
merdata.no is a Norwegian eSIM store for travelers — instant delivery by QR code, no account and no credit check required. Pay with Vipps, card, Apple Pay or Google Pay. Data packages for 200+ countries and regions, with transparent one-time pricing in NOK and support in Norwegian and English.
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Merdata does not have any unlimited data eSIM plans for East Asia. The provider offers fixed‑data options instead, such as a 20GB plan valid for 30 days that covers China, Hong Kong, Japan, South Korea, Macau, Taiwan and six additional countries. Another example is a 10GB plan with the same 30‑day validity covering the same core East Asian destinations. For travelers who need high data volumes, these fixed plans can be more cost‑effective than seeking an unlimited option, especially if usage is not extremely heavy.
merdata's East Asia eSIM offerings do not include a phone number or SMS capability; the available plans are data‑only. Travelers can use the data connection for VoIP applications such as WhatsApp, Telegram, and iMessage to make calls and send messages. However, some destinations in East Asia may block or restrict access to certain apps or VoIP services, so it is advisable to confirm the availability of any required applications before purchasing.
China, Hong Kong, Japan, South Korea, Macau and Taiwan are the East Asian countries covered by merdata’s eSIM plans. These six nations appear in the eSIM Asia (20 countries) /day, the eSIM Asia (12 countries) /day, the eSIM Asia (13 countries) and the eSIM Asia & Oceania (20 countries) plans. The eSIM Global (118 countries) /day and the eSIM Global (128 countries) plans also include the same six East Asian countries as part of their broader regional coverage.
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