Southern Asia eSIM
Mobile data in 6 countries. No roaming fees, instant activation, one-tap install on iPhone, Samsung and Android.
- 01Internet on arrival
- 02No SIM swap — keep your number
- 03Set up in under a minute, before you fly
Choose your plan
- 3G/4G/5G network speeds
- Top-up anytime if needed
- Instant Activation · Hotspot Sharing
- 24/7 Support · No Contracts
- 1 GB high speed per 24 hours
- Unlimited data (min. 1 Mbps after high-speed)
- 3G/4G/5G · Instant activation · Hotspot sharing
- 24/7 Support · No Contracts
All Southern Asia eSIM plans and prices
| Data | Valid | Price | Per GB |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 GB | 7 Days | $3.49 | $3.49 |
| 3 GB | 15 Days | $7.49 | $2.50 |
| 3 GB | 30 Days | $7.99 | $2.66 |
| 5 GB | 30 Days | $11.99 | $2.40 |
| 10 GB | 30 Days | $21.99 | $2.20 |
| 20 GB | 30 Days | $43.99 | $2.20 |
| 1 GB a day | Unlimited daily | $3.49 / day | — |
| 2 GB a day | Unlimited daily | $5.99 / day | — |
| 3 GB a day | Unlimited daily | $8.49 / day | — |
| 5 GB a day | Unlimited daily | $10.99 / day | — |
| 10 GB a day | Unlimited daily | $19.99 / day | — |
Which Southern Asia eSIM plan should I pick?
A typical day: 2 hours of maps, a few calls, a short video call, photos on WhatsApp and 30 minutes of Reels or TikTok — about 1 GB a day.
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Weekend or 3 days
about 3 GB 3 GB · 15 Days
$7.49 -
7 days
about 7 GB 10 GB · 30 Days
$21.99 -
14 days
about 14 GB 20 GB · 30 Days
$43.99 -
30 days
about 30 GB 20 GB · 30 Days
$43.99 -
Streaming and hotspot every day
Unlimited daily
from $3.49 / day
More scrolling, streaming or hotspot? Go one size up, or pick a daily plan.
How it works
- Step01 Choose Plan Pick the data and validity that fit your trip.
- Step02 Receive Order Email Your eSIM arrives by email straight away.
- Step03 Install in one tap Tap install, then switch on data when you land.
Coverage
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Bangladesh
Grameenphone 4G, Banglalink 4G, Robi 4G
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Bhutan
TashiCell 4G
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Sri Lanka
Mobitel 4G
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Nepal
Ncell 4G, NT Mobile 4G
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Pakistan
Zong 4G
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Common Questions
Is an eSIM worth it for sightseeing in Southern Asia (6 areas)?
You walk out of arrivals at Indira Gandhi International Airport, open Uber and find your pickup point without joining a SIM counter queue. Your driver heads into Delhi while you follow the route on Google Maps and message your host on WhatsApp. By the time you reach your accommodation, you have the entrance photo and directions to the right door, instead of a street address you cannot quite place.
You leave your bag and head for Chandni Chowk, where cycle rickshaws squeeze past stalls piled with fabric and sweets. Google Lens helps you read a snack menu, and you choose something crisp from the pan in front of you. You pull up the route towards the Red Fort, book your entry online and send a photo home on WhatsApp before putting your phone away to explore.
What should tourists look for in an eSIM for Southern Asia (6 areas)?
For Southern Asia (6 areas), look for a regional eSIM that follows your route across covered countries, with local network reach in cities and established tourist areas. This plan covers India, Nepal and Sri Lanka alongside the other included destinations, so those border crossings do not mean buying another SIM.
Look for hotspot support, data top-ups and installation before departure. Hotspot works on most plans, and this plan supports adding more data. Install before you fly and activate within 180 days of purchase. Your chosen package determines the data allowance and validity, so compare those two details in the plan picker.
Where does the Southern Asia (6 areas) eSIM have coverage?
Southern Asia (6 areas) covers Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Sri Lanka, Nepal and Pakistan through local networks including Grameenphone, Banglalink, Robi, TashiCell, AirTel, Mobitel, Ncell, NT Mobile, with 3G/4G/5G connectivity. Coverage is strongest in cities and main tourist areas such as Dhaka, Thimphu, Delhi, Colombo, Kathmandu and Lahore. It becomes patchier in the Himalayan mountain interior, remote trekking valleys, desert roads and national park interiors.
| SimSwift eSIM | Local SIM | Roaming | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Setup | Install at home before you fly | Find a shop or airport kiosk and queue after landing | Nothing to install; switch roaming on |
| When you're connected | On landing, when connected to a supported network | After purchase and setup | On landing, if your home plan includes destination roaming |
| Paperwork / ID | No registration paperwork | ID may be requested at the counter | No additional destination registration |
| Cost predictability | Pay once upfront for your chosen package | Buy on arrival at local rates | Depends on your home plan; roaming may be included |
| WhatsApp & your number | Keep using WhatsApp on your home number | New local number; WhatsApp stays on your home number | Your home number, on your home plan's roaming terms |
| Top-ups | Add data anytime with a top-up | Buy more data through a shop or provider app | Extra data depends on your home plan |
What phone essentials should I pack for Southern Asia (6 areas)?
- Download offline walking maps for Kathmandu before exploring its narrow lanes; save your accommodation pin as well.
- Carry a power bank for train journeys in India, and keep charging cables accessible rather than buried in your luggage.
- Bring a travel adapter covering socket types used in India, Nepal and Sri Lanka; accommodation outlets vary.
- Keep a physical payment card and cash in India; many merchant payment codes require locally supported accounts.
- Save rail tickets and accommodation confirmations on your phone before travelling through Sri Lanka, instead of relying on station Wi-Fi.
- Protect your phone with a waterproof pouch during monsoon travel in Nepal, especially when using it for walking directions.
- Ask before photographing worshippers at temples in Sri Lanka, and silence your phone before entering prayer spaces.
How much does a Southern Asia eSIM cost?
SimSwift Southern Asia eSIMs start at $3.49 for 1 GB valid for 7 Days. Unlimited daily plans start at $3.49 a day.