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It's likely the best travel eSIM available in Laos as of this writing. This Unitel-provided local eSIM comes with a Laos phone number (+856), allowing you to receive calls and SMS (though sending is not available). No eKYC needed.
The speeds are satisfactory, with some 5G coverage in Vientiane, and latency is fantastic as it's not a roaming product. Tethering is supported as well. Coverage in Vientiane area was good, but be sure to do your own research if you plan to travel to the countryside. Overall, it's definitely a good value for money.

Downloading and activation is easy. It would be easier if you have another device that can display your email to read the QR code. It easily connects to DTAC in Thailand and Unitel (couldn't find Star Telecom) in Laos with LTE, but you need to set APN:emov for UNICOM HK, which is the roaming carrier, rather than the local carrier in each country. Also, you must select LTE manually (doesn't work with 3g) instead of automatically selected. Of course, don't forget to set LTE as priority in the sim settings. Getting started initially is quite difficult, but once you are connected, it is stable, fast, and comfortable.

Connection ok on arrival just have to select Lao Telecom and put roaming ON. Internet 4G speed is good.
Hope it help.
Nick
Laos offers roughly 90 eSIM providers and more than 1, 300 prepaid data plans, giving travelers a wide variety of options to choose from. Even with a large catalogue, there are plans available that fit a range of usage needs and budgets.
Yes, Laos has two eSIM providers that offer unlimited data plans. Truely supplies unlimited data for validity periods of one to thirty days, with prices ranging from about $7.92 to $112.86 USD. This plan allows tethering but may be subject to speed throttling, and the network is limited to 3G and 4G services. Yesim also offers unlimited data for one‑to‑thirty‑day validity, priced between roughly $8.06 and $71.40 USD. This plan permits tethering as well, may experience speed throttling, and operates on 3G and LTE networks. The available unlimited plans provide a broad price window, giving travelers flexibility to choose an option that fits their budget while meeting their data‑usage needs.
Lao Telecom: "The largest mobile network operator in Laos, offering extensive nationwide coverage and a range of services."
Unitel: "A major telecommunications provider known for its wide network reach and diverse service offerings."
Beeline Laos: "A significant operator providing mobile services with a focus on affordability and accessibility."
ETL (Enterprise of Telecommunications Lao): "A state-owned enterprise offering mobile and internet services across the country."
Laos does not have Mobile Virtual Network Operators (MVNOs).
Travel eSIM plans for Laos that provide a phone number and SMS support are available from a handful of providers. Internet in Laos, GlobaleSIM, abesteSIM, Roamify, and MicroEsim all offer plans that include voice inbound/outbound and SMS (with most plans supporting inbound and outbound SMS). Plans with the dialing code +856 give you a local Laos number, while those marked +1 (and the Roamify plan with +33) use foreign numbers from other countries.
Prices on these plans start around $4.00 USD for a 10GB 5‑day offering and rise to roughly $25.00 USD for larger data volumes and up to 30‑day validity. The messages and calls work over the included data, allowing travelers to keep a working phone number and send SMS while abroad.
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