
Nomad provides prepaid mobile connectivity service, bringing convenient, fast and reliable service to travelers at an affordable price point. We offer international data plans in 170+ destinations via eSIM.
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Nomad does not provide a truly unlimited data eSIM for Baltic. The plans that carry “unlimited” in their names actually offer a high‑speed allowance of 2GB per day; after that amount, the speed is reduced (the exact reduced speed is not specified). Therefore the data is capped rather than unlimited.
Nomad does provide fixed‑data plans that cover the Baltic region. For instance, a 50GB plan is available for 30 days at $29, and a 20GB plan can be purchased for 30 days at $22. These examples illustrate some of the higher‑capacity options, but the full list of available plans is broader. Choosing a fixed‑data plan is typically more cost‑effective unless a user requires very heavy data usage.
Nomad does not offer an eSIM that provides a phone number or SMS capability for Baltic. The available Baltic plans are data‑only and do not include inbound or outbound voice or text services.
If a traveler needs to communicate, they can use VoIP and messaging applications such as WhatsApp, Telegram, or iMessage over the data connection provided by the eSIM, which support calls and messages without requiring a local phone number or SMS.
Nomad offers two eSIM plans that cover the Baltic region. The Regional Europe plan lists Estonia, Lithuania and Latvia as part of its coverage, and the Regional Global plan likewise includes Estonia, Lithuania and Latvia in its service area. Both plans extend their coverage beyond the Baltics, but the only Baltic countries covered are Estonia, Lithuania and Latvia.
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