Tajikistan is served by four major mobile operators: Beeline, Megafon, Babilon-Mobile, and Tcell. All these providers operate on the GSM standard, ensuring coverage across the western regions of the country, including major cities like Dushanbe, Khujand, Panjakent, and Kulob. However, in remote mountainous and border areas, mobile service can be sparse or even non-existent.
Connecting to a mobile network in Tajikistan is affordable, with monthly expenses for mobile services and internet ranging between $5 and $20, depending on your selected plan and data usage.
While internet access is available, it lags behind global standards. Tajikistan does not offer dedicated internet plans, leaving users with two main options: mobile internet or Wi-Fi hotspots found in hotels and restaurants. Internet speed diminishes as you move away from the capital, with Dushanbe offering the fastest connections. In mountainous regions, internet access is typically sufficient only for messaging and email.
Generally, tourists and foreigners encounter no difficulties in purchasing SIM cards from these operators.
For more information on available plans and to find the best option for your needs, visit the official websites of the mobile operators in Tajikistan: