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Do not recommend. The esim did not work at all. It connected to the country’s network but cellular data did not start. Scam.

I am currently in Pakistan. I am using Mobimatter 17GB, 365days Asia Pacific plan. If I trust my ipad bar, signal is very strong, but I cannot see even a small web page. 4 out of 5, it fails, even when it succeed , it takes many minutes to download a simple page. Please find what is the problem. Is it because of this region(Hunza)? Because in china, it was OK. But I don't think you can call Pakistan service area, if the service quality is this low.
There are 100 providers and 3700 prepaid data plans available for use in Pakistan. This wide range of options makes it easy for travelers to find an eSIM that fits their needs.
Unlimited data eSIM options for visits to Pakistan are offered by several independent providers. Most of these plans are advertised as “unlimited, ” though they typically include a speed throttle or a fixed maximum speed. For instance, the Firsty plan advertises unlimited data but limits speed to 256 kbps, while other providers such as Yoho Mobile, Billion Connect, Roamify, abesteSIM, Truely and Yesim cap speeds at about 5 Mbps or indicate that speed may be throttled after a certain usage threshold. Network coverage varies from 4G and LTE to 5G in some cases. The price range for these unlimited plans spans from a free advertising‑supported option at $0.00 to premium offerings that can reach up to $449.07 USD, giving travelers a wide spectrum of budget choices.
Pakistan's mobile network infrastructure is supported by several major Mobile Network Operators (MNOs), each offering extensive coverage and a range of services:
Jazz: Formed by the merger of Mobilink and Warid, Jazz is the largest mobile network operator in Pakistan, providing 2G, 3G, and 4G LTE services nationwide.
Telenor Pakistan: A subsidiary of the Norwegian Telenor Group, Telenor Pakistan offers 2G, 3G, and 4G LTE services, known for its reliable network coverage and competitive pricing.
Zong (CMPak): Owned by China Mobile, Zong provides 2G, 3G, and 4G LTE services, recognized for its high-speed internet and affordable data packages.
Ufone: A subsidiary of Pakistan Telecommunication Company Limited (PTCL), Ufone offers 2G, 3G, and 4G services, focusing on quality voice and data packages.
Special Communications Organization (SCO): A government-owned entity operating primarily in Azad Jammu and Kashmir and Gilgit-Baltistan, SCO provides 2G, 3G, and 4G services in these regions.
In Pakistan, Mobile Virtual Network Operators (MVNOs) lease network access from major carriers to offer mobile services. However, most travel eSIMs rely on the infrastructure of the primary MNOs rather than MVNOs.
Travel eSIM plans that include a phone number and SMS service are available for travelers in Pakistan. The providers that offer such plans are GlobaleSIM and Roamify. GlobaleSIM offers data plans ranging from 1GB to 20GB with validity from 7 to 30 days. These plans use a phone number with dialing code +1, provide inbound and outbound voice calls, and support inbound SMS only. Roamify offers a wider range of data options—including a 20GB plan valid for 30 days and tiered plans up to 20GB valid for 365 days. All Roamify plans except one use dialing code +1, while the 20GB Pakistan eSIM uses +33; both provide inbound and outbound voice calls and inbound/outbound SMS. In every case the provided phone number is not a local Pakistani number (which uses +92), but rather a foreign number that still allows SMS and voice communication. Prices for these plans start at about $4.00 USD and can go up to $105.00 USD, depending on data volume and validity.
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