Airalo eSIM Data Plans for Kazakhstan

<|channel|>analysis<|message|>We need to formulate answer: For question "Does Airalo offer unlimited data eSIM for Kazakhstan?" The dataset lists Airalo unlimited plans for Kazakhstan. Let's parse.

We have 7 plans: 5 "Kazaknet - Unlimited", "Kazaknet - 20GB", "Discover - 20GB", "Discover+ - 20GB", "Kazaknet - 10GB", "Discover - 10GB". Actually 6? The dataset shows six. Let's count: 1 Kazaknet - Unlimited, 2 Kazaknet - 20 GB, 3 Discover - 20 GB, 4 Discover+ - 20 GB, 5 Kazaknet - 10 GB, 6 Discover - 10 GB. Yes six.

Now plan 'Kazaknet - Unlimited' has Data cap: 3GB/day, Validity 10 days, price $35.00 USD, reduced speed 1000kbps, hasUnlimitedName = true. The attributes mention that "hasUnlimitedName" maybe indicates that the plan's name contains Unlimited but still has a cap. But then the data cap is 3GB/day. That's not true unlimited data. Also after that many, reduced speed: 1000 kbps. According to unlimited plan rules, we need to state that unlimited plans are not available. But I see we have a plan named "Unlimited" but clearly not unlimited.

We need to follow "unlimited plan rules": State clearly that unlimited plans are not available. Mention that fixed data plans are available as alternatives, and briefly highlight one or two examples from the dataset. Note that these examples are handpicked for large data allowances and represent only a subset of the available plans, not the full list. If any plan has "Unlimited" in its name but has a data cap, clarify that it is not truly unlimited in the sense of offering high-speed data without limits. Instead, these plans include a fixed amount of high‑speed data, after which the speed is reduced. If Reduced speed is given, state it as the throttled speed applied after the limit is reached. Explain that choosing a fixed data plan can be more cost effective unless the user is an extremely heavy data consumer.

We abide by guidelines: We must explicitly mention Airalo and Kazakhstan. Avoid pronouns like "this provider". Don't use marketing or misleading. Use neutral, short paragraphs.

Also we must adhere to no bullet points, no headings.

We must keep the final answer concisely in one or two paragraphs.

We must not quote dataset or mention "data" of dataset. We must not mention rules.

We should say that Airalo does not provide truly unlimited data plan in Kazakhstan. There's a plan named "Kazaknet Unlimited" but it has a cap of 3GB per day, with reduced speed after that. Other fixed data plans available: e.g., Kazaknet 20GB, 30 days, $28.00 USD or Discover 20GB 365 days $66.00. We mention mention price examples.

We must only mention direct facts from dataset.

We must list two examples: 20GB plan, 10GB plan not necessary maybe. But should highlight two examples: maybe Kazaknet - 20 GB or Discover - 20 GB.

We must ensure correct unit format: "3GB/day". The dataset shows that exact formatting. Use "3GB/day".

Also we must mention reduced speed 1000kbps.

It is not allowed to mention unknown terms like "data cap" but we can because it's allowed. But we must keep to full sentences.

So final answer:

Paragraph 1: Airalo's eSIM offerings for Kazakhstan do not include a truly unlimited data plan. The only plan with "Unlimited" in its name, Kazaknet Unlimited, provides 3GB of high‑speed data each day for 10 days, after which the speed drops to 1000kbps. Paragraph 2: Travelers can choose instead from fixed‑data plans such as Kazaknet 20GB for 30 days at $28.00 USD or Discover 20GB for 365 days at $66.00 USD. These plans have no daily limit and may be more cost effective unless a user needs very high data usage.

Check guidelines: Do we include times like '10 days' - yes means "10 days". '30 days' and '365 days' are fine. Use "30 days" with space. Use "$28.00 USD" but guidelines allowed. The price formatting: numbers may include decimals. That's fine. They didn't specify format restrictions.

Also mention "4G" or "5G" if needed? We could mention but not necessary. Might keep minimal.

Ensure not to use bullet points, headings.

Also "Clearly mention Airalo." We mention each time.

Also mention not to include marketing or pronouns.

This is fine.

Double-check entire answer length: should be one or two paragraphs, concise. Our answer is two paragraphs. That is okay.

Now produce final answer.<|end|><|start|>assistant<|channel|>final<|message|>Airalo does not offer a truly unlimited data eSIM for Kazakhstan. The only plan with “Unlimited” in its name, Kazaknet Unlimited, provides 3GB of high‑speed data each day for a validity of 10 days and reduces the speed to 1000kbps once the daily limit is reached.

Instead, travelers can choose fixed‑data plans. For example, Kazaknet offers a 20GB plan valid for 30 days at $28.00 USD, and Discover offers a 20GB plan valid for 365 days at $66.00 USD. These fixed‑data options provide a larger total data allowance without a daily cap and may be more cost‑effective for most users.

Airalo does not provide a Kazakhstan eSIM that includes a phone number or SMS capability. Only data‑only eSIM plans are available for the country.

You can still stay in touch with friends and family through VoIP applications such as WhatsApp, Telegram, and iMessage, which work over the data connection without the need for a local phone number.

Airalo offers 7 single‑country plans and 12 multi‑country plans for Kazakhstan. Prices range from $4.50 to $89.00 while data caps vary from 1 GB to 20 GB, with most plans providing a fixed data amount and one plan featuring a daily‑cap option.