21 countries · 4 plans

APAC 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.

Pick your plan

Lasts your 7 days 4 plans

More about this plan

7 GB · 30 days
Plan name
APAC 7 GB
IP breakout
Hong Kong
Speed & fair use
Full data speeds - no daily limits, no throttling
Activation policy
Package activates upon eSIM installation.
  • Simply scan the QR code to download and use the eSIM.
  • 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.
  • The eSIM will automatically connect to a major local mobile network in eligible countries with 4G LTE speeds.
  • Usable only with eSIM compatible phones and tablets which are not carrier locked. If in doubt, please check the FAQ section.

Where it works

21 countriesSee allHide
  • Australia
  • Bangladesh
  • Cambodia
  • China
  • Guam
  • Hong Kong
  • India
  • Indonesia
  • Japan
  • Laos
  • Macao
  • Malaysia
  • New Zealand
  • Northern Mariana Islands
  • Philippines
  • Singapore
  • South Korea
  • Sri Lanka
  • Taiwan
  • Thailand
  • Vietnam

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.