Soracom Mobile eSIM Data Plans for Balkans countries

There are no unlimited data eSIM offerings from Soracom Mobile for the Balkans. The provider supplies fixed‑data plans with multiple caps, such as 10GB, 5GB, 3GB, and 1GB, each lasting 30 days. All of these plans cover Albania, Bulgaria, Croatia, North Macedonia, Montenegro, Serbia, and over thirty additional countries.

Choosing a fixed‑data plan can be more economical for most travelers, unless a user anticipates extremely heavy data usage. The listed options represent a selection of the higher‑cap plans available, but Soracom Mobile provides a broader range of fixed data allowances beyond the examples shown.

<|channel|>analysis<|message|>We need to analyze the question: "Does Soracom Mobile offer Balkans eSIM with phone number and SMS?"

According to guidelines: We must produce an answer that says that Soracom Mobile does not offer phone number or SMS for the Balkans, only data-only plans. Use the dataset: "Soracom Mobile plans with telephony for Balkans: No plans with phone number or SMS available from this provider."

We need to provide a neutrally tone answer citing that there are no plans with phone number or SMS. The guidelines for phone-number-and-sms-rules say: "State clearly that eSIM plans with a phone number or SMS are not available for Balkans. Clarify that only data-only eSIM plans are offered. Explain that popular VoIP apps such as WhatsApp, Telegram, and iMessage work over data connections and can be used for calls and messaging without a phone number or SMS capability."

Also we can mention that the provider only offers data. We should be careful not to summarize question. Use no headings or bullet points, just a two paragraph answer.

We need to refer explicitly to Soracom Mobile and Balkans. Provide details: no plans with phone number or SMS available, only data-only.

In final answer, must be concise, one or two paragraphs. So perhaps 2 paragraphs. Possibly about 100 words.

We must also not mention dataset or instructions, but we can incorporate that information.

We must avoid marketing-like phrasing, no "you can".

Be sure to use "Soracom Mobile" explicitly.

We must mention phone number or SMS. We can say "Soracom Mobile does not offer any eSIM plans that provide a phone number or SMS capability in the Balkans." Then mention other options: e.g. "Only data-only eSIMs are available, and VoIP apps can be used for communication."

We need to keep "phone number" spelled out, not "mobile phone number" but it's okay.

Should be neutral.

We also shouldn't mention that the dataset is empty. Just state the fact.

We should not use em dashes. Use hyphens or commas.

Also we need to be mindful about naming. "Balkans" must appear exactly as that, no lower-case issues.

Ok, let's draft.

Paragraph 1: "Soracom Mobile does not provide any eSIM plans that include a phone number or SMS service for travellers in the Balkans, meaning the available options are strictly data-only."

Paragraph 2: "Travelers can still use data to access VoIP and messaging services such as WhatsApp, Telegram, and iMessage for calls and messages without needing a dedicated phone number or SMS capability."

This should satisfy guidelines.

Check that we didn't use em dashes. No. Good.

Also be sure to not use pronouns like "this provider". We used "Soracom Mobile".

We must not refer to "Telephony column". That is not necessary.

We can't reference "dataset" or "instructions".

Hence final answer: two short paragraphs, no headings, neutral language.

Let's deliver.<|end|><|start|>assistant<|channel|>final<|message|>Soracom Mobile does not provide any eSIM plans for the Balkans that include a phone number or SMS capability; the available options are strictly data‑only.

Travelers can still make calls and send messages over the data connection using popular VoIP and messaging apps such as WhatsApp, Telegram, and iMessage, which do not require a dedicated phone number or SMS service.

Soracom Mobile’s eSIM plans offer coverage in several Balkan countries. The “Europe” plan includes Albania, Bulgaria, Croatia, North Macedonia, Montenegro, and Serbia. It’s important to note that this plan also extends coverage to locations outside of the Balkans, encompassing a wider selection of European countries and territories.