eSIM Port Moresby
Di Port Moresby kamu tersambung ke Digicel atau Vodafone, mana pun yang sedang lebih baik di tempatmu berdiri. Median di seluruh negeri ada di 19 Mbps. Kuotamu mulai jalan begitu mendarat, sebelum kamu sampai ke imigrasi.
- Jaringan
- Digicel dan Vodafone
- Kecepatan asli di Papua Nugini
- 19 Mbps median, 4 Mbps untuk sepersepuluh paling lambat42 pelancong di seluruh Papua Nugini, 90 hari terakhir
- 5G
- hanya 4G
- Batas kecepatan
- Tidak ada di paket berkuota
- Berbagi koneksi
- Boleh di semua paket
Paket yang mencakup Port Moresby
| Kuota | Masa berlaku | Harga per GB | Harga | Beli |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 GB | Tidak pernah hangus | $12,89 | $12,89 | |
| 3 GB | Tidak pernah hangus | $8,63 | $25,89 | |
| 5 GBPaling banyak dipilih | Tidak pernah hangus | $7,58 | $37,89 | |
| 10 GB | Tidak pernah hangus | $6,39 | $63,89 |
Posisi Papua New Guinea di Oseania
- Peringkat kecepatan
- 9 dari 10 destinasi yang kami jual di Oseania
- Median kawasan
- 30.5 Mbps
- Konsistensi
- Sepersepuluh paling lambat pun mencapai 21 persen dari median
- Jaringan yang dipakai
- 2, Digicel, Vodafone
- 5G
- 4G only
- Tetangga yang lebih cepat
- Vanuatu, 20 Mbps
- Tetangga yang lebih lambat
- Tonga, 18 Mbps
- Kota dengan halaman sendiri
- 1: Port Moresby
- persentil ke-10
- 4 Mbps
- Asal angka ini
- 42 pelancong, 90 hari terakhir
Mendarat di Port Moresby International Airport (Jacksons) (POM)
- Bandara
- POM / AYPY
- Jarak
- 8 km dari pusat Port Moresby
Menuju Port Moresby
- City buses (POM)
- Privately owned taxis (POM)
- Eda City Bus, run by the National Capital District Commission
Yang perlu diketahui tentang Port Moresby
- Port Moresby has no road connection to major Papua New Guinean cities such as Lae and Madang; the national highway system is not fully linked, so domestic flights do the work of roads.
- Jacksons has separate domestic and international terminals joined by a covered walkway.
- The airport is about 8 km outside the city and is the hub for both Air Niugini and PNG Air.
- The National Airports Corporation operates 22 national airports in Papua New Guinea and calls Port Moresby's Jacksons International its flagship gateway to the world.
- Jacksons International has two asphalt runways, 14L/32R at 2,750 m and 14R/32L at 1,300 m, at an elevation of 38 m. It handled about 1.6 million passengers in 2025.
- The airfield was renamed Jackson Airfield in honour of John Francis Jackson, an Australian fighter ace killed in combat during the 1942 New Guinea campaign.
- The Coral Sea Cable System lays 4,700 km of cable through the Coral Sea connecting Port Moresby and Honiara with Sydney. The Papua New Guinea landing station is at Kila Kila, and the system carries 20 terabits.
- The Coral Sea Cable Company is held in equal shares by the Commonwealth of Australia, PNG DataCo and the Solomon Islands Submarine Cable Company, and maintains the system over an expected 25 year life.
- The domestic Kumul Submarine Cable Network lays about 5,600 km of submarine fibre to at least 15 coastal and maritime provincial centres. Its first phase landed at Port Moresby, Alotau, Popondetta, Lae and Madang.
- The National Capital District Commission runs Eda City Bus, which means Our City Bus in Motu. It launched in April 2022 and by its first anniversary had 5 buses, 26 staff and 3 routes running 6am to 6pm.
- A year after launch Eda City Bus was carrying about 20,000 commuters a month. The city governor has said the private PMV minibuses operate only during peak hours, which makes them unreliable.
- Papua New Guinea's Department of ICT states that all adult subscribers must hold a SevisPass digital ID and link their SIMs through the SevisWallet app, with existing SIMs required to link by 30 June 2026.
- The draft SIM Card Registration Amendment and Consolidation Regulation 2026 would verify identity by electronic know your customer checks through the SevisDEx platform, under the National ICT Act 2009.
- Port Moresby had 756,754 residents at the 2024 census and sits on the Coral Sea on the south western coast of the Papuan Peninsula. Motu, Tok Pisin and English are the main languages spoken.
- Port Moresby hosted the APEC summit in November 2018, which brought world leaders to the city.