
MolaHop is a travel eSIM provider offering data plans in 200+ destinations worldwide. We offer both data packages (GB-based) and unlimited plans, delivered instantly via QR code or WhatsApp — no physical SIM needed. Once purchased, customers receive their eSIM directly on WhatsApp with a one-click activation link, making installation effortless even for first-time eSIM users. Plans can be purchased directly on our website or via WhatsApp, making it easy for travelers to get connected before they land.
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MolaHop does not provide an unlimited data eSIM plan for South America. The available South America plans are fixed‑data options, such as the 20GB 30‑day plan priced at $142.09 USD and the 20GB 90‑day plan priced at $134.79 USD. These plans include tethering and cover all the South American countries listed. Choosing a fixed data plan can be a more cost‑effective option unless the traveler is an extremely heavy data user.
MolaHop does not provide South America eSIM plans that include a phone number or SMS capability. Travelers who need a local number or the ability to send SMS must use a separate data‑only plan and rely on VoIP applications such as WhatsApp, Telegram, or iMessage to make calls and send messages over the data connection. Some destinations may block or restrict certain VoIP services, so it is wise to check that the apps you plan to use function in South America before purchasing.
The Global (120+ areas) plan covers Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama, Peru, Paraguay, El Salvador, and Uruguay. The South America plan covers the same set of countries. The Global139 plan also covers those same South American nations.
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