
MolaHop is a travel eSIM provider offering data plans in 200+ destinations worldwide. We offer both data packages (GB-based) and unlimited plans, delivered instantly via QR code or WhatsApp — no physical SIM needed. Once purchased, customers receive their eSIM directly on WhatsApp with a one-click activation link, making installation effortless even for first-time eSIM users. Plans can be purchased directly on our website or via WhatsApp, making it easy for travelers to get connected before they land.
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MolaHop does not provide an unlimited data eSIM for the Baltic region. The current Baltic‑oriented plans all have fixed data limits, such as 50 GB for 31 days or 20 GB for 31 days. Travelers who need more data can opt for one of these fixed‑data plans, which may offer a larger data allowance but come with a set validity period.
MolaHop does not provide Baltic eSIM plans that include a phone number or SMS capability. Travelers in the Baltic region who need a local number for calling or texting can only obtain data‑only eSIMs from MolaHop. They may use VoIP applications such as WhatsApp, Telegram, or iMessage over the data connection for voice and messaging, but the availability of these services can be subject to local restrictions, so users should confirm that the apps they rely on work in the Baltic before purchasing.
All MolaHop eSIM plans that list Baltic coverage include Estonia, Lithuania and Latvia. The offerings are named Europe (35 areas), Europe (33 areas), Europe(30+ areas), Europe, Europe (40+ areas) & Morocco, Global (120+ areas) and Global139; each of these plans contains the three Baltic countries, while some of the plans also encompass additional regions outside the Baltics.
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