
Tourist eSIM is a global prepaid eSIM service designed for international travelers. We offer affordable, instant-activation data plans covering 200+ countries and regions, including local, regional, and global packages. All plans are delivered digitally via QR code, with no physical SIM required. Our service focuses on reliable connectivity, competitive pricing, and easy online management through our customer dashboard.
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Tourist eSIM does not provide a genuinely unlimited high‑speed data plan for South Asia. All listed “Unlimited” options are in fact capped at 2 GB or 3 GB per day, after which the speed is throttled to 2000 kbps or 1000 kbps. Travelers who need a larger continuous allowance can choose fixed‑data plans, such as the 100 GB plan valid for 180 days, which offers a larger amount of data without the speed reduction that applies to the capped “Unlimited” plans.
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’s South‑Asian coverage includes Bangladesh, India, Sri Lanka and Pakistan on its Asia‑focused plans (Asia (18+ countries) and Asia (21+ countries)), while its Global plans that cover South Asia (Global (192+ countries) and Global (121+ countries)) extend the reach to Afghanistan and Nepal in addition to the four core countries.
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