Tourist eSIM eSIM Data Plans for South Asia

Tourist eSIM does not offer a truly unlimited high‑speed data plan for South Asia. The plans that carry “Unlimited” in their titles actually charge a capped data allowance, such as 2 GB over a day or 3 GB per day, and once the limit is reached the speed is throttled to 1000 kbps or 2000 kbps. Because of this limitation travelers who need unrestricted data would need a different type of plan.

Instead of “unlimited” options, Tourist eSIM gives fixed‑data plans that allow users to purchase large volumes of data in advance. For example, a 100 GB plan valid for 180 days is available for $77.80 USD with 5G support, and a similar 100 GB plan for the same period is offered at $143.73 USD. These fixed‑data plans provide a clear high‑speed data allowance and can be more cost‑effective for those who expect high consumption while traveling across South Asia.

Tourist eSIM does not provide plans that include a local phone number or SMS capability for South Asia. The provider’s South Asia offerings are strictly data‑only; users cannot place traditional calls or send or receive SMS through the network.

Travelers who need voice or messaging can use data‑based VoIP applications such as WhatsApp, Telegram, or iMessage. These apps work over the internet connection provided by Tourist eSIM, allowing communication without a dedicated phone number.

Tourist eSIM offers several plans that include South‑Asian countries. Plans such as Asia (18 + countries), Asia (21 + countries), Global (101 + countries), Global (170 + countries), Global (124 + countries) and Global (139 + countries) cover Bangladesh, India, Sri Lanka and Pakistan, while the Global (196 + countries), Global (164 + countries) and Global (120 + countries) plans add Afghanistan and Nepal to that list. The Singapore Malaysia Thailand (20 + countries) plan also covers Bangladesh, India, Sri Lanka and Pakistan, extending coverage to the aforementioned South‑Asian nations. All of these plans cover the specified countries and, in addition, offer connectivity in other regions outside of South Asia.