eSIMCard eSIM Data Plans for East Asia

<|channel|>analysis<|message|>We need to formulate the answer as per guidelines.

Question:

"Does eSIMCard offer unlimited data eSIM for East Asia?"

We need to respond concisely.

Important: We must use only the provided dataset.

We have the dataset listing eSIMCard unlimited plans for East Asia. The plans are titled "Unlimited eSIM Data For X Days in Asia" but they have data cap 1GB or 1GB/day. That is not truly unlimited high-speed data; it's fixed data capped. The dataset says each has Reduced speed: 500kbps after cap.

Our guidelines: For unlimited plans existence detection: unlimited plans exist if any plan has Data cap = unlimited. But here none have Data cap = unlimited. All plans have data cap 1GB per day or 1GB period (i.e., fixed data). So by detection rule: unlimited plans are not available. So we must state that unlimited plans are not available. However there are "Unlimited" in name but capped. Under unlimited-plan-rules: need to clarify that plans labelled Unlimited include a fixed amount of high-speed data, after which speed reduces. We should mention that fixed data plans with large data allowances exist as alternatives, e.g., 100GB etc. Provide examples. But note we must mention that these examples are handpicked for large data allowances; they are only subset, not full list.

We also need to talk about alternative fixed data plans: e.g., 100GB 90 days, 100GB 180 days.

We should not include bullet points, just paragraphs.

We must mention eSIMCard explicitly when referring to provider and East Asia explicitly.

We must not use emdashes.

We must follow formatting: unit spacing.

We need to mention "1GB/day" as "1GB/day". Per spec: Data cap 1GB/day. We must confirm from dataset: "1GB/day".

We also need to mention Reduced speed: 500kbps after limit. Note that this is a speed value that is not "500 kbps"? The guidelines show formatting: "500kbps" (no space). So we should excuse to maintain formatting.

Make sure to use "East Asia" not "Asia" or "the region". It has the phrase "East Asia". They refer to "Asia" as cover: Hong Kong, Macau, South Korea, Taiwan +10 countries. But use "East Asia" to answer.

We must not reference dataset or instructions. Just provide the answer.

We must not mention "includes big list" but note only subset. Use examples: 100GB eSIM Data for 90 days, 100GB eSIM Data for 180 days in East Asia. Or mention eSIM, 100GB 180Days for Global, but primarily East Asia.

Also mention that for each "Unlimited" plan, the data is limited to 1GB, after which speed reduces to 500kbps.

We might reference that it "offers fixed data plans" not unlimited. Provide suggestion that if heavy data usage then fixed data plans better.

Need to keep within 1-2 paragraphs.

We should mention: eSIMCard does not offer unlimited high-speed data eSIM plans for East Asia. The plans labeled unlimited provide only 1GB of high-speed data per plan or per day; after reaching the limit, speed reduces to 500kbps. However, there are fixed-data plans with larger capacities such as 100GB for 90 days or 180 days in East Asia, as examples. This could be better for heavy data users. Keep neutral.

Let's produce answer.

Potential answer:

"eSIMCard does not provide truly unlimited data eSIM plans for East Asia. The offerings that carry the word 'Unlimited' give only 1GB of high‑speed data per plan (or per day for multi‑day options). When the 1GB limit is reached, the connection throttles to 500kbps. Travelers who need more data may consider the fixed‑data options eSIM, 100 GB for 90 days or 180 days for East Asia, which provide large, unthrottled allowances. These fixed plans may be more cost‑effective for heavy‑data usage than the capped 'Unlimited' packages."

We need to keep to guidelines: not use dashes, turn down potential direct quotes... Q: Should we mention speeds? Yes. Use "500kbps".

We must not refer to dataset or instructions. Use 1GB/day. For multi-day packages, specify 1GB/day. The dataset lists "Data cap: 1GB/day".

We need to mention "1GB/day" for daily plans and "1GB" for 1 day validations. The general naming may vary.

Better to say: For the packages listed, the data cap is 1GB per plan or 1GB per day for multi‑day plans; exceeding the cap reduces speed to 500kbps.

Now use "East Asia" clearly.

We'll produce 1 paragraph or 2.

The guidelines: "final answer must be concise (one or two short paragraphs)". Good.

We'll produce the final answer now.<|end|><|start|>assistant<|channel|>final<|message|>eSIMCard does not provide truly unlimited data eSIM plans for East Asia. The packages that carry the label “Unlimited” actually offer only 1GB of high‑speed data per plan (or 1GB/day for the multi‑day options), after which the connection throttles to 500kbps. Travelers who need more data can consider the fixed‑data options, such as the 100GB eSIM data plans valid for 90 or 180 days in East Asia, which provide large unthrottled data allowances. These fixed plans may be more cost‑effective for heavy data usage than the capped “Unlimited” packages.

eSIMCard does not provide East Asia eSIM plans that include a phone number or SMS capability. The provider only offers data‑only eSIM plans for this region. Travelers can still use popular VoIP applications such as WhatsApp, Telegram, or iMessage over the eSIM data connection to make calls and send messages in place of a traditional phone number.

China, Hong Kong, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, Macau and Mongolia are the East Asian countries that eSIMCard’s eSIM plans cover; for example, the “eSIM Data For in Asia” plan includes Hong Kong, Macau, South Korea and Taiwan, while the “eSIM,  , Global (Lite), Unthrottled” plan covers China, Hong Kong, Japan, Macau, South Korea and Taiwan; the “Global Max Data for” and the second “eSIM,  , Global, Unthrottled” plans cover all seven East Asian countries, and the “Unlimited eSIM Data For in Global” and the “eSIM Data For in Europe” plans cover China, Hong Kong, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan and Macau where applicable.