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Everything you need to know about using eSIMs in Bolivia
In Bolivia, travelers have access to more than 130 eSIM providers and can choose from over 2, 900 prepaid data plans. With this extensive selection, finding an eSIM that fits their needs is easy.
Unlimited data eSIM options exist for Bolivia. Providers such as Firsty, Truely, Roamify and Yesim all offer plans with no data cap, allowing users to stream, browse and download without running out of data. Some of these plans have speed restrictions – for example, Firsty limits bandwidth to 256 kbps, while Truely, Roamify and Yesim may throttle speed after a certain amount of usage. Prices vary widely, typically ranging from free (advertised) to around $120 USD depending on the provider and validity period. Travelers should estimate their data needs based on activities such as video streaming, map navigation and social media use, and then choose a plan whose allowance comfortably covers those activities.
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.
Yes, travel eSIM plans that include a phone number and SMS support are available for Bolivia. Providers that offer such plans are GlobaleSIM, Roamify, Earth Esim, Orange Travel and TravelKon. Their plans all provide voice inbound and outbound calls and SMS inbound and outbound, and use dialing codes +1 (U.S./Canada) or +33 (France). Because Bolivia’s own dialing code is +591, the numbers supplied by these eSIMs are foreign and not local Bolivian numbers. Prices for these plans start at $6.00 USD for a 7‑day 1 GB data bundle and can go up to $105.00 USD for a 365‑day 20 GB bundle, with validity periods ranging from 7 days to 365 days.
Since the phone numbers come from other countries, they do not match Bolivia’s domestic dialing code. Travelers who need to receive or send SMS locally can still use the provided number, but calls to local Bolivian contacts will be billed at the rates applicable to the foreign number. No eSIM plan in the current dataset offers a genuine Bolivian +591 phone number; users who require a local number may need to rely on data-only eSIMs and VoIP messaging apps.
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