Asia country plans
Local packages for Asian destinations
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Unlimited data included. Your high-speed allowance refreshes daily.
Max 365 days. Discount updates automatically by trip length.
Local packages for Asian destinations
Multi-country Asia packs included
Maps, rides, hotels & messages
A good fit when
You are visiting one or more covered Asian destinations and want mobile data ready when the trip begins.
You want maps, translation, bookings, messages, and ride apps while moving between cities or countries.
You want to keep your usual SIM in your phone while the eSIM handles travel data.
You prefer the convenience of topping up an eligible plan online if you need more data.
How it works
Choose an Asia regional package or one country plan, then complete secure checkout online.
Check the package start timing, then install when it is right for your route.
Turn on the eSIM data line when you arrive and use maps, rides, messages, bookings, and translation right away.
Asia coverage
Best for trips that include multiple Asian countries, cities, or stopovers in one journey.
Pick a local country plan when your full trip stays in one Asian destination.
Useful for popular routes through Thailand, Singapore, Vietnam, Malaysia, Indonesia, and nearby stops.
Some Asia page packages include Gulf or Middle East regional coverage where available.
Regional package coverage varies by product. Check the country chips in the package builder before checkout.
Apps checked by Asian market
There is no single ride or map app for an Asia-wide itinerary. Grab is strong in Southeast Asia, while mainland China, South Korea and Japan each have more useful local-first tools.
Grab officially covers eight Southeast Asian countries; check its location directory for your stop.
Use AMap for English navigation, live traffic and transit routes in mainland China.
Use NAVER Map for Korean places, walking routes and live bus or subway information.
Use Japan Travel by NAVITIME for multilingual rail, bus and walking connections in Japan.
Asia data explained
Select Asia regional coverage for multi-country travel, or a country plan for one destination.
Use fixed-data packages for predictable trips, or daily data where available when you want a daily refresh.
Keep maps, hotel bookings, ride apps, messages, translation, and travel updates online across your trip.
Phone compatibility
Keep your regular SIM for calls and SMS. Use OpenSim for Asia data while you move between airports, hotels, train stations, ferries, and city stops.
Your phone supports eSIM and is unlocked for another carrier.
Ready for Asia?
Select regional Asia coverage or one country, choose the package that fits your route, and arrive ready for maps, bookings, messages, translation, and travel apps.
Travel eSIM FAQ
Useful checks for a multi-country Asia route, where networks, apps and travel conditions change sharply between stops.
Yes, when the exact package list includes every country on your itinerary. Asia plans cover different sets of destinations, so check each stop rather than relying on the regional name.
Choose a regional eSIM when it fits several stops and you want one profile installed. A country plan may suit a long stay or a stop where you need a different data allowance.
App access can depend on the eSIM's routing and local restrictions. Check the services you need before buying, install a suitable local map such as AMap, and keep booking details offline. A data plan does not override local rules.
No. Grab is useful in parts of Southeast Asia, while mainland China, South Korea and Japan have stronger local navigation options. Check each city because an eSIM provides data but does not expand an app's service area.
Coverage changes with the local partner network. Ferries, smaller islands, mountain roads and remote areas can be less consistent than major cities. Save the next route, ticket and accommodation details before those legs.
Read the package start rule first. Some plans begin at installation and others at the first supported network connection. Install before departure only when the instructions allow it.
Gojek currently operates in Indonesia and Singapore, not across Asia as a whole.
inDrive covers selected Asian markets; confirm both the country and city before relying on it.
Treat it as data-only unless the package explicitly says otherwise. Messaging apps can use the data connection. Keep your regular SIM available if you need verification texts, while checking possible home-carrier roaming fees.
Only when the package and your phone allow tethering. Check the hotspot rule and daily high-speed allowance before relying on it for work, a travel router or another person's phone.
No. You can buy and use a non-reloadable plan normally, but it cannot receive a top-up. Buy another package if you need more data. Eligible reloadable plans show a top-up option when available.
An Unlimited package card shows the daily high-speed allowance. After you use it, data continues at a reduced speed until the next daily refresh. Fixed-data packages use one total allowance instead.