Say 'Alo!' to simple & affordable mobile data freedom during your travels. Airalo provides data in 190+ countries & regions.
Say 'Alo!' to simple & affordable mobile data freedom during your travels. Airalo provides data in 190+ countries & regions.
Say 'Alo!' to simple & affordable mobile data freedom during your travels. Airalo provides data in 190+ countries & regions.
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I used it only for a few days, but it worked without any issues. The signal was consistently available, and I was able to use Personal Hotspot to share data with my laptop, which was really convenient. However, the price is definitely not on the cheap side. Without the promo code discount, it wouldn't have been my first choice.
Just bought esim. It installed successfully, but the is “no service” tag. Support for not answering, pulling me constant automatic texts in WhatsApp.
I noticed in the Airalo app that traffic I just bought aka “my package” is “not active”. There is explanations or guide on how to “activate” the paid and installed esim.
It worked really well for my trip to Jakarta. You just need to change APN and turn on data roaming, then it connects to XL or Indosat 4G in Indonesia. Speed is good and stable, ping is acceptable (it roams through Singapore). Overall good experience. Recommended.
<|channel|>analysis<|message|>We need to produce an answer to the question: "Does Airalo offer unlimited data eSIM for Indonesia?" According to guidelines and dataset. We need to review the dataset. We see a table of Airalo unlimited plans for Indonesia. It includes "Indotel - Unlimited" with Data cap 3GB/day, validity 10 days, price $35.00 USD, Reduced speed: 1000kbps, hasUnlimitedName = true. Then other plans with fixed amounts.
The rules: "Unlimited plans exist if any plan has Data cap = unlimited." They marked Indotel - Unlimited but it says Data cap 3GB/day, validity 10 days. The "hasUnlimitedName = true" indicates it is called "Unlimited" but it's actually capped at 3GB/day. So it's not truly unlimited.
Thus the answer: Airalo does not offer unlimited data eSIM for Indonesia. Instead, they offer fixed data plans. We can mention examples: Indotel - 20GB, Asialink - 100GB, or 50GB. The Unlimited plan actually has a data cap of 3GB/day and speed reduced to 1000kbps after that limit. So we should note that.
The guidelines mention "Do not use bullet points" and "Write in full sentences and short paragraphs." So we need to write 1-2 short paragraphs, no bullet lists. No heading. Should mention that unlimited plans are not available, but there are fixed data plans including Indotel 20GB, Asialink 100GB, etc. Also note that the plan with "Unlimited" name is actually 3GB/day capped and speed reduces to 1000kbps. That may be important.
Make sure we explicitly mention Airalo and Indonesia. Avoid pronouns like "this provider." Actually "Airalo" is okay. But not "this provider." Use "Airalo" in each mention. And "Indonesia." No confusion. And also don't mention dataset. Just comply with bullet.
Let's produce final answer: Paragraph 1: Airalo does not provide any truly unlimited data eSIM for Indonesia. The only plan labeled “Unlimited” has a daily data cap of 3 GB, after which the connection speed drops to 1000 kbps. Paragraph 2: Travelers can instead choose from Airalo’s fixed‑data offerings such as the Indotel 20 GB plan lasting 30 days for $35.00, or larger plans like Asialink 100 GB for 180 days at $185.00. These provide a generous amount of high‑speed data before any throttling occurs. Meeting heavy‑usage needs may make these options more cost effective than a capped unlimited name.
Make sure no punc issues: keep commas. Use 30 days. It's fine. Use 100GB, 180 days.
Check formatting: "1GB" etc. It's already. We should keep "Page"? Use Django: Actually we mention "Indotel 20 GB". That's fine. Use "GB" no space. Good. For price: "$35.00" will be fine.
The question: "Does Airalo offer unlimited data eSIM for Indonesia?" So answer is: No, only a capped plan. Then mention examples. Good.
Check all guidelines for 5G usage: Use "5G" no lower-case. We mention "5 GB" but we have no need "5G".
We might include network typical: "5G" but not necessary. But mention that these are 5G. Could add: "All of Airalo’s plans for Indonesia support 5G" but not necessary. Might be okay but it's extra. The guidelines didn't forbid mention. But it's safe.
We need to keep short paragraphs. Two paragraphs.
Avoid usage of emdashes. Use dashes? Not needed. Avoid "—".
Let's produce final text.
<|end|><|start|>assistant<|channel|>final<|message|>Airalo does not provide a truly unlimited data eSIM for Indonesia. The only plan with “Unlimited” in its name – Indotel – Unlimited – has a daily data cap of 3 GB; after that daily allowance the connection speed is throttled to 1000 kbps.
Instead, Airalo offers several fixed‑data plans that give travelers a large amount of high‑speed data before any throttling occurs. For example, the Indotel – 20 GB plan is valid for 30 days and costs $35.00, while the Asialink – 100 GB plan is valid for 180 days and costs $185.00. These options are typically more cost‑effective for heavy data users than a capped “unlimited” plan.
Airalo does not provide an eSIM for Indonesia that includes a local phone number or SMS capability. The eSIM plans sold in Indonesia are data‑only, giving travelers 4G/5G internet access for the plan’s validity period. Voice calls and text can still be sent and received over the internet through popular VoIP services such as WhatsApp, Telegram, iMessage, and others, which do not require a traditional phone number or SMS feature.
Airalo currently offers 7 single coverage data plans specifically for Indonesia, alongside 20 multi country plans that include Indonesia as part of their coverage. These plans vary, with options for both fixed data amounts (like 1GB or 100GB) and one plan offering a daily data allowance. Prices range from approximately $4.50 to $185.00, and plans are valid for between 7 and 365 days. Some plans may experience reduced speeds after a certain data usage threshold.
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