
mysim24 is a German eSIM provider offering prepaid mobile data plans for more than 200 destinations. Customers can choose from country-specific, regional and global plans, including fixed-data and unlimited options. eSIMs are delivered digitally by QR code immediately after payment, with no physical SIM card, roaming contract or long-term commitment required. German-language customer support and secure online payment are included.
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mysim24 does not offer a true unlimited high‑speed data plan for Oceania. The only plan that includes “Unlimited” in its name supplies 1 GB of high‑speed data before the speed is reduced to 512 kbps, which is not an unlimited data experience.
Instead, mysim24 provides fixed‑data options that cover the region. For example, a 20 GB plan valid for 90 days or a 10 GB plan valid for 30 days are available. These plans give travellers a sizable data allowance without the throttling that occurs on a capped plan, and may be a more cost‑effective choice for many users.
mysim24 does not provide an eSIM for Oceania that includes a phone number or SMS capability. Only data‑only plans are available for that region. Travelers can use VoIP applications such as WhatsApp, Telegram, or iMessage over the data connection, but they should verify that these services are accessible in Oceania before purchasing, as some destinations may block or restrict certain apps.
The Worldwide · 118 countries · Unlimited plan, the 2 countries plan, the Worldwide · 128 countries plan, and the Asia plan all cover Australia and New Zealand, while the Worldwide · 118 countries plan additionally includes Guam; together these are the Oceania territories that mysim24’s eSIM offerings currently serve.
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