Instant eSIM data plans with no SIM swapping and zero roaming charges. Buy in seconds, right here.
A digital SIM that lives inside your phone. Instead of swapping a physical card, you scan a QR code to activate a local data plan — no roaming fees, no airport SIM hunt.
Your eSIM downloads straight to your phone — nothing to mail, nothing to swap.
Scan a QR code and you're online. The whole setup takes about 30 seconds.
One provider, dozens of local networks. Land connected wherever you go.
Your eSIM runs as a secondary line — calls and iMessage stay on your home SIM.
Tokyo Narita — Arrived
Family Group Chat
Landed safely in Tokyo! 🇯🇵
Mom
So glad!! Have an amazing trip 💕
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nowRide to Shinjuku Hotel
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Land connected. No SIM swap needed.
Instant eSIM data plans wherever you're headed.
🇦🇺Australia
from $5.00
🇧🇷Brazil
from $5.00
🇨🇦Canada
from $5.00
🇪🇬Egypt
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🇫🇷France
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🇬🇪Georgia
from $4.99
🇩🇪Germany
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🇬🇷Greece
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🇭🇰Hong Kong
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🇮🇳India
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🇮🇩Indonesia
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🇮🇹Italy
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🇯🇵Japan
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🇯🇴Jordan
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🇰🇷Korea
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🇲🇽Mexico
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🇲🇦Morocco
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🇶🇦Qatar
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🇸🇬Singapore
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🇿🇦South Africa
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🇪🇸Spain
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🇨🇭Switzerland
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🇹🇭Thailand
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🇹🇷Türkiye
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You land. Your phone latches onto a foreign carrier. Your bill quietly starts to explode — and you don't find out until weeks later.
Carriers turn it on the moment you land — billed silently, often for plans you never picked.
Just long enough to find your bag. Not long enough to book a ride or text your family.
iMessage and WhatsApp stop syncing. The first hours abroad are the loneliest.
A $47 data charge here, a $200 bill there. The damage shows up after you're home.
Tokyo Narita Airport
Free WiFi: 30 min limit
Carrier
Roaming activated — $15 USD/day
Data Charge
now$47.50
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What if you landed already connected?
Every way to stay connected abroad, side by side.
| eSIM (Lotso) | Roaming | Pocket WiFi | Local SIM | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cost per day | $1–3 | $10–50+ | $8–15 | $2–5 |
| Activation time | 30 seconds | Instant (expensive) | 1–2 days shipping | 30–60 min at store |
| Setup hassle | Scan QR code | Nothing (just pay) | Carry extra device | Find store, swap SIM |
| Reliable coverage | ||||
| Keep your number | ||||
| No extra device |
Common questions about travel eSIMs.
The latest advice on staying connected wherever you're headed.
KnowRoaming invented the roaming SIM sticker in 2013. It doesn't sell one any more. We priced its current eSIM plans against Lotsotravel across the USA, Europe and Japan: the Europe gap is wide, the single-country gap is narrow.
Read moreO2 is the only major UK network that never brought back EU roaming charges. But the free allowance caps at 25GB a month, past which you buy Data Bolt Ons at £2.70-£12.50 per GB, and long stays run into a 63-day fair-use rule. We price real itineraries against a Lotsotravel Europe+ eSIM to show exactly when O2 is enough and when it isn't.
Read moreSingtel's DataRoam Unlimited Daily costs $29 SGD/day in Europe, not the $19 headline rate, and it only covers one country per subscription. Skip it and you're exposed to $25 SGD/MB pay-per-use. We price real European itineraries to show why a Lotsotravel eSIM saves Singapore travelers 92-95% on every multi-day trip.
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