
AlpineSIM brings Swiss standards to global eSIMs — focusing on reliability, transparency, and performance. With instant setup, carefully selected networks, and coverage in 190+ countries, AlpineSIM offers country-specific, multi-region, global, and unlimited data plans, making it ideal for travelers who want dependable mobile data without surprises.
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AlpineSIM does not provide any unlimited data eSIM for Central America. The provider’s Central America coverage is offered through fixed‑data plans, such as the AlpineSIM Global (120+ areas) – 20GB for 30 days priced at $72.21 USD and the 20GB for 90 days version at $80.02 USD, both of which include Costa Rica, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama, and El Salvador. These fixed‑data plans offer large data allowances and may be more cost‑effective for most travelers, but there is no unlimited plan listed for the region.
AlpineSIM does not provide Central America eSIM plans that include a phone number or SMS capability. Only data‑only eSIMs are sold for Central America by this provider.
Travelers who need voice or messaging can use VoIP applications such as WhatsApp, Telegram, or iMessage over the data connection. However, some destinations in Central America may block or restrict access to particular apps or VoIP services, so it is advisable to verify that the apps you rely on will work in the country you plan to visit before purchasing an AlpineSIM plan.
The AlpineSIM eSIM offers three general‑purpose plans that include Central American coverage: the AlpineSIM Unlimited Global (120+ areas) eSIM, the AlpineSIM South America eSIM, and the AlpineSIM Global139 eSIM. Each of these plans covers Costa Rica, El Salvador, Nicaragua, Panama and Honduras.
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