Apia eSIM
在Apia，你會連上 Digicel 或 Vodafone 之中在你所在位置表現較好的那一個。全國的中位速度是 21 Mbps。你的網路在落地那一刻就開始運作，比你走到入境大廳還早。
- 連線電信商
- Digicel 和 Vodafone
- 薩摩亞全國實測速度
- 21 Mbps 中位數，最慢的十分之一為 5 Mbps薩摩亞全國 38 位旅客，近 90 天
- 5G
- 僅 4G
- 限速門檻
- 計量方案不限速
- 熱點分享
- 所有方案都可以
涵蓋Apia的方案
| 流量 | 有效期 | 每 GB 價格 | 價格 | 購買 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 GB | 永不過期 | $389.00 | $389.00 | |
| 3 GB | 永不過期 | $266.33 | $799.00 | |
| 5 GB多數旅客 | 永不過期 | $239.80 | $1,199.00 | |
| 10 GB | 永不過期 | $200.90 | $2,009.00 |
Samoa 在 大洋洲 的表現
- 速度排名
- 我們在 大洋洲 販售的 10 個目的地中排第 7
- 區域中位數
- 30.5 Mbps
- 穩定度
- 最慢的十分之一仍有中位數的 24%
- 連線電信商
- 2 家，Digicel, Vodafone
- 5G
- 4G only
- 鄰近較快的目的地
- Fiji，22 Mbps
- 鄰近較慢的目的地
- Vanuatu，20 Mbps
- 有專屬頁面的城市
- 1 座：Apia
- 第 10 百分位
- 5 Mbps
- 這些數字的來源
- 近 90 天 38 位旅客
抵達 Faleolo International Airport（APW）
- 機場
- APW / NSFA
- 距離
- 距 Apia 市中心 40 公里
- 另有機場
- Fagaliʻi Airport (FGI)
前往 Apia 市區
- Public bus from the main road outside Faleolo terminal to Apia (APW)
- Taxi from Faleolo International Airport to Apia (APW)
Apia 值得知道的事
- Samoa's international airport, Faleolo, is 40 km west of Apia, an unusually long transfer for a small island capital.
- Fagaliʻi Airport, close to Apia, closed on safety grounds on 31 December 2019 and only reopened on 29 May 2023, now flying to Pago Pago.
- Samoa moved across the International Date Line at the end of 2011, skipping Friday 30 December entirely and switching from UTC-11 to UTC+13.
- Samoa is now three hours ahead of Sydney, having previously been 21 hours behind it.
- The Tui-Samoa submarine cable spans more than 1,470 km and lands at Apia and Savaii in Samoa, at Suva in Fiji and at Wallis and Futuna. It reached Apia on 1 November 2017.
- Tui-Samoa is owned and operated by Samoa Submarine Cable Company Limited, which also holds Samoa's wholesale internet and submarine cable landing station role under the Office of the Regulator.
- Samoa is also on the Manatua One Polynesia Fibre Cable, about 3,600 km long and declared ready for service in July 2020, linking Samoa with Niue, the Cook Islands and French Polynesia.
- The Manatua consortium is made up of Samoa Submarine Cable Company, Avaroa Cable of the Cook Islands, Telecom Niue and OPT of French Polynesia, one member per country served.
- Under the Telecommunications Act 2005 no telecommunications service may be provided to the public in Samoa without a licence, and any provider using radio spectrum must hold both a spectrum licence and a telecommunications licence.
- Samoa's country code is 685, dialled after the international prefix from outside the country. Mobile numbers are seven digits starting with 7 or 8, and the mobile country code is 549.
- Samoa's national numbering plan sets aside the three digit number 999 as a single emergency number covering police, fire and ambulance, with a central operator redirecting calls.
- Vodafone Samoa sells a Paradise SIM aimed at international tourists and visitors, and states that a valid international ID or a boarding pass is required for registration.
- The Samoa Airport Authority states that public buses to Apia run regularly from the main road outside the terminal, a short walk away, for a fare of WST 5, and that a taxi to Apia costs about WST 80.
- Samoa Tourism Authority puts the airport bus fare to Apia at about ST$5 for daytime arrivals before 5pm, and a taxi at ST$60 to ST$80, with cash in local tala required either way.
- Samoa switched to driving on the left on 7 September 2009, so that residents could buy cheaper right hand drive vehicles from Australia, New Zealand and Japan.
- Faleolo International Airport has a single runway of 3,000 by 45 metres.