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BNESIM does not provide a truly unlimited data eSIM plan for Oceania. Instead, the provider offers fixed‑data packages. For example, a 100GB plan carries 5G connectivity in Australia, Fiji, and New Zealand and is available for 30 days at $102.44 USD, while a similar 100GB plan with unlimited validity costs $125.20 USD. The catalogue also includes 100GB options that cover Australia and New Zealand plus 68 additional countries for $147.97 USD over 30 days, and a 100GB global plan for 30 days at $341.48 USD. Travelers who need large data allowances but not unlimited use may find a fixed plan more cost‑effective than an unlimited alternative, which BNESIM does not offer for Oceania.
BNESIM does not provide any eSIM plans for Oceania that include a local phone number or SMS capability. All eSIM offerings for this region are data‑only. Travelers who need voice or text services can rely on internet‑based VoIP applications such as WhatsApp, Telegram, or iMessage over the data connection. However, some destinations in Oceania may restrict access to certain apps or VoIP services, so it is advisable to confirm that the apps you depend on are available before purchasing a BNESIM eSIM plan.
BNESIM offers three plans with coverage in Oceania. The “Surf in Oceania for” plan serves Australia, Fiji and New Zealand; the “Surf in Mini Global for” plan is available in Australia and New Zealand; and the “Surf in Global for” plan covers Australia, Fiji and New Zealand.
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