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Earth Esim provides unlimited data eSIM plans for Oceania, with validity periods ranging from 1 day to 30 days and prices from $3.75 USD for a 1‑day plan to $75.00 USD for a 30‑day plan. Each of these plans supports 5G connectivity at a maximum speed of 5000kbps and includes tethering rights. Because the data cap is unlimited, speeds may be throttled after heavy usage; the Fair Usage Policy does not specify an exact data threshold, so customers experiencing speed reductions should reach out to Earth Esim for clarification on typical usage limits and the point at which speeds may be curtailed.
Earth Esim offers an Oceanian eSIM that includes both a phone number and SMS capabilities. The available plan, the Orange Global eSIM, gives 20 GB of data for 30 days and costs $24.00 USD. It comes with a phone number that uses the dialing code +33 (France). Calls can be received and made, and SMS can be sent and received. Because the dialing code is from another country, users should verify from Earth Esim whether the number will function as a local contact in their specific destination or only for international use.
Earth Esim's eSIM products that service Oceania include the / Australia & NZ 5G plan, which covers Australia and New Zealand ; the / Global eSIM plan, which serves Australia, New Zealand and Guam ; and the / Asia Pacific Region eSIM plan, which covers Australia and New Zealand. These are the only Oceania destinations that appear in Earth Esim's plan catalog, with no additional territories beyond the three countries listed.
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