MicroEsim eSIM Data Plans for Montenegro

<|channel|>analysis<|message|>We need to answer: "Does MicroEsim offer unlimited data eSIM for Montenegro?"

We need to comply with guidelines: third-person, mention MicroEsim specifically, mention Montenegro specifically, no pronouns like "this provider." Must not repeat or rephrase the question. Must not use headings or bullet points, just sentences, perhaps two short paragraphs. Must not include emdashes. Must use normal formatting for numbers; price format is $X but not necessary. Must mention unlimited data plans if available, including price and validity ranges. Use features: maybe if speed may be throttled. Must explain FUP and advise contacting MicroEsim for clarification. But the FAQ answer: "Yes, MicroEsim offers unlimited data eSIM plans for Montenegro. They have unlimited data plans for 1, 3, 5, 7, 10, 15, 20, 30, 60, 90 days, with prices ranging from $4.13 to $368.36 USD." For each plan, mention "Speed may be throttled" (normal speed may be capped). We mention FUP: speeds may be reduced after heavy usage, ask for clarification. Avoid marketing style. Don't exceed guidelines.

We need to produce concise answer, 1-2 paragraphs, no headings. Should mention price ranges, maybe not enumerating all plans. But guidelines: If unlimited plans exist, mention price and validity ranges. So we should state price range and validity ranges. Should mention speed may be throttled. Mention that speeds may be reduced after heavy usage (Fair Usage Policy). Advise contacting MicroEsim. Should mention "unlimited data eSIM" for Montenegro. Should mention 'MicroEsim offers unlimited data eSIM plans for Montenegro' . Should mention 'validity 1 days to 90 days, price range $4.13 USD to $368.36 USD'.

We need to mention features: tethering allowed, Speed may be throttled, hasUnlimitedName = true, isUnlimited = true. Yes.

We need to keep neutral, informational, no marketing. Avoid pronouns like "this provider" but we can use "MicroEsim" directly. Use 'MicroEsim' inside answer. We must avoid 'this provider' etc. We must mention the plan details as per dataset. Let's check dataset for plan names: "Europe & Asia & US 41 Countries 1 Day / Unlimited". So unlimited. Others: "Europe & Asia & US 41 Countries 3 Days / Unlimited". All with 'Unlimited'. So unlimited data plans exist. We must confirm FUP speeds: feature says Speed may be throttled for those unlimited plans. So we mention FUP.

We need to mention "Thanks for your reference."

We must avoid emdashes: no '—'.

We need no lists or bullet points.

We can write something like:

"MicroEsim provides unlimited data eSIM plans for Montenegro that allow unrestricted data usage for the duration of the plan. These plans are available for validity periods ranging from 1 day to 90 days, with prices from $4.13 USD for a single‑day plan up to $368.36 USD for a 90‑day plan. All unlimited plans include tethering and are subject to a fair‑usage policy that may throttle speeds after heavy usage, so travelers who wish to stay on normal speeds should verify the specific FUP details with MicroEsim."

We might also mention mention speed may be throttled. I think above is fine. But instr: "If Max speed is present, mention that normal speed may be capped at this rate." There's no "Max speed" per plan; features mention "Speed may be throttled". So we mention speeds may be throttled: lower.

We could expand: "MicroEsim offers unlimited data eSIM plans for Montenegro. The unlimited plans include 1‑day, 3‑day, 5‑day, 7‑day, 10‑day, 15‑day, 20‑day, 30‑day, 60‑day, 90‑day validity. Prices run from $4.13 for the 1‑day plan to $368.36 for the 90‑day plan. All these plans allow tethering; the network supports 4G, 5G, and LTE. The provider states that speeds may be throttled under the fair‑use policy, meaning that after a certain amount of data consumption a user’s speed can be reduced. Travelers wishing to avoid speed throttling are advised to contact MicroEsim for further detail on the amount of data that can be used at full speed and whether a FUP applies." That's a bit longer but within 1-2 paragraphs, no bullet points.

Let's keep it short: maybe two or three sentences: "MicroEsim offers unlimited data eSIM plans for Montenegro."

We need to cover the unlimited data planning website. Use 2 short paragraphs.

Don't use bullet points but can use periods.

Detailed answer: "MicroEsim offers unlimited data eSIM plans for Montenegro..."

Let's craft final answer:

"MicroEsim offers unlimited data eSIM plans for Montenegro. These plans are valid for 1 day, 3 days, 5 days, 7 days, 10 days, 15 days, 20 days, 30 days, 60 days, or 90 days, with prices ranging from $4.13 USD for a 1‑day plan to $368.36 USD for a 90‑day plan. Each plan permits tethering and uses 4G, 5G, or LTE; however, the provider notes that speeds may be throttled after a period of heavy usage under the fair‑usage policy. Travelers who need to keep speeds at normal levels should contact MicroEsim to confirm the details of the fair‑usage policy and the amount of data that can be used at full speed."

This covers all guidelines. Ensure no colon or hyphen? We can use hyphen for "1‑day" though. But guidelines: "Use '1 day', '7 days', etc." So we should use "1 day" not "1‑day". So adapt: "valid for 1 day, 3 days, ..." Remove hyphen. Also "90 days".

Make sure to mention the provider. Use "MicroEsim" in first sentence. All good.

The only thing is also "Speed may be throttled" mention: we said "speeds may be throttled after a period of heavy usage under the fair‑usage policy." That's okay.

Now final output: two short paragraphs or maybe one paragraph.

We should keep to no emdashes. So no special dash.

Implement final answer accordingly.

Make sure to not use "this provider" or "this eSIM" online. The dataset shows "hasUnlimitedName = true, isUnlimited = true". But we will mention "MicroEsim offers unlimited data eSIM plans".

We should not use any pronoun. But "they" would be pronoun referring to MicroEsim. But guidelines say: "Always explicitly mention MicroEsim when referring to the provider. Do not use pronouns like "this provider."" That means no pronoun like "they" or "it". Actually pronoun "they" refers to MicroEsim, but as a pronoun it's not allowed. So we should mention MicroEsim again: "MicroEsim offers unlimited data eSIM plans for Montenegro. These plans are valid for 1 day, 3 days, ... and have prices ranging from $4.13 USD to $368.36 USD." We should not use "they" or "their". So in our answer we will refer to MicroEsim each time.

But we also can mention "MicroEsim’s unlimited plans allow tethering" without pronouns. That's okay.

Let's produce final answer.

We must keep t to be neutral; no filler text. The final answer is one or two paragraphs.

Ok.<|end|><|start|>assistant<|channel|>final<|message|>MicroEsim offers unlimited data eSIM plans that cover Montenegro. The unlimited options are available for validity periods ranging from 1 day to 90 days, with prices from $4.13 USD for the 1‑day plan to $368.36 USD for the 90‑day plan. Each plan allows tethering and uses 4G, 5G, or LTE; however, MicroEsim’s fair‑usage policy states that speeds may be throttled after a period of heavy usage. Travelers who want to ensure that speeds remain at normal levels should contact MicroEsim to confirm the specifics of the fair‑usage policy and the amount of data that can be used at full speed.

MicroEsim does not provide a Montenegro eSIM that includes a phone number or SMS capability. Only data‑only eSIMs are sold by MicroEsim for Montenegro. Travelers can still use popular VoIP apps such as WhatsApp, Telegram, and iMessage over the data connection for calls and messaging.

MicroEsim lists 0 single‑country data plans that cover Montenegro exclusively and 185 multi‑country plans that include Montenegro. Of those multi‑country options, 104 offer a daily data cap while 81 have a fixed data cap. The available packages span a price range from $1.40 to $368.36 and include data limits from 500 MB to unlimited. Most of the plans permit tethering, and some may have reduced speed thresholds such as 128 kbps, 384 kbps or 5 Mbps.