JamboSim eSIM Data Plans for Dominican Republic

JamboSim does not provide a truly unlimited high‑speed data plan for the Dominican Republic. The plans listed as “Unlimited” actually give 3GB of high‑speed data each day (30 GB over 10 days, for example) and throttle the connection to 1000 kbps once the daily limit is reached.

Instead, JamboSim offers fixed‑data options. For instance, a 20 GB plan is available for 30 days at about $23.99 USD, and a 10 GB plan for the same validity period costs about $15.99 USD. These examples are handpicked to illustrate higher‑data options and are not an exhaustive list. For users who do not need heavy data usage, a fixed plan can be more economical than relying on the capped “Unlimited” options.

JamboSim provides eSIM plans for the Dominican Republic that include a phone number and the ability to send SMS. The plans are priced from $11.99 USD for a 1GB, 7‑day package up to $105.99 USD for a 20GB, 365‑day package, allowing travelers to choose a data allowance and validity that fit their needs. Each plan carries a phone number with the dialing code +1, which is the North American numbering plan used in the Dominican Republic. Calls can be placed from the eSIM, and SMS messages can be sent, but the plans do not support incoming voice calls or SMS. Travelers who require a full inbound voice or text service should contact JamboSim directly to verify that the plan meets their requirements.

JamboSim provides a range of data plans that can be used in the Dominican Republic.
For a single‑country experience the provider offers 10 distinct plans that apply only to the Dominican Republic.
In addition, there are 18 multi‑country plans that include the Dominican Republic among their covered destinations.

The available options span from $1.99 to $99.99 and feature data caps between 200 MB and 20 GB for periods ranging from 3 to 365 days. Some plans allocate a fixed data amount for the entire validity, while others impose a daily data cap; the daily‑cap plans limit usage each day but reset the allowance, whereas the fixed‑cap plans provide a total amount that can be used at any time during the validity. Tethering is allowed on most plans, and a reduced speed of 1000 kbps can apply under certain circumstances.