eSIMatrix eSIM Data Plans for Balkans countries

eSIMatrix does not provide an unlimited data eSIM for the Balkans. All plans listed by the provider have fixed data caps; the largest available is a 20 GB plan. For example, a 20 GB plan is available for 5 days at $58 USD or for 30 days at $70.50 USD.

For travelers whose data needs are moderate, a fixed‑data plan can be more cost‑effective. Options also include a 10 GB plan for 5 days at $32 USD, which may suit light usage. If a user consumes very high volumes of data, none of the current eSIMatrix offerings provide an unlimited option for the Balkans.

<|channel|>analysis<|message|>We need to generate the FAQ answer following guidelines.

The question: "Does eSIMatrix offer Balkans eSIM with phone number and SMS?" The answer: According to dataset, eSIMatrix has no plans with phone number or SMS for Balkans. So we need to state that eSIMatrix does not offer such plans. It only offers data-only eSIM. We should mention that VoIP apps can be used.

Guidelines:

• Must explicitly mention eSIMatrix and Balkans. Do not use pronouns like this provider.

• Language clear, neutral, informational.

• No headings, no bullet points. No em dashes.

• One or two short paragraphs.

• Must follow formatting: 5G, 4G. But no need for data plan types.

• Must respect phone-number-and-sms-rules: state clear that no plans with phone number or SMS available, only data-only.

• Do not use external facts or assumptions beyond dataset.

So we proceed: Sentence:

"eSIMatrix does not offer any Balkans eSIM plan that includes a phone number or SMS capability; all its plans for the Balkans are data-only."

Then: "Travelers can still use Wi‑Fi calling, VoIP apps like WhatsApp, Telegram, and iMessage for voice and messaging over the data connection."

Make sure we keep neutral tone. Provide no marketing.

We must use "Balkans" capitalized. Use 1GB? No. Just mention data only. No numeric details needed.

No bullet points or headings.

Two paragraphs: first about lack of phone number/SMS, second about using VoIP.

Avoid pronouns. Use explicit eSIMatrix.

Check we phrase "eSIMatrix does not offer any" which is correct. Do we need to mention "not available"? Yes. "No plans with phone number or SMS available."

We must not mention dataset. We need not mention "data cap" or "validity." The guidelines didn't mention that want all such details. But we can give general information.

Concluding that eSIMatrix offers only data plans for Balkans, so phone number & SMS are not available. And popular VoIP apps can be used.

We need to avoid weird words: using VAT. Let's keep it clear.

Yes no dash usage. Use commas, parentheses.

Use the format: "Balkans" is correct.

Therefore final answer:

"eSIMatrix does not provide a Balkans eSIM plan that includes a phone number or SMS; the provider’s Balkans offerings are strictly data-only. Travelers can use data‑based communication applications such as WhatsApp, Telegram, and iMessage for calls and messaging, which work over a data connection."

Check guidelines: Use no pronouns. We used eSIMatrix + "the provider's" which might be pronoun "its". We used "its" referencing the provider. Are pronouns acceptable? The guidelines say: "Do not use pronouns like 'this provider.'" But "its" is a pronoun. We might avoid that. Use "eSIMatrix' claims." Instead: "eSIMatrix's Balkans offerings are strictly data-only." That's still possessive pronoun "its" replaced with "eSIMatrix's." That's fine. "Travelers can use data-based communication applications" No pronouns. All good.

Make sure not to use "This provider." That's avoided.

We should also ensure no calls or SMS. Add "no call or SMS capability."

Make sure not to mention dataset. All fine.

Now produce final answer.<|end|><|start|>assistant<|channel|>final<|message|>eSIMatrix does not provide a Balkans eSIM plan that includes a phone number or SMS capability; eSIMatrix offers only data‑only plans for the Balkans. Travelers can still use internet‑based communication applications such as WhatsApp, Telegram, and iMessage for voice and messaging, which work over the data connection.

eSIMatrix offers a “Balkans” plan that covers the Balkan countries of Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Montenegro, North Macedonia, and Serbia; the same plan also includes Greece, which is outside the Balkan scope for this FAQ.