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Pohutukawa Mobile Corner

Kia ora, our 3-in-1 prepaid SIMs are NZ$1 to NZ$3, and a 28-day plan is from NZ$30 in Auckland. Do you want to keep your current number?

Tui Phone Plans

Hello, we can post a SIM card to Wellington or Christchurch, and our 7-day plan is NZ$20. Do you need a new SIM, a swap or an eSIM for travel?

Kowhai Tech Supplies

Hi, a SIM swap for a lost card is about NZ$2 with us, and we check that your phone supports 5G before you buy. Are you keeping your current number?

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SIM cards, plans and numbers in New Zealand

A SIM card alone costs about NZ$1 to NZ$3 in New Zealand, and a prepaid plan is extra. The plans we found run from NZ$8 to NZ$45 (approximately, according to sellers' websites, November 2026). To get current prices for your network and phone, create a request on BlaBlaPrice, and local sellers reply with their offer.

Approximate prices in New Zealand, November 2026 (sellers' websites)
OptionPrice
SIM card only (3-in-1 prepaid)NZ$1 to NZ$3
Prepaid eSIMNZ$5
Prepaid monthly plan, 250 MB 5GNZ$8
7-day prepaid planNZ$20
28-day prepaid planNZ$30 to NZ$45
SIM swap (replacement card)NZ$2

Network, phone and 5G

The three main networks, One NZ, Spark and 2degrees, all sell prepaid plans. Many prepaid SIMs are 3-in-1 cards, so check the size your phone needs. All One NZ prepay SIMs are 4G and 5G enabled, but your phone must support 5G too.

Rules and guarantees

The Consumer Guarantees Act covers products and services bought for personal or household use in New Zealand, so a SIM or plan bought for home use comes under it. Keep your receipt and ask the seller what happens if the card fails.

Season and travel

Summer runs from December to February, the peak travel months, so visitors arriving then should buy an eSIM or a 3-in-1 card before they land or in the first city, and check the plan length against their stay. A 2026 migrant guide we found puts standard prepaid data at about NZ$5 to NZ$6 per GB, so compare the data in each plan before you pick it.

What to write in the request

Say which network you want, or whether any network is fine, and whether you need a new SIM, a swap or an eSIM. Add whether you keep your current number, how many lines you need, the plan size, and where the SIM should go: Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch, Hamilton or Tauranga. Give your budget in NZ$.

Creating a request is free for buyers. Describe what you need in your own words in the chat, and BlaBlaPrice's AI asks for missing details and looks through sellers' websites and price lists in New Zealand. Sellers registered on BlaBlaPrice reply with their own offer, and your contacts stay hidden until you choose whom to exchange contacts with. Browse Phones and accessories or mobile phones for neighbouring options.

Questions and answers

How much does a SIM card cost in New Zealand?

A SIM card alone was listed at NZ$1 to NZ$3, and prepaid plans from NZ$8 to NZ$45 (approximately, according to sellers' websites, November 2026).

How much does a SIM swap cost?

A SIM swap, which gives you a new card when you have lost yours, was listed at NZ$2.

Will my phone work with a 5G SIM?

All One NZ prepay SIMs are 4G and 5G enabled, but your phone must support 5G too.

Is an eSIM cheaper than a card?

A prepaid eSIM from Spark was listed at NZ$5, above the NZ$1 to NZ$3 for a physical 3-in-1 card, so it is not the cheaper option.

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