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See what travelers are saying about their Central Asia eSIM experience. Real feedback from real users to help you pick the best plan for your trip.
“Their Central Asia 4 eSIM worked fine for texting and sending pictures. Could no test further as the users I purchased them for didnt need more than that”
“Mam bardzo złe doświadczenia z tym dostawcą. Po 1 - wybierając eSIM w ukryty sposób dają Ci jakąś subskrypcję ochrony, za którą płacisz 0,50€, jeśli nie napiszesz i nie anulujesz tego to płacisz bez końca. Po 2 jeśli klikniesz automatyczne doładowanie to zrobią Ci je praktycznie od razu - niby po zużyciu 50%. Tak więc biorąc 3GB, nagle nasz 6GB, a wykorzystasz tylko 2GB.
Po 3 - automatycznie dopisują Cię do newslettera i dostajesz tonę spamu. Nie polecam. Lepiej wybrać coś innego.”
“I do not recommend this site for purchase. Before purchasing, I came across a number of negative reviews, but I decided to try my luck anyway. Here's my experience: In Uzbekistan, everything worked perfectly for one day, but the speed was terrible on the second day. In South Korea, everything worked well, but in China, everything worked well for two days, and then the internet simply disappeared, even though I still had plenty of data and time left. There is no support, and the AI agent responds by saying that I am doing something wrong.”
“I bought it for my short trip in Kazakhstan and got great experience due to routing in United Kingdom (most of eSIM providers use Singapore routing that is really slow in Kazakhstan). On LTE I've got 50-100 Mbps download and 50 Mbps upload speed.
So I definitely recommend buying this one for Kazakhstan to get stable connection without issues.”
“Based on my 5-day experience I strongly recommend NOT to buy from this company: Despite full LTE network coverage, the connection was either nonexistent or poor. It was impossible to use Google Maps, Google translator, emails, or even the browser... even WhatsApp and Telegram worked very poorly: no videos, no pictures most of the time…. waiting for ages… probably the speed was 64kbps…
I wrote to them and it is true that they replied quite fast offering to help… but my holidays were almost over and the frustration too big.
On the same device I have already used 4 other eSims and never experienced such a miserable service. So I assume it was not a problem of my device and its settings.”
“Installed the esim per instructions. Even at the Manas airport i already could NOT connect to the data/service. So i tried activating the esim in the Global Yo app (it is supposed to be automatically activated once I could connect but since I could not connect I thought I would need to activate it manually). Then I tried restarting my phone too but that didn’t work either.
It’s been a few hours and I’ve obviously left the airport now. Even within the city and town there is no service. Only managing to post this review using the guesthouse wifi.
Why sell a product that does not work, and customer service is not 24-7 available to help? I hope when Global Yo does reply I will be in a location that has wifi access to be able to read their reply.”
Everything you need to know about using eSIMs in Central Asia
There are roughly 200 travel eSIM brands available in Central Asia, with more than 10, 000 prepaid data plans on offer, giving travelers a wide variety of options to find an eSIM that suits their needs.
Yes. Several eSIM providers offer unlimited data plans that can be used in Central Asia. The providers that currently list unlimited data plans are ESIM.DOG, Earth Esim, ASIMGO, Yesim, Roamify, and abesteSIM. These plans are valid for anywhere from one to thirty days, all run on 5G networks, and most include tethering. Speed can be subject to throttling, with typical limits ranging from 512 kbps up to 10 Mbps depending on the provider and the specific plan. Prices for unlimited data plans span from about $3 up to roughly $50, so travelers can choose a budget that fits their needs while still having an unlimited data option.
Yes, travel eSIM plans that provide a phone number and SMS support are available for Central Asia. Providers such as GlobaleSIM, JamboSim, ESIM.DOG, Stixrs, RedEx eSIM, and Roamtell offer plans ranging from 1 GB to 20 GB of data with validity periods from 7 days up to 365 days, and prices starting around $11.00 USD for the smallest packages and going up to about $120.90 USD for the largest 20 GB plans. Each of these plans includes a phone number that can receive and make voice calls and send or receive SMS, but the numbers use foreign dialing codes: most are +1, while Stixrs uses +33 and RedEx eSIM uses +376, so the numbers are not local Central Asia numbers.
Telephony capabilities across the available plans generally include inbound and outbound voice for the +1 and +376 codes and inbound and outbound SMS for the +1 and +33 codes. The Central Asia plans provide local data connectivity, but the phone number itself is not local to Central Asia, meaning it will appear as a foreign number when used in the region.
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