GlobaleSIM eSIM Data Plans for Uzbekistan

GlobaleSIM does not provide any unlimited data eSIM plans for Uzbekistan. The provider’s offerings for the country are limited to fixed‑data options, such as a 20GB plan for 30 days priced at $12.00 USD, a 15GB plan for 30 days priced at $9.50 USD, and a 10GB plan for 30 days priced at $7.00 USD. These examples illustrate the types of data allowances available, but they represent only a subset of GlobaleSIM’s full plan catalog for Uzbekistan.

Choosing a fixed data plan can be more cost‑effective for most travelers, unless an individual expects to use an extremely high volume of data during their stay. The listed plans provide clear validity periods and specified data caps, allowing users to select an option that matches their anticipated usage.

GlobaleSIM provides eSIM plans that include a phone number and SMS capability for travelers visiting Uzbekistan. The numbers carry the dialing code +1, which is a U.S./Canada code rather than a local Uzbek (+998) number, so they are not locally registered numbers in Uzbekistan. Calls can be both received and made with these numbers, and SMS messages can be received but not sent.

Prices for these plans start at $4.00 for 1GB of data valid for 7 days, and go up to about $12.00 for 20GB of data valid for 30 days. A larger selection of Global and Central Asia bundles is also available, covering Uzbekistan plus additional countries, but the basic Uzbekistan bundles listed above cover the core range and functionality. Travelers who need specific dialing or messaging options are encouraged to confirm details directly with GlobaleSIM.

GlobaleSIM currently offers 7 single-coverage data plans specifically for Uzbekistan. These plans provide data for use solely within Uzbekistan and range in price from approximately $4.00 to $67.00, with data allowances varying from 1GB to 20GB. Additionally, GlobaleSIM provides 11 multi-country plans that include Uzbekistan as part of their coverage, offering data for use in multiple countries. These plans typically offer a broader regional coverage but may have different data amounts and pricing structures compared to the single-coverage options.