Multi-country eSIM: ASEAN, Japan, Taiwan, Korea, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia and USA Canada

How to verify a regional plan covers every country on your route

A broad-sounding plan name such as "Asia" or "ASEAN" is not an exact list of countries. Each provider defines it differently: one may include all the countries you will visit, another may miss one or two or have different terms in some. So always check country by country.

1. 1Write your route as a list of countriesInclude countries where you only change flights or cross a land border, with nights per country.
2. 2Open the plan page and read the country listDo not trust the plan name alone; read the listed countries.
3. 3Tick each countryIf even one country is missing, consider an extra separate plan for that country.
4. 4Read special conditionsCheck country-specific conditions, hotspot sharing and how validity is counted.

ASEAN eSIM: what to check

The word "ASEAN" in a plan name does not always mean every member country. ASEAN includes countries Thai travellers visit often and ones they visit less, and a provider may include only some, so compare the list with your planned route.

• Each country you will visit, such as Vietnam, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Cambodia or Laos, must appear in the list.
• Thailand itself may not be included since it is your home country, so check whether it works when you pass through if that matters.
• If the trip is a single loop through neighbouring countries, one plan is often easier than switching several times.

تصفّح جميع باقات eSIM

eSIM for Japan and Taiwan, and Japan, Korea and Taiwan

East Asian routes combining two or three countries are popular: Japan plus Taiwan, and Japan plus Korea plus Taiwan. Some combined plans cover all three, others only two, so do not conclude from the name; open the list.

• Check that each country is on the list and that conditions do not differ much for hotspot or validity.
• If most nights are in one country and the other is a short stop, compare a separate plan against a combined one on live price and convenience.
• See each country's detail in our guides on choosing an eSIM for Japan, Korea and Taiwan.

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eSIM for Singapore and Malaysia, and Singapore, Malaysia and Indonesia

Singapore and Malaysia are neighbours often crossed by road or rail, so many people look for a single plan. If you add Indonesia, such as Bali or the Riau islands, check the plan really includes Indonesia and read the details since terms can differ by country.

• When crossing a land border, check that the plan connects automatically in the next country and how to switch networks on your phone.
• Near a border your phone may latch onto a neighbouring country's tower; try choosing the network manually if the signal behaves oddly.
• See more in our pages for Singapore, Malaysia and Bali.

باقات See Singapore eSIM

باقات See Malaysia eSIM

eSIM for USA and Canada on one trip

North American trips that cross between the United States and Canada, such as Niagara Falls or a Seattle to Vancouver route, should use a plan that clearly lists both countries, because some plans cover only the US or only Canada, and crossing the border may require installing or switching plans.

• Check the plan page's country list for both the United States and Canada.
• On US and Canadian networks, check the data roaming toggle and network selection on your phone.
• If most of the trip is in one country, compare a single-country plan against a combined plan on live price.

عرض باقات eSIM للولايات المتحدة

باقات See Canada eSIM

One regional plan or separate country plans: how to choose

Prices and data amounts change often, so there are no numbers here. Use the data calculator to estimate total use across the trip, then open the plan pages and compare live prices for both approaches.

Estimate data for the whole trip

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