
SwipSIM is a travel eSIM marketplace covering 202 destinations with country, regional and global data plans. Plans are prepaid and one-time, delivered as a QR code immediately after purchase with no app required. The site is available in eight languages including French and Arabic. Full refund before activation, up to 180 days.
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SwipSIM does not provide an unlimited data eSIM plan for South Asia. All available South‑Asia plans are fixed data bundles with either 10 GB or 20 GB of high‑speed data, each tied to a 30‑day validity period.
Travelers who need more data can choose one of the fixed data options, such as the South Asia (6 areas) 20 GB 30 days plan, or the South Asia (6 areas) 10 GB 30 days plan, and top‑up if additional data is required. Fixed plans are often more cost‑effective unless a traveler expects extremely heavy data usage.
SwipSIM does not provide eSIM plans that include a phone number or SMS capability for South Asia. All plans for this region offered by SwipSIM are data‑only, and travelers who need messaging or calling should rely on VoIP applications such as WhatsApp, Telegram, or iMessage over the data connection. However, the availability of these apps can vary by country, and users should verify that the services they plan to use are accessible in the specific South Asian destination before purchasing.
SwipSIM’s South Asia (6 areas) plan includes coverage in Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Sri Lanka, Nepal and Pakistan; the Asia (20 areas) plan covers Bangladesh, India, Sri Lanka and Pakistan; and the Global139 plan also covers Bangladesh, India, Sri Lanka and Pakistan. Each of these plans extends beyond South Asia to other regions, although those areas are not listed here.
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