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I feel completely scammed. This provider's services either don’t work at all, or when they do, you can’t even load Google. After reaching out to their support, I only received basic instructions that are only helpful if you set up the eSIM incorrectly – which wasn’t the case, as I set it up properly. When I tried to address the deeper issue, they started ignoring me. In the end, I had to purchase services from another provider just to get a reliable Wi-Fi connection. I definitely cannot recommend this provider to anyone.
More than 90 travel eSIM providers and more than 2 000 prepaid data plans are available for Belarus, offering a wide variety of options to suit different needs.
There are several unlimited data eSIM options in Belarus. Providers such as MicroEsim, Yoho Mobile, Roamify, Truely, and Yesim all offer plans that have no data cap. Speed may be throttled on most of these – Yoho Mobile’s plan, for instance, limits speeds to 5 Mbps, while the others indicate that speeds could be reduced after a certain point. Prices vary widely, from about $3.70 for the most basic MicroEsim package to over $320 for a long‑term, high‑price option. Prices for the other options sit between roughly $4.50 and $115. No plan claims truly unlimited speed, so travelers who need consistent high‑speed data should consider the validity period and potential throttling before purchasing.
Belarus has three major Mobile Network Operators (MNOs) that provide mobile services across the country:
A1: Formerly known as Velcom, A1 is part of the A1 Telekom Austria Group and offers a comprehensive range of mobile and fixed communication services.
MTS (Mobile TeleSystems): A joint venture between the Belarusian state-owned Beltelecom and Russia's MTS, MTS provides extensive mobile services, including voice, data, and messaging.
life:): Owned by Turkcell, life:) offers a variety of mobile services and is known for its competitive pricing and innovative offerings.
In Belarus, Mobile Virtual Network Operators (MVNOs) are not prevalent. Most travel eSIMs operate on the infrastructure of the major MNOs listed above.
Yes, travel eSIMs that provide a phone number and SMS for use in Belarus are available. GlobaleSIM offers several Belarus‑targeted plans that include a phone number with inbound and outbound voice calls and inbound SMS; however, the assigned number uses the +1 dialing code and is not a local Belarusian number. Roamify supplies a Belarus eSIM that also gives a phone number (dialing code +33) with inbound and outbound voice calls and both inbound and outbound SMS, again using a foreign dialing code rather than the local +375 code.
Prices for these options begin at about $5 for a 1 GB, 7‑day GlobaleSIM plan and around $35 for a 20 GB, 30‑day Roamify plan, with validity periods ranging from a week to a month (and beyond for Roamify). The plans maintain 4G/LTE coverage where available, and the included phone number can be used while in Belarus for calls and SMS, keeping in mind that the numbers are tied to non‑Belarusian dialing codes.
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