
Keepgo has always focused on frequent global data users. That’s why all products on the Lifetime plan come with data that never expires, allowing travelers to stay connected whenever they need—this year, next year, or even five years from now. Our coverage spans 150+ countries, with at least two operators in every location, and we’re continuously expanding to offer even greater connectivity.
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Keepgo does not provide an unlimited‑data plan for Oceania. All plans listed for the region have a fixed data cap; for example, the Tucana plan offers 50GB of high‑speed data with unlimited validity and the Cassiopeia plan provides 25GB under the same condition. These fixed‑data options can be a more cost‑effective choice, especially if you are not an extremely heavy data consumer. Travelers needing broader coverage can still choose one of these plans and use it for the duration of their stay in Oceania.
Keepgo does not provide eSIM plans for Oceania that include a phone number or SMS capability; only data‑only plans are available. Travelers wishing to place calls or send SMS messages can use popular VoIP applications such as WhatsApp, Telegram, or iMessage over the data connection, although some destinations may restrict or block these services, so it is wise to check their accessibility before purchasing a plan.
Keepgo offers eSIM plans that cover several Oceania countries. The Cassiopeia Asia‑Pacific and Tucana plans include Australia and New Zealand. The Andromeda plan also covers Australia, Guam and New Zealand. The Eridanus World plan extends coverage to Australia, Fiji and New Zealand. All other plans cover additional regions beyond Oceania, but no other Oceania countries are listed.
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