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Giga.Tel does not provide an unlimited‑data eSIM plan for East Asia. All of the current Giga.Tel offerings for the region are capped at 50 GB of data. Two of the larger fixed‑data plans that travelers can use are the Greater China‑SGIP – 50 GB – 7 Days plan priced at $22.49 USD and the AsiaLink 12‑5G – 50 GB – 7 Days plan priced at $24.99 USD, each offering the same 50 GB roll‑over allowance for a one‑week period.
Choosing a fixed‑data plan can be more cost effective for most visitors, especially if the user is not an extremely heavy data consumer, because the per‑gigabyte cost is lower than paying an unlimited plan that is not available.
Giga.Tel does not provide a phone number or SMS capability on its East Asia eSIM plans. Its offerings are strictly data‑only. Travelers can still use VoIP applications such as WhatsApp, Telegram, and iMessage over the data connection for voice calls and messaging.
Giga.Tel’s eSIM product lineup includes several plans that provide service across East Asia; for example, the World 99 – Lifetime, World 129 – Lifetime, AsiaLink 12 – Day, Greater China‑SGIP – Day, Global13 – Day, PROMO‑$1‑World183, Global100, Asia 8 countries, Orange World Global, ASIA 22, and Global156‑5G each list China, Hong Kong, Japan, South Korea, Macau and Taiwan as covered countries, with the World 129, PROMO‑$1‑World183 and Orange World Global plans also specifically including Mongolia; all of these plans extend coverage into additional global regions beyond East Asia.
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