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Taiwan eSIM plans

Your trip

How do you use data?

About 4.7 GB

Typical: 2 h maps, 2 h social, 30 min video a day. Includes 15% spare for hotspot, updates and photos.
  • Maps & messaging 0.3 GB
  • Social & browsing 2.1 GB
  • Video & calls 1.8 GB

Assumes about 20 MB an hour for maps and messaging, 150 MB for social and browsing, and 500 MB for video and video calls, plus 15% headroom. Hotspot use adds more.

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More about this plan

15 GB · 30 days
Plan name
Taiwan 15 GB
IP breakout
Hong Kong
Speed & fair use
Full data speeds - no daily limits, no throttling
Activation policy
Package activates upon eSIM installation.
  • This is a data-only eSIM. It does not come with a phone number.
  • Package validity will start upon scanning the QR code. The eSIM must be activated within 2 months from purchase.
  • Full data speeds - no daily limits, no throttling. Mobile hotspot is supported.
  • 5G availability depends on network coverage, regional device specifications, and phone settings. Where 5G is not available the eSIM will provide high quality 4G LTE network connection subject to network availability.
  • Usable only with eSIM compatible phones and tablets which are not carrier locked. If in doubt, please check the FAQ section.

Visiting more than Taiwan?

11 regional and global plans cover Taiwan too — Europe Asia and USA from USD 4.00.

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Check eSIM compatibility

Takes about ten seconds

  1. Open your phone’s dial pad

    The keypad you use to make a call.

  2. Dial this code

    *#06#

    The result shows as soon as you type the last # — no need to press call.

  3. Look for “EID” in the result

    Do you see an EID?
    EID shown — you’re compatible

    Your phone supports eSIM.

    No EID? Check Settings

    Some Android phones only show it in Settings › About phone › SIM status. On Samsung, look under SIM manager. On iPhone: Settings › General › About, then scroll to EID. No EID there either means this phone can’t use an eSIM.

    An EID doesn’t tell you if your phone is carrier-unlocked, which it also needs to be. Bought outright? It almost certainly is.