Driffle eSIM eSIM Data Plans for Balkans countries

The plans titled “Balkans Unlimited” are not truly unlimited. Each of those plans caps high‑speed data at 1GB per day (for the 1‑day version) or 1GB per day for the multi‑day versions, after which the speed is reduced. Driffle eSIM therefore does not provide an unlimited data eSIM for the Balkans.

Travelers who need more data can opt for the larger fixed‑data options that are available for 30 days, such as the 50GB plan, the 20GB plan, or the 10GB plan. These provide a larger data allowance but do not eliminate the data cap altogether.

<|channel|>analysis<|message|>We are asked to produce an FAQ answer. The question is: "Does Driffle eSIM offer Balkans eSIM with phone number and SMS?"

We have guidelines. We know that there's no plans with telephony for Balkans in this dataset. So we must produce an answer that clearly states: Driffle eSIM does not offer Balkans eSIM with phone number or SMS. Only data-only plans. Also can mention that VoIP apps can be used for calls/messaging over data.

We must keep the answer concise, one or two short paragraphs, no headings or lists, no bullet points, no marketing language. Do not repeat the question. Use neutral tone.

We must explicitly mention Driffle eSIM and Balkans. According to guidelines: If dataset is empty: no telephony. So we mention that.

Also mention that only data-only is offered. And we can mention that VoIP apps can be used over data.

We must use the exact technical terms guidelines. eSIM, 5G etc. Doesn’t matter here.

We need to include phone number and SMS rules: state clearly that no telephony is available, only data-only. Also explain that VoIP apps can be used for calls and messaging.

We need to ensure no bullet points, no headings.

We need to avoid use of emdashes. Use commas etc. Use parentheses if needed.

Now we produce the answer. Let's produce one paragraph. We can add a second paragraph to provide note about VoIP apps.

More than one? "one or two short paragraphs". We can do two paragraphs: first says no phone number or SMS. second optional: mention that VoIP apps can be used. We must ensure no overuse. Fine.

The dataset: Driffle eSIM plans with telephony for Balkans: No plans with phone number or SMS available from this provider.

We must comply with forth guidelines: "If the dataset is empty: → No plans with telephony are available, meaning the provider only offers data-only plans." So we confirm.

Also "If dataset contains plans: all plans include Telephony column etc." But here dataset says no plans. So we follow that.

The answer: "Driffle eSIM does not provide a Balkans eSIM with a phone number and SMS. The provider offers only a data‑only plan for the Balkans region. Travelers can still make calls and send messages using VoIP applications such as WhatsApp, Telegram, or iMessage over the data connection since no telephony is included."

Make sure no bullet points, no headings. This is a single paragraph? Actually two paragraphs: We can present first paragraph: statement. Second: VoIP explanation.

Now check formatting: avoid emdashes. We might use "—"? no. Use "–"? The guidelines say no emdashes. So we don't use any. There's no hyphen used.

We need to keep "Driffle eSIM", "Balkans" as exact. Might need to mention the phone number and SMS. Also we mention that "phone number and SMS are not available". Good.

Let's produce final answer.<|end|><|start|>assistant<|channel|>final<|message|>Driffle eSIM does not provide a Balkans eSIM that includes a phone number or SMS capability. The available plan for the Balkans region is data‑only, so inbound and outbound voice calls and text messages cannot be executed directly with a local number. Travelers can still make and receive calls or send messages through mobile‑data‑based applications such as WhatsApp, Telegram, or iMessage, which work over the data connection without requiring a traditional phone number or SMS service.

Driffle eSIM offers coverage in several Balkan countries through its available plans. The “Global for” plan includes Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Montenegro, North Macedonia, and Serbia, alongside a very extensive list of countries outside of the Balkans. Additionally, the “Balkans for” plan provides coverage in Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Montenegro, North Macedonia, and Serbia, with added coverage in Greece, Romania, and Slovenia.