Billion Connect eSIM Data Plans for Latin America (LATAM)

Billion Connect does not provide an unlimited data eSIM plan for Latin America (LATAM). The eSIMs available for LATAM are fixed‑amount plans. For example, a 50GB data allowance for 30 days is priced at $169.03 USD, and a 20GB allowance for 10 days costs $80.63 USD. These large‑data options cover many LATAM countries—such as Costa Rica, Brazil, Mexico, Argentina, Colombia, and others—without offering unlimited data. Choosing a fixed‑data plan can be more economical for travelers who consume a lot of data, as unlimited plans are not part of Billion Connect’s LATAM offering.

Billion Connect does not offer eSIM plans that include a phone number or SMS capability for Latin America (LATAM). Only data‑only eSIM plans are available from this provider in the region.

Travelers who need voice or messaging can use VoIP applications such as WhatsApp, Telegram, or iMessage, which work over the data connection and allow calls and texts without requiring a local phone number or SMS service.

<|channel|>analysis<|message|>We need to generate an answer for the FAQ section.

Question: "What countries are covered by Billion Connect's eSIM plans in Latin America (LATAM)?"

We must list these countries. The data includes two plans: "South America eSIM [11 Countries] /Day" and "Global eSIM [87 Regions]".

The dataset includes:

South America eSIM [11 Countries] /Day: Brazil, French Guiana, Uruguay, Martinique, El Salvador, Argentina, Colombia, Peru, Chile, Panama, Nicaragua, Ecuador.

Global eSIM [87 Regions] about many countries.

But we need to list the countries in this region (Latin America LATAM). The list of permitted countries is: "Mexico, Brazil, Argentina, Colombia, Peru, Chile, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Paraguay, Panama, Uruguay, Ecuador, Honduras, Dominican Republic, Nicaragua, Puerto Rico, Bolivia, Guadeloupe, French Guiana, Martinique, Saint Martin, Saint Barthélemy, Venezuela, Haiti, Cuba". The "Other Regions" mentioned feed other non Latin America.

We need to include only countries from the approved list.

The dataset gives Latin America territory coverage per plan. For each plan, list all countries of those plans. The "Other Regions covered" are deliberately not included. We need to list countries from the Latin America region. Also if there are plans that cover countries or territories outside the region, we just mention plan names and coverage area but do not need to mention other details or country names outside region. But we can mention that the plan covers other regions, but we skip details. But in guidelines: "If available, identify and group the 'Plan Name' entries, then address any plans that include countries or territories outside of the region mentioned in the Question. (But only refer to the plan name and its coverage area. Do not include any other details such as data allowance. Do not include specific country names outside of the region mentioned in the Question.)" With that, we can mention the plan names "South America eSIM [11 Countries] /Day" and mention it covers countries: Brazil, French Guiana, Uruguay, Martinique, El Salvador, Argentina, Colombia, Peru, Chile, Panama, Nicaragua, Ecuador. Then also provide "Global eSIM [87 Regions]" and that it covers: Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Honduras, Brazil, Colombia, Bolivia, Mexico, Argentina, Peru, Panama, Paraguay, Ecuador, Uruguay, El Salvador. Or we can say "Global eSIM [87 Regions] covers multiple LATAM countries including Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Honduras, Brazil, Colombia, Bolivia, Mexico, Argentina, Peru, Panama, Paraguay, Ecuador, Uruguay, El Salvador." But we must not exceed info about coverage outside Latin America.

We need to list countries from the region.

Should we mention that each plan includes certain countries? Provide them in a single paragraph, no bullet points.

So answer: In Latin America it covers ... The plan "South America eSIM [11 Countries] /Day" covers those countries list. Also "Global eSIM [87 Regions]" covers some Latin America countries.

The guidelines: We must only list countries from the approved list. We should not include others. We must also not include plan names that cover outside region. Actually we do mention plan names and their coverage area but we cannot mention other countries not in region. The guidelines: "If available, identify and group the 'Plan Name' entries, then address any plans that include countries or territories outside of the region mentioned in the Question. (But only refer to the plan name and its coverage area. Do not include any other details such as data allowance. Do not include specific country names outside of the region mentioned in the Question.)". So for "Global eSIM [87 Regions]" it includes many countries outside LATAM - includes Vietnam, France, etc. The response should list the plan names and their coverage regions within LATAM but avoid country names outside LATAM in description. So we can mention that the "Global eSIM [87 Regions]" plan covers countries like Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Honduras, Brazil, Colombia, Bolivia, Mexico, Argentina, Peru, Panama, Paraguay, Ecuador, Uruguay, El Salvador. That includes only approved list so that's fine. We wouldn't mention other countries, or mention them? We must not mention other countries outside Latin America. Should we mention that the plan also covers other regions? Possibly we could mention "Global eSIM [87 Regions]" with its broader coverage, which includes many other regions, but we mustn't list those countries. We can say "Global eSIM [87 Regions] also covers regions beyond Latin America" but not list them. But this might be allowed? The guidelines: "If available, identify and group the 'Plan Name' entries, then address any plans that include countries or territories outside of the region mentioned in the Question. (But only refer to the plan name and its coverage area. Do not include any other details such as data allowance. Do not include specific country names outside of the region mentioned in the Question.)" So yes we can mention plan name and mention that plan category includes other regions. We can mention simply "Global eSIM [87 Regions]" covers many countries including but not limited to listed ones; also mentions it includes other regions, but we avoid specifying them.

But the instructions also say: "The answer must clearly list the countries in the region (specified in the question) that are covered by the plans." So we must list all the LATAM countries covered by Billion Connect's plans. Synthesise from dataset.

List from South America eSIM: Brazil, French Guiana, Uruguay, Martinique, El Salvador, Argentina, Colombia, Peru, Chile, Panama, Nicaragua, Ecuador. This includes 12? Data says [11 Countries] but list has 12 including French Guiana and Martinique. French Guiana and Martinique are French overseas territories, but still approved list includes French Guiana and Martinique. So those are valid.

From Global eSIM: includes Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Honduras, Brazil, Colombia, Bolivia, Mexico, Argentina, Peru, Panama, Paraguay, Ecuador, Uruguay, El Salvador.

Note: Overlap of countries like Brazil, Colombia, etc. We should list all unique countries covered among those two plans across Latin America. Combine lists: Brazil, French Guiana, Uruguay, Martinique, El Salvador, Argentina, Colombia, Peru, Chile, Panama, Nicaragua, Ecuador, Costa Rica, Honduras, Bolivia, Mexico, Paraguay.

We may also need to list Atlantic territories: Guadeloupe, Saint Martin, Saint Barthélemy, Dominican Republic, Haiti, Cuba, Venezuela? The dataset includes only those above.

We should also check if any plan covers other LATAM countries that are on approved list but not in dataset. For example, the dataset includes only these: "Mex" on Global eSIM. "Canada" etc not relevant.

We might cross-check if any coverage not included. Let's check all approved country list: Mexico, Brazil, Argentina, Colombia, Peru, Chile, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Paraguay, Panama, Uruguay, Ecuador, Honduras, Dominican Republic, Nicaragua, Puerto Rico, Bolivia, Guadeloupe, French Guiana, Martinique, Saint Martin, Saint Barthélemy, Venezuela, Haiti, Cuba.

From dataset, Latin American coverage:

• South America eSIM [11 Countries] /Day: includes Brazil, French Guiana, Uruguay, Martinique, El Salvador, Argentina, Colombia, Peru, Chile, Panama, Nicaragua, Ecuador. That includes 12 entries. From approved list: all these are in depending on difference. Brazil, French Guiana, Uruguay, Martinique, El Salvador, Argentina, Colombia, Peru, Chile, Panama, Nicaragua, Ecuador. All are present in approved list.

We also note that "American/Caribbean" territories like Martinique, French Guiana, etc are approved list items.

• Global eSIM includes: Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Honduras, Brazil, Colombia, Bolivia, Mexico, Argentina, Peru, Panama, Paraguay, Ecuador, Uruguay, El Salvador. That includes some duplicates but also includes new ones like Costa Rica, Honduras, Bolivia, Mexico, Paraguay (overlap: Brazil, etc). All are in approved list except maybe "Mexico" is approved list, yes. All are accounted for.

Also "Dominican Republic", "Puerto Rico", "Guadeloupe", "Saint Martin", "Saint Barthélemy", "Venezuela", "Haiti", "Cuba" are not included in dataset.

Thus the complete list of LATAM countries covered by Billion Connect's eSIM plans is: Brazil, French Guiana, Uruguay, Martinique, El Salvador, Argentina, Colombia, Peru, Chile, Panama, Nicaragua, Ecuador, Costa Rica, Honduras, Bolivia, Mexico, Paraguay.

We should mention each plan (South America eSIM [11 Countries] /Day and Global eSIM [87 Regions]) with list of these countries for each recognized plan.

But guidelines: "If available, identify and group the 'Plan Name' entries, then address any plans that include countries or territories outside of the region mentioned in the Question." That is, we can group by plan.

Thus the answer should say:

"South America eSIM [11 Countries] /Day – covers Brazil, French Guiana, Uruguay, Martinique, El Salvador, Argentina, Colombia, Peru, Chile, Panama, Nicaragua, Ecuador. Global eSIM [87 Regions] – covers Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Honduras, Brazil, Colombia, Bolivia, Mexico, Argentina, Peru, Panama, Paraguay, Ecuador, Uruguay, El Salvador." However, note the dataset says "South America eSIM [11 Countries] /Day" covers 12 entries; "Global eSIM [87 Regions]" includes duplicates and also covers some.

But guidelines: "The answer must clearly list the countries in the region that are covered by the plans" implying we need to provide list of countries. So we can do above.

We also must ensure we do not include bullet points, no dashes, but we do use commas correctly.

We should incorporate plan names and coverage lists. The answer should be a single paragraph, so we need to include plan names and countries separated within the paragraph, but not bullet points.

We should not use dashes. We'll use parentheses or comma for separation.

We should not mention guidelines or user references.

Also "If available, identify and group the 'Plan Name' entries, then address any plans that include countries or territories outside of the region mentioned in the Question. (But only refer to the plan name and its coverage area. Do not include any other details such as data allowance. Do not include specific country names outside of the region mentioned in the Question.)" So we can note "Global eSIM [87 Regions]" covers additional regions outside Latin America, but we do not list them.

Thus the response: "South America eSIM [11 Countries] /Day covers Brazil, French Guiana, Uruguay, Martinique, El Salvador, Argentina, Colombia, Peru, Chile, Panama, Nicaragua, Ecuador. Global eSIM [87 Regions] covers Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Honduras, Brazil, Colombia, Bolivia, Mexico, Argentina, Peru, Panama, Paraguay, Ecuador, Uruguay, El Salvador, and also covers regions beyond Latin America."

We can include "and also covers regions beyond Latin America." The part regarding "groups" might be "Global eSIM" covers broader coverage that includes regions beyond and many LATAM countries.

The guidelines: "If available, identify and group the 'Plan Name' entries" meaning list by plan.

Thus final answer: Something like

"South America eSIM [11 Countries] /Day covers Brazil, French Guiana, Uruguay, Martinique, El Salvador, Argentina, Colombia, Peru, Chile, Panama, Nicaragua, Ecuador. Global eSIM [87 Regions] covers Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Honduras, Brazil, Colombia, Bolivia, Mexico, Argentina, Peru, Panama, Paraguay, Ecuador, Uruguay, El Salvador, in addition to areas outside Latin America."

Make sure the list is limited to approved list only.

Let's double-check the country list for each plan:

South America eSIM [11 Countries] /Day

• Brazil
• French Guiana
• Uruguay
• Martinique
• El Salvador
• Argentina
• Colombia
• Peru
• Chile
• Panama
• Nicaragua
• Ecuador

But dataset says 11 Countries, maybe they had 12 listed; okay.

Global eSIM [87 Regions] for Latin America:

• Costa Rica
• Nicaragua (duplicate)
• Honduras
• Brazil (duplicate)
• Colombia (duplicate)
• Bolivia
• Mexico
• Argentina (duplicate)
• Peru (duplicate)
• Panama (duplicate)
• Paraguay
• Ecuador (duplicate)
• Uruguay (duplicate)
• El Salvador (duplicate)

Thus combined unique LATAM countries covered by Billion Connect eSIM plans:

• Brazil
• French Guiana
• Uruguay
• Martinique
• El Salvador
• Argentina
• Colombia
• Peru
• Chile
• Panama
• Nicaragua
• Ecuador
• Costa Rica
• Honduras
• Bolivia
• Mexico
• Paraguay

There are 17 countries.

Now, we also have other approved territory names: Guadeloupe, Saint Martin, Saint Barthélemy, Dominican Republic, Haiti, Cuba which are not listed in data.

We can include them if they appear in coverage? They do not appear. So they are not covered.

Thus the answer contains list of 17 countries for each plan.

We need to also mention that Global eSIM covers also other regions.

But we should avoid using bullet point or dash. Use parentheses? We can separate lists by comma in a sentence. But to avoid confusion, we might say "South America eSIM [11 Countries] /Day covers Brazil, French Guiana, Uruguay, Martinique, El Salvador, Argentina, Colombia, Peru, Chile, Panama, Nicaragua, Ecuador. Global eSIM [87 Regions] covers Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Honduras, Brazil, Colombia, Bolivia, Mexico, Argentina, Peru, Panama, Paraguay, Ecuador, Uruguay, El Salvador, and also includes regions beyond Latin America."

But includes "and also includes regions beyond Latin America." This does not list those other region names. Good.

We must ensure we do not use dashes; but we used a dash in "South America eSIM [11 Countries] /Day" that's okay because it's part of the plan name, not a hyphen used in answer sentence. The guideline: "Do not use dashes (—) in the answer." That means long dash. The "—" is not used. We have used slash. That's fine.

We should also not use bullet points, parentheses optional.

Ensure paragraph: single paragraph. No bullet points.

Thus final answer:

"South America eSIM [11 Countries] /Day covers Brazil, French Guiana, Uruguay, Martinique, El Salvador, Argentina, Colombia, Peru, Chile, Panama, Nicaragua, Ecuador. Global eSIM [87 Regions] covers Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Honduras, Brazil, Colombia, Bolivia, Mexico, Argentina, Peru, Panama, Paraguay, Ecuador, Uruguay, El Salvador, and also includes regions beyond Latin America."

We might also indicate "All other regions are not covered." But we didn't need to add that.

We should also ensure not to mention "the dataset shows" etc. The answer can be expressed.

Let's re-check guidelines: "Answer must clearly list the countries in region (specified in the question) that are covered by the plans." Yes.

"Only include countries from approved list." Yes we did. All countries we listed are in approved list.

"Only refer to plan name and its coverage area. Do not include any other details such as data allowance." We did not include data allowance. Good.

"Do not include specific country names outside of the region mentioned in the Question." We did not mention any countries outside the region. We did mention "regions beyond Latin America" but we did not name them. Good.

"Write the answer in a single paragraph, and avoid bullet points." We did one paragraph.

"Use standard punctuation." We used commas. Good.

We have used a standard dash "–" maybe? Wait we used "South America eSIM [11 Countries] /Day". Spacing. We didn't use actual dash. Use slash. Good.

Thus final answer is ready.

But it's possible they consider the dash in our list "[11 Countries]" as dash? Actually that indicates "11 Countries" in brackets. No dash.

We used "–" maybe? No.

We used "South America eSIM [11 Countries] /Day" uses slash. Good.

We also used "Global eSIM [87 Regions]" good.

No dash. All good.

But let's check for typed heading: "South America eSIM [11 Countries] /Day". Ok.

One potential problem: "Mexico" is included. But Mexico is on approved list. Good.

We didn't include "Puerto Rico" or "Dominican Republic". They are not covered. Good.

Now let's craft final answer accordingly.<|end|><|start|>assistant<|channel|>final<|message|>South America eSIM [11 Countries] /Day covers Brazil, French Guiana, Uruguay, Martinique, El Salvador, Argentina, Colombia, Peru, Chile, Panama, Nicaragua and Ecuador, while Global eSIM [87 Regions] covers Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Honduras, Brazil, Colombia, Bolivia, Mexico, Argentina, Peru, Panama, Paraguay, Ecuador, Uruguay and El Salvador, and also includes regions beyond Latin America.