
Jetpac Travel eSIM covers 100+ countries worldwide and is looking to be your no. 1 travel companion. On top of data, Jetpac provides: free lounge access upon flight delays of >1h, Free VPN trial, unconditional access to emergency hotlines and you can keep topping up.
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Jetpac does not provide a true unlimited data eSIM for Asia.
Their plans that include “Unlimited” in the name actually offer 3GB of high‑speed data per day and set a reduced speed of 1000 kbps once that daily limit is reached. The daily data allowance is a fixed cap, not a persistent unlimited quota.
If a traveler needs a larger data allowance, Jetpac offers fixed data plans that can be more cost‑effective for heavy use. For example, the Asia Pacific 40GB plan delivers 40GB of high‑speed data for 30 days and the Global 50GB plan supplies 50GB for a full year. These fixed bundles provide a higher daily data pool without throttling.
Jetpac does not provide Asia eSIM plans that include a phone number or SMS capability. Travelers can use the data‑only eSIM plans to access VoIP services such as WhatsApp, Telegram, or iMessage for calls and messaging, but some destinations may block or restrict certain apps, so users should verify accessibility before purchasing.
Jetpac’s eSIM plans cover the following countries in Asia: United Arab Emirates, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Bangladesh, China, Georgia, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Israel, India, Japan, Cambodia, South Korea, Kuwait, Laos, Myanmar, Mongolia, Macau, Malaysia, Oman, Philippines, Pakistan, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, Thailand, Turkey, Taiwan, Vietnam. These territories are included in both the Global Unlimited and Asia Pacific plans that Jetpac currently offers.
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