealand Telecom NZ World_I New Zealand Vodafone World_I Yes Nicaragua Enitel (Claro) Americas_I Nigeria MTN World_I Norway Telia (Netcom) Europe_I Yes Norway Telenor Europe_I Yes Panama Claro Americas_I Paraguay Claro Americas_I Peru Claro Americas_I Peru Viettel Americas_II Philippines Smart World_I Philippines Globe Telecom (Globe) World_I Poland Polkomtel Europe_I Poland Telekom ERA Europe_I Poland Orange (PTK Centerel) Europe_I Yes Country Network Ratezone 4G (LTE) Portugal Vodafone Europe_I Yes Portugal MEO TMN Europe_I Puerto Rico Puerto Rico Telephone Company (Claro) Americas_I Qatar Vodafone World_I Romania RCS & RDS (Digi Mobil) Europe_I Romania Vodafone Europe_I Yes Romania Telekom Cosmote Europe_I Russia VimpelCom (Beeline) World_II Russia Megafon World_II Russia MTS World_III Saint Kitts and Nevis Cable & Wireless (LIME) Americas_III Saint Lucia Cable & Wireless (LIME) Americas_III Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Cable & Wireless (LIME) Americas_III Saudi Arabia Etihad Etisalat (Mobily) World_I Saudi Arabia Zain World_I Serbia VIP Mobile Europe_I Serbia Telenor Europe_II Singapore SingTel World_I Yes Singapore StarHub World_I Slovakia O2 Slovakia Europe_I Yes Slovakia Orange Europe_I Slovakia T-Mobile Europe_I Yes Slovenia Telekom (Mobitel) Europe_I Slovenia Si. Mobile Europe_I Slovenia IPKO Kosovo Europe_I South Africa MTN World_I South Africa Vodacom World_I Yes Spain Vodafone Europe_I Yes Spain Orange (France Telecom) Europe_I Yes Spain Telefonica O2 Europe_I Spain Yoigo Europe_I Sri Lanka Dialog World_I Sri Lanka Etisalat Lanka (Etisalat) World_II Suriname Digicel Americas_II Sweden Hi3G Europe_I Sweden Telia (TeliSonera) Europe_I Yes Sweden Telenor Europe_I Yes Country Network Ratezone 4G (LTE) Switzerland Salt (formerly Orange) Europe_I Switzerland Sunrise Europe_I Yes Switzerland Swisscom Europe_I Yes Taiwan Chunghwa Telecom (Chunghwa) World_I Tajikistan Tacom (Beeline) World_II Tanzania Vodacom World_II Thailand Advanced Info Service (AIS) World_I Thailand Total Access Communication (dtac) World_I Trinidad and Tobago Digicel Americas_I Tunisia Ooredoo World_IV Tunisia Tunisie Telecom World_II Turkey Turkcell Europe_I Yes Turkey Vodafone Europe_I Yes Turks and Caicos Islands (UK) Cable & Wireless (LIME) Americas_III Ukraine Astelit-Life World_I Ukraine Kyivstar World_II Ukraine MTS (Vodafone) World_III United Arab Emirates DU World_II United Arab Emirates Etisalat World_III Yes United Kingdom O2 Europe_I United Kingdom Vodafone Europe_I Yes United Kingdom EE Europe_I United Kingdom Jersey Telecom (JT) Europe_II United Kingdom Manx Telecom World_I United Kingdom Sure Guernsey World_VI United States T-Mobile Americas_I Yes United States AT&T Americas_I Yes Uruguay Antel Americas_I Venezuela Digitel GSM Americas_I Vietnam Vinaphone World_IV Vietnam Vietnamobile World_IV Vietnam Viettel World_IV.
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