
Orbit Mobile offers a simple way to stay connected while traveling. A single global eSIM provides coverage in over 190 countries, automatically connecting to the best available local network. There’s no need to manage multiple SIMs or profiles — just consistent data wherever you go. The app is easy to use and supports various payment options, making it a practical solution for travelers worldwide.
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Orbit Mobile does not provide an unlimited data eSIM plan for the Balkans. The provider offers fixed data plans instead, such as the 20GB Global Pass Plus for 30 days priced at $64.00 USD and the 10GB Global Pass Plus for 30 days priced at $35.00 USD. Choosing a fixed data plan can be more cost‑effective for most travelers, unless the user requires an extremely high data volume that exceeds the fixed allowance.
Orbit Mobile does not provide an eSIM for the Balkans that includes a phone number or SMS capability. Travelers who purchase a Balkans eSIM from Orbit Mobile will receive only a data‑only plan.
Because the plan does not supply a carrier‑issued number, users can still make voice or send messages via VoIP applications such as WhatsApp, Telegram, or iMessage over the data connection. However, these services may be blocked or restricted in certain Balkan destinations, so travelers should confirm that the apps they intend to use are accessible there before buying a plan.
Orbit Mobile’s Global Pass Plus plan covers Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Montenegro, and Serbia. In addition to these Balkan countries, the plan also extends coverage to a wide range of other regions worldwide, including the United Arab Emirates, Canada, Germany, Japan, and the United States, among many others.
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