Ozly eSIM eSIM Data Plans for Asia

Ozly eSIM does not provide an unlimited data eSIM for Asia. All plans listed for this region have a fixed data cap, such as the Asia‑20 50GB 180 days plan, which offers 50GB of data valid for 180 days, and the Asia (14 areas) 20GB 30 days plan, which offers 20GB valid for 30 days.

If a traveler does not require unlimited data, the fixed data plans can be a practical choice. For example, the Asia‑20 50GB 180 days plan is priced at $102.50 USD, while the Asia (14 areas) 20GB 30 days plan costs $18.10 USD. These options provide a clear data limit with a set validity period, and they may be more cost‑effective for users who consume moderate amounts of data.

Ozly eSIM does not provide a phone number or SMS capability for its Asia eSIM plans. Travelers looking for phone number services will need to consider other providers, while Ozly offers only data‑only plans in the region.

Over the data connection, popular VoIP applications such as WhatsApp, Telegram and iMessage can generally be used for calls and messaging. However, some destinations in Asia may block or restrict access to certain apps or VoIP services, so travelers should verify that the specific applications they rely on are available before purchasing an Ozly eSIM.

Ozly eSIM’s Asian‑focused packages cover a range of destinations across East, Southeast and Central Asia. The “Asia (14 areas)” plan includes Bangladesh, Indonesia, India, Japan, Cambodia, South Korea, Laos, Malaysia, Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam, while the “Asia (12 areas)” version adds Singapore to that core list but omits Bangladesh and Laos. The “Asia‑20” bundle expands the coverage to Israel, Kuwait, Sri Lanka, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia in addition to the core nations. The “Asia (20 areas)” variation further extends to Kyrgyz Republic (Kyrgyzstan), Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan. Both the “Global (120+ areas)” and “Global139” listings also incorporate the same core Asian countries and add other Asian neighbors such as Oman, Jordan, Bahrain, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates, which are beyond the limited‑region plans.