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Phone and Internet

Find out about mobile phone services, SIM cards, and internet availability. Whether you need to stay connected or unplug, this guide will help you navigate communication options.

Mobile Phone Services


There are several mobile networks operating in Timor-Leste, including Telemor, TLC, and Celcom. You can easily buy a local SIM card at the airport or mobile phone shops in Dili. Prepaid plans for calls and data are common.

International roaming: Available from most major international providers, but coverage outside of Dili can be spotty.

Internet Access


Internet connectivity is widely available in Dili and major towns, though speeds may be slower than in other countries. Many hotels, restaurants, and cafes provide Wi-Fi.

Internet Cafes


You will find internet cafes and public Wi-Fi in larger cities, but remote areas may have limited access.

Staying Connected

Consider using mobile data: For more reliable internet access, purchasing a local data plan is often more convenient than relying on Wi-Fi, especially in rural areas.

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