
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 eSIM for South Asia. All South Asian plans sold by Keepgo have fixed data caps – 10 GB, 25 GB, or 50 GB – but their validity is listed as “Unlimited, ” meaning the plan does not expire. Travelers looking for a large amount of data can choose from the 50 GB or 25 GB packages, which offer high-usage coverage across Bangladesh, India, Sri Lanka, and Pakistan. Fixed data plans are typically more cost‑effective unless the user requires an exceptionally high data consumption load.
Keepgo does not offer any South Asia eSIM plans that include a phone number or SMS capability. All of their available plans for this region are data‑only, so travelers cannot place or receive traditional voice calls or send SMS messages through the eSIM.
Instead, Keepgo’s South Asia eSIMs provide internet connectivity that lets users use VoIP and messaging applications such as WhatsApp, Telegram and iMessage to communicate. While these apps can function over a data connection, some destinations may block or restrict certain services, so users should verify that the applications they rely on are accessible in the specific South Asian country before purchasing a plan.
Keepgo’s eSIM offerings in South Asia include the Tucana plan, which covers India, Sri Lanka, Maldives, and Pakistan, and the Eridanus World plan, which covers Afghanistan, India, Sri Lanka, Maldives, Nepal, and Pakistan. Both plans also provide service in multiple additional regions worldwide, but those areas are not part of the South Asian coverage.
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