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MobiMatter does not provide an unlimited data eSIM for South Asia. All of its South‑Asia‑covered plans have a fixed data cap, such as 40 GB for a 365‑day period or 20 GB for a 30‑day period.
Travelers who need a large amount of data can choose one of MobiMatter’s fixed data plans, for example the 40 GB yearly plan or the 20 GB monthly plan. These fixed‑data options are often more cost‑effective for most users, unless a traveler expects to consume data at a very high rate.
MobiMatter does not provide South Asia eSIM plans that include a local phone number or SMS capability. All current packages are strictly data‑only, so travelers can use the data connection for Internet browsing and VoIP applications such as WhatsApp, Telegram, and iMessage. These services can perform voice and messaging functions without a traditional phone number, but the availability of each app may vary by destination in South Asia. Travelers should confirm that the VoIP apps they need will work in the specific country before purchasing an eSIM from MobiMatter.
The “Europe Asia and USA” plan includes South‑Asian coverage in Afghanistan, Bangladesh, India, Sri Lanka and Pakistan, and it also serves many other regions (the specific names are omitted here). The “Discover Global” plan offers service in Bangladesh, India, Sri Lanka and Pakistan, with additional coverage elsewhere outside South Asia. Likewise, the “Global Special” plan covers Afghanistan, Bangladesh, India, Sri Lanka, Nepal and Pakistan, and extends to other global destinations beyond the South‑Asian area.
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