
Stixrs provides seamless, affordable travel data connectivity across 190+ destinations worldwide. With instant eSIM delivery, transparent pricing, and 24/7 global coverage, Stixrs makes it easy for travelers to stay connected without roaming charges or hidden fees.
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Stixrs does not provide a truly unlimited data eSIM for South Asia. The only plans with “Unlimited” in their name, “Unlimited 1GB/1D” and “Unlimited 2GB/1D”, are capped at 1GB and 2GB of high‑speed data, respectively, and after that limit the speed would be reduced.
If you need a larger data allowance, Stixrs offers fixed‑data plans that may be more cost‑effective for most travelers. For example, a 20GB plan for 30 days costs $63.50 USD, a 10GB plan for 30 days costs $38.50 USD, and a 5GB plan for 30 days costs $24.50 USD. These plans give you a larger data pool without the speed throttling that follows the capped “Unlimited” plans.
Stixrs does not offer South Asia eSIM plans that include a phone number or SMS capability. All South Asia eSIMs sold by Stixrs are data‑only.
Travelers who need voice or messaging can use VoIP services such as WhatsApp, Telegram, or iMessage over the data connection, but some destinations in South Asia may restrict access to certain apps or services. It is advisable to confirm that the VoIP apps you rely on are accessible before purchasing a Stixrs eSIM.
Stixrs provides two eSIM plans that include South Asia coverage. The “Asia (20 areas) (20 Areas): Standard /7D” plan lists Bangladesh, India, Sri Lanka, and Pakistan as covered nations. Likewise the “Global139 (128 Areas): Standard /7D” plan also covers Bangladesh, India, Sri Lanka, and Pakistan, extending service to many additional regions worldwide.
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