EtravelSIM eSIM Data Plans for Philippines

EtravelSIM’s plans that use the word “Unlimited” in the name actually give 4 GB of high‑speed data each day for 7, 15 or 30 days. After the 4 GB per‑day limit is reached, the connection is throttled to 128 kbps, so the plans do not provide truly unlimited data for the entire validity period in the Philippines.

For travelers who need a larger data supply without daily throttling, EtravelSIM offers fixed‑data plans. A 50 GB plan valid for 30 days costs $80.99, while a 25 GB plan for 30 days costs $45.99. Long‑term travelers can choose a 25 GB or 50 GB plan that lasts 365 days, offering a predictable amount of high‑speed data and typically a more cost‑effective option for heavy data usage in the Philippines.

EtravelSIM provides a range of eSIM plans for travelers to the Philippines that include a telephone number and SMS capabilities. Prices vary from $10.99 for a 5 GB plan valid for 30 days up to $109.99 for a 50 GB plan valid for 365 days. All EtravelSIM plans that include telephony carry a dialing code of +44, and the number can receive and make voice calls as well as send and receive SMS messages.

Plan availability, pricing, and specific functionality should be verified directly with EtravelSIM before purchase, especially if local Philippine calling or messaging is required.

EtravelSIM lists 6 single‑country data plans for the Philippines and 12 multi‑country plans that include the Philippines in their coverage area. The single‑country selection ranges from about $10.99 to $109.99, with data caps between 4 GB and 50 GB and validity periods from 7 up to 365 days. Multi‑country plans are similarly priced and provide broader network access, but the exact price and data ranges vary across the 12 options. In addition to these, the provider offers 3 plans with a daily data cap—limiting the amount of data you can use each day—and 15 plans that offer a fixed data quantity for the entire validity period; daily‑cap plans are useful for users who prefer to control usage on a per‑day basis, while fixed‑cap plans give a straightforward total data allotment.