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Find eSIM plans organized by continent. Select a region to explore available countries and providers.
Most Popular Countries
The top destinations travelers buy eSIM plans for. Each country page shows pricing, coverage, and provider comparisons.
Japan
5 providers
From
$3.99
South Korea
4 providers
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$4.49
Thailand
5 providers
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$2.50
Vietnam
4 providers
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$3.49
India
3 providers
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$4.50
Singapore
3 providers
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$3.99
Malaysia
3 providers
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$2.50
Indonesia
4 providers
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$3.50
Philippines
3 providers
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$3.00
Taiwan
3 providers
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$3.99
China
3 providers
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$5.00
United Kingdom
5 providers
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$4.49
France
5 providers
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$4.49
Germany
4 providers
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$4.49
Italy
4 providers
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$4.49
Spain
4 providers
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$4.49
Portugal
3 providers
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$4.49
Netherlands
3 providers
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$5.00
Switzerland
3 providers
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$5.99
Greece
3 providers
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$4.99
All 61 Countries with eSIM
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How eSIMs Work
An eSIM (embedded SIM) is a digital SIM card built into your phone. Instead of swapping a physical SIM card, you download a data plan directly to your device. No plastic card needed, no visits to local shops, and you can set it up before you even leave home.
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Choose Your Destination
Search for the country you are traveling to. We compare plans from 8+ providers so you can find the best deal for your destination.
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Compare Plans and Prices
View side-by-side comparisons of data allowance, validity, price per GB, coverage quality, and user ratings for each provider.
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Purchase Your eSIM
Click through to your chosen provider and purchase your eSIM. Most plans are delivered instantly as a QR code you scan with your phone.
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Activate and Connect
Scan the QR code or install via the provider app before your trip. When you arrive, switch on your eSIM data plan and you are connected instantly.
Why Choose an eSIM Over a Physical SIM?
Traditional travel SIM cards require finding a local shop, dealing with language barriers, and swapping tiny cards in and out of your phone. eSIMs eliminate all of that. You purchase a plan online, receive a QR code instantly, and scan it with your phone. The entire process takes under five minutes from purchase to activation.
Most modern smartphones support eSIM technology, including iPhone XS and newer, Samsung Galaxy S20 and newer, Google Pixel 3 and newer, and many other Android devices. Your phone can hold your regular SIM for calls and texts while using the eSIM for affordable local data abroad.
What to Look For in an eSIM Plan
When comparing eSIM plans, consider these key factors: data allowance (how many gigabytes you need), validity period (how many days the plan lasts), network quality (which local carrier the provider uses), activation method (QR code, app install, or manual configuration), and price per gigabyte (the best way to compare value across providers). Our country pages break down all of these factors for every available plan.
For short trips of a week or less, a 1-3GB plan is usually sufficient for maps, messaging, and light browsing. For longer stays or heavier usage (video calls, streaming, uploading photos), consider a 5-10GB plan or an unlimited data option. Business travelers who need constant connectivity should look at unlimited plans from providers like Holafly, which offer uncapped data for a fixed daily rate.
Trusted eSIM Providers
We compare plans from the world's leading eSIM providers. Each has been reviewed for coverage quality, pricing, and customer support.
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Airalo
Largest eSIM marketplace
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Holafly
Unlimited data plans
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Saily
Privacy-first eSIM
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Nomad
Regional plan bundles
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Ubigi
IoT and travel eSIM
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Maya
Budget-friendly plans
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Alosim
Simple travel eSIM
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GigSky
Global coverage
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Global Coverage Quality
Not all eSIM providers offer the same coverage in every country. We rate coverage quality based on which local networks each provider connects to, the percentage of the country covered, and whether 4G or 5G is available. Our ratings range from Excellent (99%+ population coverage on the best local network) to Limited (under 70% coverage or 3G only).
Excellent
26 countries
Good
43 countries
Fair
31 countries
Limited
3 countries
Frequently Asked Questions
What is an eSIM and how is it different from a regular SIM card?
An eSIM is a digital SIM embedded in your phone. Unlike a physical SIM card that you insert into a tray, an eSIM is programmed remotely. You download a data plan profile to your device, and it works just like a regular SIM for mobile data. The key advantage is convenience: no physical card to lose, no shop visits, and you can switch between plans instantly.
Does my phone support eSIM?
Most smartphones released since 2019 support eSIM, including iPhone XS and newer, Samsung Galaxy S20 and newer, Google Pixel 3 and newer, Huawei P40 and newer, and many other Android devices. Check your phone settings under Cellular/Mobile Data to see if the eSIM option appears. Some carrier-locked phones may not support eSIM even if the hardware is capable.
Can I keep my regular phone number while using an eSIM?
Yes. Most phones support dual SIM (your physical SIM plus an eSIM). Your physical SIM keeps your regular number for calls and texts, while the eSIM provides affordable local data in the country you are visiting. You simply set the eSIM as your primary data source in your phone settings.
When should I activate my eSIM?
We recommend installing (downloading) your eSIM before you travel, while you still have WiFi access. Most providers let you install the eSIM profile days or weeks in advance. The data plan timer usually starts when you first connect to a local network at your destination, not when you install the profile. Check your provider for specifics.
How do eSIM prices compare to airport SIM cards or roaming?
eSIM plans are typically 50-80% cheaper than international roaming charges from your home carrier. They are also often cheaper than airport SIM cards, which carry a premium for convenience. Since you purchase an eSIM before traveling, you can compare prices from multiple providers and choose the best deal without time pressure.