
Ozly eSIM is a travel eSIM provider built for price-conscious travellers who do not want to overpay for mobile data. We offer affordable, data-only plans in 177+ destinations with instant delivery and quick activation. Our focus is simple: reliable data, fair pricing, and no inflated roaming-style markups. Ozly is designed for modern travellers who want to stay connected without paying premium travel SIM prices.
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Ozly eSIM does not provide any unlimited‑data eSIM to travelers visiting Baltic countries. The available offerings are fixed data plans with specific caps. For example, a 100GB plan lasts 180 days, while 50GB plans are available for 30, 90, or 180 days. These fixed data bundles give a clear allowance and are often more economical for most travelers, unless one expects to use an exceptionally high volume of data.
Ozly eSIM does not offer any Baltic eSIM plans that include a phone number or SMS capabilities. Travelers can only purchase data‑only eSIMs for use in the Baltic region.
For voice and messaging, users can rely on popular VoIP applications such as WhatsApp, Telegram, and iMessage that work over the data connection. While many destinations allow access to these services, some may block or restrict specific apps or VoIP services, so it is advisable to confirm that the apps you need are functional in Baltic before buying a plan.
Ozly eSIM offers several plans that cover Estonia, Lithuania, and Latvia, including the Europe (35 areas), Europe (30+ areas), Europe, Europe (40+ areas) & Morocco 7D, Global (120+ areas), and Global139 plans. Each of these plans incorporates the three Baltic nations as part of their coverage, while also extending service to additional regions worldwide.
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