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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.
Bolivia offers roughly 90 travel eSIM providers and more than 1, 600 prepaid data plans. With such a large selection, travelers enjoy a wide variety of options, making it easy to find an eSIM that fits their travel needs.
Yes. Several providers – Firsty, Truely, Roamify and Yesim – offer unlimited data eSIM plans for Bolivia. The unlimited packages vary in validity from one day up to 30 days and cost roughly between $0 and $123 depending on provider and duration. Most of the plans note that speed may be throttled or limited, with Firsty specifically limiting maximum speed to about 256 kbps. Travellers who need high‑speed connections should consider these limits and choose a plan that offers sufficient data allowance for their intended use.
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 telephone number and SMS capability are available for Bolivia from two operators, GlobaleSIM and Roamify. The GlobaleSIM plans offer a number with the dialing code +1 and provide inbound and outbound voice calls as well as inbound SMS; the plans range from 1 GB for 7 days at $6.00 to 20 GB for 30 days at $59.00. Roamify’s entries for Bolivia give a number with dialing code +1 (as well as a separate entry with code +33) and include inbound and outbound voice support along with both inbound and outbound SMS. Prices for Roamify start at $15.00 for a 7 day, 1 GB plan and extend to $105.00 for a 365 day, 20 GB plan. Validity periods span from 7 days up to 365 days, and the data capacities range from 1 GB to 20 GB in various packages. The majority of the plans use the +1 dialing code, which matches the North American number system and is not locally aligned with Bolivia’s own country code; the +33 code, used only on one Roamify plan, indicates a foreign number. Thus, while Bolivia travelers can obtain a phone number and SMS support on a travel eSIM, the number will generally be foreign rather than a local Bolivian number.
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