Nar
Nar is one of Azerbaijan's three mobile operators, with prepaid tariffs, 4G internet and the Nar+ self-service app.
What it helps with
- A local numberPrepaid SIM.
- Cheap internetData packages.
- Self-serviceNar+ app.
About Nar:
Nar competes with Azercell and Bakcell on price, often with cheap internet packages. SIM cards are sold in Nar shops in Baku and the regions; the app shows balance, packages and payments.
Key Features:
- Prepaid tariffs: Calls, SMS and data.
- Internet packages: Daily to monthly.
- Nar+ app: Balance and package management.
How to Get Started:
- Buy a SIM in a Nar shop with your passport.
- Register the number.
- Install the Nar+ app.
- Choose an internet package.
Before you use it
- Sign-up: Phones brought from abroad need IMEI registration; shops can help at purchase.
- Good to know: Coverage in mountain areas varies; Azercell is often stronger outside cities.
English available
Local number needed
Local ID needed
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Does Nar work with a foreign bank card in Azerbaijan?
- Not reliably β a foreign card may be declined. Check the notice above, or plan to use a local payment method.
- Is Nar available in English?
- Yes, Nar has an English-language interface.
- Do I need a local phone number to use Nar?
- Yes, Nar requires a local phone number to register.
- Do I need local ID or residency for Nar?
- Yes, Nar requires local ID or residency status.
- Where can I use Nar?
- Web Β· iOS Β· Android
- How much does Nar cost?
- Prepaid; packages in manat