Giga.tel offers the absolute highest value eSIMs for Brazil with fast live support and the industries simplest and most flexible refund policy while also offering great deals for almost 200 countries around the world.

Giga.tel offers the absolute highest value eSIMs for Brazil with fast live support and the industries simplest and most flexible refund policy while also offering great deals for almost 200 countries around the world.
Giga.tel offers the absolute highest value eSIMs for Brazil with fast live support and the industries simplest and most flexible refund policy while also offering great deals for almost 200 countries around the world.
Giga.Tel’s offerings for the Middle East are all fixed‑data plans, even the products that use the word “Unlimited” in their name. Those plans give 1 GB of high‑speed data each day and, once the daily limit is reached, the speed drops to 512 kbps. Because the data allowance is capped, these products do not provide truly unlimited high‑speed data.
Customers who need larger, uninterrupted data supplies can choose Giga.Tel’s 50 GB plans that last 7–15 days; these plans provide a full 50 GB of high‑speed data and only reduce speed to 128 kbps after the limit is used. Fixed‑data plans can be more economical for travelers who consume a lot of data but do not require unlimited use.
Giga.Tel does not offer a Middle East eSIM plan with a phone number or SMS capability. All plans sold by Giga.Tel for this region are data‑only, so users cannot receive or send regular SMS messages or place standard voice calls to or from a local number.
Travelers who need messaging or calling can still use data from the eSIM with popular VoIP services such as WhatsApp, Telegram, and iMessage, which work over a data connection without requiring a local phone number.
The Giga.Tel plans that include Middle Eastern coverage are the Global 61 Countries, Europe Asia and USA, Global 72, Global 106, Global Special, Global, Global Unlimited, Discover Global and Global (Not Include Mainland China) plans, as well as the separate Middle East plan. Those plans cover the Middle‑Eastern countries Turkey, United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Israel, Oman, Georgia, Armenia, Jordan, Azerbaijan, Bahrain and Yemen.
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