
Yesim is a mobile internet solution that provides eSIM Mobile Data Plans for Tourism and Business in 200+ destinations. With one global eSIM, you don't need to install multiple profiles when traveling to different countries. Yesim is easy to use and accepts various payment options, making it a convenient mobile data solution for anyone traveling.
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Yesim offers unlimited data eSIM plans that cover Central Asia, with validity options ranging from 1 day to 30 days and prices from $7.99 USD for the 1‑day plan to $51.37 USD for the 30‑day plan. All these plans are unlimited, support tethering, and are delivered on 5G networks in Kyrgyz Republic (Kyrgyzstan), Kazakhstan, and Uzbekistan. The plans may include a fair‑usage policy, meaning that speeds can be reduced after heavy use. Users concerned about potential throttling should contact Yesim to confirm whether a fair‑usage policy applies and to find out how much data they can expect to receive at normal speed.
Yesim does not provide Central Asia eSIM plans that include a phone number or SMS capability. The provider only offers data‑only eSIM options in this region. Travelers who need voice or messaging can generally use VoIP applications such as WhatsApp, Telegram, or iMessage over the data connection, but some destinations may block or restrict access to these services, so it is advisable to confirm that the necessary apps work in Central Asia before purchasing.
Yesim offers eSIM plans that cover the Central Asian countries of Kyrgyz Republic (Kyrgyzstan), Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan. All of the provider’s plans that include Central Asia—such as the Central Asia plan, Global Plus Package and Global Package—cover these three countries.
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