Multi-country data

Regional eSIM plans

One eSIM, many countries. These regional plans cover whole stretches of Asia on a single profile, so you stay connected across borders without buying a new plan in each country.

Asia

Asia eSIM

20 countries on one eSIM.

This is the widest Asia plan we offer, covering twenty markets on one profile. It suits a long multi-country trip across Southeast and East Asia where buying a separate plan in each country would mean juggling several eSIMs. For a single destination, the country plan is almost always cheaper per GB.

Countries covered

Southeast Asia

Southeast Asia eSIM

3 countries on one eSIM.

Built for the classic Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand loop. If your trip stays inside these three countries, this plan keeps one number live across all of them, including the land borders and the ferry routes. For Thailand alone, check the Thailand country plan first.

Countries covered

Northeast Asia

Northeast Asia eSIM

3 countries on one eSIM.

Covers mainland China, Japan and South Korea on one eSIM. The China leg matters here: this profile routes around the usual access issues that catch travellers out, so the same eSIM keeps working when you cross into Japan or Korea without a swap.

Countries covered

Regional plan or single-country plan?

A regional plan wins when

Your trip crosses three or more countries, or you are moving over land borders where a single-country plan would drop offline. One profile covers the whole route, so there is nothing to swap or top up on the way.

A single-country plan wins when

You are staying in one country, or staying long enough that price per GB is what matters most. Country plans are almost always cheaper per GB than a regional one, because the regional profile pays for breadth of coverage you would not use.

Common questions

Is one regional eSIM enough for the whole trip?

Yes. The plan stays on one profile across every country it covers, so you install it once and keep the same connection as you move between countries. There is no second eSIM to add at a border.

What happens when I cross a border?

Nothing on your side. The eSIM reconnects to a local network in the next country automatically, as long as that country is on the plan's coverage list above.

Is the data 4G or 5G?

Most countries on these plans run 4G or 5G depending on the local network. Speed follows whatever the partner operator offers where you are, which in most regions now means 5G in cities and 4G elsewhere.

Can I top up if I run out?

Yes. You can buy more data on the same eSIM without reinstalling anything, so a longer trip does not mean starting over.

How do I activate it?

You get a QR code by email right after purchase. Scan it before you travel and the eSIM installs in a minute. It connects the moment you land in a covered country.