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Couldn't even get on the app the link to verify email took me in a loop never allowing me on and customer support bounced back. Seems like a scam to me.
There are about 110 providers and roughly 2, 300 prepaid data plans available for Bolivia, offering a wide variety of options that allow travelers to easily find an eSIM that matches their needs.
Unlimited data eSIM plans for Bolivia are offered by several providers. Firsty provides a 1‑day unlimited plan that includes ads and a capped speed of 256 kbps. Truely offers unlimited data for 1 to 30 days, with 5G connectivity and possible throttling; prices range from about $7.92 to $112.86. Roamify provides 5‑to‑30‑day unlimited plans, also on 5G, with some speed throttling; its prices fall between roughly $30.00 and $120.00. Yesim offers 7‑to‑15‑day unlimited plans on 5G, allowing tethering and subject to speed throttling; these plans cost between $76.80 and $116.97. Overall, the available unlimited data plans span a price range from $0.00 up to $120.00 USD, depending on validity and provider.
In Bolivia, the primary Mobile Network Operators (MNOs) providing mobile services are:
Entel: The state-owned telecommunications company, Entel offers extensive coverage across the country, including remote and rural areas.
Tigo: Operated by the international Millicom Group, Tigo provides a range of mobile services and has invested in expanding its network infrastructure, including 4G and 4.5G technology.
Viva: Also known as NuevaTel, Viva is a privately-owned telecommunications company offering mobile services and has invested in expanding its network infrastructure, including 4G and 4.5G technology.
These MNOs operate their own network infrastructures and are the primary providers of mobile services in Bolivia. Currently, there are no significant Mobile Virtual Network Operators (MVNOs) in the country.
Travel eSIMs that include a phone number and SMS capability are available for Brazil. Providers such as GlobaleSIM, Roamify, and TravelKon offer plans that give you a virtual number with inbound voice, outbound voice, inbound SMS and, in most cases, outbound SMS. Prices for these plans start at about $6 for a 1 GB data package with a 7‑day validity and rise to roughly $105 for a 20 GB package valid for 365 days. The Telephony feature sets vary slightly: GlobaleSIM plans provide inbound voice and outbound voice with inbound SMS only, while Roamify’s Global Premium packages offer both inbound and outbound SMS, and TravelKon similarly offers inbound and outbound SMS.
All of the available numbers use foreign dialing codes. GlobaleSIM and most Roamify plans assign a number with the +1 dialing code, and TravelKon offers a number with the +33 code. None of the plans provide a local Bolivian +591 number. Travelers who need a local phone number would need to look elsewhere or use alternative communication methods such as VoIP apps over the data connection.
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