
Nomad provides prepaid mobile connectivity service, bringing convenient, fast and reliable service to travelers at an affordable price point. We offer international data plans in 170+ destinations via eSIM.
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Nomad does not offer a truly unlimited data eSIM for Southeast Asia. All plans available from Nomad for this region have a fixed data cap. Some plans carry the word “unlimited” in their names but actually provide only 2 GB per day; after the daily quota is reached, the speed is reduced to 1000 kbps.
As alternatives, Nomad provides fixed‑data plans such as a 50 GB plan valid for 45 days priced at $51.00 USD, and a 30 GB plan valid for 60 days priced at $45.00 USD. These examples illustrate the larger data options that Nomad offers in Southeast Asia, though they represent only a subset of the available plans and may not meet the needs of extremely heavy data consumers.
Nomad does not provide a Southeast Asia eSIM that includes a phone number or SMS capability. The provider offers only data‑only plans for Southeast Asia. Travelers can still use VoIP applications such as WhatsApp, Telegram or iMessage over the data connection for voice and messaging.
Nomad’s Southeast‑Asian eSIM offerings include several plans: Regional APAC, Regional SEA‑Oceania, an expanded Regional APAC, a Regional Global version, and a Regional Global‑EX version. All of these plans cover Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam; the Regional APAC, Regional Global and their variants extend that coverage to include Brunei, Cambodia and Laos. These plans also provide service in regions beyond Southeast Asia, but the countries listed above are the Southeast Asian nations they cover.
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