Yas review

Yas lists entry plans at MGA 60,000, with a larger data bundle priced at MGA 100,000. Plans are sold as capped volumes over short validity windows and are quoted in MGA, the local currency, which suits tourists and regional travellers.

Coverage spans 6 countries, with plans listed for Madagascar, France, Saudi Arabia, Comoros, Senegal and Tanzania. The listed networks are Free Mobile and SFR. That footprint suits regional travel out of the island rather than a multi-continent trip.

Unlimited data is not offered, so every plan carries a quota. The fair use policy allows internet access to be suspended once the quota is used up, after which standard roaming rates may apply. Heavy users should budget extra data or a top-up.

Plans are sold with capped data volumes over short validity windows, with separate tourist and regional options for each destination. Buyers pick the bundle that matches the length of stay rather than a rolling subscription, and the quota governs when data stops.

Yas is a carrier based in Madagascar, so it sells plans tied to its own network rather than reselling other operators. It is the local choice for travellers landing on the island, with a catalogue sized like a home-market carrier.

Yes, 5G is listed among the plan features, shown as part of 5g and carrier plan. Because the eSIM is a carrier plan rather than a marketplace product, the connection runs on the operator's own network instead of a partner network abroad.

Support runs across phone, chat and email, covering phone, chat, email and a self-serve help centre. Email is the most common channel among the wider listings at 71.8%, so reaching this carrier on several channels is the clearer route.

Top-ups are offered, which matters for a longer stay where the bundled quota may run short. The fair use policy explains the other side: once the quota is used up, access can be suspended and standard roaming rates may then apply, so a top-up is the practical safeguard.