Multi-stop trips — Thailand to Vietnam to Japan, or a loop around Southeast Asia — are where the choice of eSIM matters most. One plan per country means one install per border; a regional bundle means one install for the whole trip.
SoloSim has single-country plans for 190+ countries and regional bundles for routes that cross borders. Check each bundle's country list against your itinerary and you're set.
Find a plan for your tripIf your route covers several countries in the region, look at SoloSim's regional bundles on the destinations page and check that every stop is on the bundle's list.
Yes, if you can get online — airport Wi-Fi works. It's easier to buy and install before you fly, so you're connected the moment you land.
Yes. Most eSIM phones store several eSIMs at once. Install SoloSim alongside your other eSIMs and choose which one to use for mobile data in your phone's settings — nothing needs deleting.
Yes. Buy a plan, install the eSIM over Wi-Fi or your current data, then set SoloSim as the line for mobile data and turn on data roaming for it. Any data left on your old eSIM stays there until it expires.
No. SoloSim plans are for mobile data. Your usual SIM keeps your number for calls and texts, and WhatsApp and iMessage keep working with your normal number.
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