China is the one trip where the SIM decides which apps open. Data comes in from outside the mainland, so maps and messaging stay the way you left them, on plans from a single day to a month.

A China travel eSIM that connects on landing in Beijing or Shanghai and routes through a network outside the mainland, so your usual apps keep working.

China Travel eSIM: Beijing, Shanghai & Your Apps

Hong Kong runs on transit apps and messages, and the ride into Kowloon is the first of them. The plan runs on CMHK and is live before the train moves off.

A Hong Kong travel eSIM on CMHK, live at Chek Lap Kok before the Airport Express leaves. Data for the Octopus app, the Star Ferry and the trams.

Hong Kong Travel eSIM: Live on Airport Express

Macao's old town is walked, not driven: cobbled lanes, egg tarts, a hill fort. A live map earns its keep when the lanes stop making sense.

Data for the Portuguese old town, Senado Square and the Guia lighthouse on Macao's own networks, rather than a mainland or Hong Kong plan roaming in.

Macao eSIM: Senado Square & the Old Town

Thailand runs through a phone: the BTS gate, the Grab to the pier, the ferry time that moved. The plan rides TrueMove inside Thailand, and the same profile keeps working if the trip carries on into Malaysia or Singapore.

A Thailand travel eSIM on TrueMove, with Singtel, Maxis, Celcom and Digi on the same profile. Bangkok, Chiang Mai, Phuket and the islands, one plan.

Thailand eSIM: Travel Data for Bangkok & Phuket

One plan for the whole country: Kuala Lumpur, Penang, Langkawi and across to Borneo. It runs on Maxis, Celcom and Digi, so ferry bookings and ride apps keep working when you cross between them.

A Malaysia travel eSIM on Maxis, Celcom and Digi, with 5G data across Kuala Lumpur, Penang, Langkawi and Borneo on one plan.

Malaysia Travel eSIM: KL, Penang & Langkawi

Most Singapore trips are short: a stopover, a long weekend, a week of meetings. The plan rides Singtel island-wide and carries into Malaysia on the same profile, which covers the Johor day trip most visitors end up making.

A Singapore tourist eSIM on the Singtel network, installed by QR code before you fly. Island-wide data from Changi, with Malaysia on the same plan.

Singapore Tourist eSIM: Data on the Singtel Network

Vietnam gets covered end to end - the sleeper train down the coast, a flight into Da Nang, a week in the Mekong. One plan carries the whole route on the same three networks a local phone uses.

A Vietnam travel eSIM on Vinaphone, Viettel and Mobifone. One plan runs the whole country, from Hanoi and Ha Long down to Ho Chi Minh City.

Vietnam Travel eSIM: Data Hanoi to Saigon

Almost nothing in Bali has a street address. Villas are map pins and rides are app bookings, so install on Telkomsel or XL before you fly and have the first Gojek waiting at Denpasar.

A Bali tourist eSIM on Telkomsel and XL, with 5G data. Villas are map pins and rides are app bookings, so have both working before you leave Denpasar.

Bali Tourist eSIM: Ubud, Canggu & Seminyak Data

The Philippines is a lot of short flights and boats, and the plan changes hourly. Booking apps and the forecast matter more than the beach photos, and Globe covers the hops between islands.

A Philippines travel eSIM on Globe. One plan across the island hops, with data for the ferry times, the dive shop and the weather that moves them.

Philippines Travel eSIM: Manila, Cebu & Palawan

Korea assumes a connected phone: subway routing, queue tickets, a translation held up at a menu. The plan runs on KT and SK Telecom and is live before the Incheon train leaves.

A South Korea travel eSIM on KT and SK Telecom. Covers Seoul, Busan and Jeju from the moment you land at Incheon, with no SIM counter to find.

South Korea Travel eSIM: Seoul, Busan & Jeju

A local Indian SIM means paperwork, a photo and a wait at the counter. This runs on Jio and Airtel instead, the same networks a local phone uses, and is working by the time you reach the taxi rank.

An India tourist eSIM on Jio and Airtel, with 5G data and none of the forms a local SIM card asks for. Delhi, the Golden Triangle, Goa and Kerala.

India Tourist eSIM & SIM Card: Delhi to Goa

A Saudi SIM has to be registered in person, which is an hour you will not get back. This runs on Mobily, the same network a local phone uses, and connects on landing in Jeddah or Riyadh, straight through to Makkah and Madinah.

A Saudi Arabia tourist eSIM on the Mobily network, with 5G data from 3 days to 30. A local SIM card is registered in person; this one is ready on landing.

Saudi Arabia eSIM: Mobily Data, Makkah & Riyadh

Angkor is a whole day on a tuk-tuk between temples, with the driver arranged by message. Signal out at Ta Prohm matters more than signal in town, and the plan runs a week, a fortnight or a month.

A Cambodia travel eSIM covering the Angkor temple loop, the Phnom Penh riverfront and the road down to the coast, live from Siem Reap onward.

Cambodia Travel eSIM: Angkor, Phnom Penh & Coast

Pakistan trips are usually work or family, and both need a phone working from the airport door rather than the day after landing.

A Pakistan travel eSIM, live on arrival at Karachi, Lahore or Islamabad. Covers the ride into the city and the meetings that follow.

Pakistan Travel eSIM: Karachi, Lahore & Islamabad

Most Sri Lanka trips start with a driver you booked online and have never met. Install by QR code before you fly so he can reach you at arrivals, rather than the other way round.

A Sri Lanka travel eSIM with 5G data, from one day to thirty. Most trips start with a driver booked online, so make sure he can reach you at arrivals.

Sri Lanka Travel eSIM: Colombo & Hill Country

Japan's tourist SIMs usually mean a rental desk on arrival and a return envelope on the way out. This runs on KDDI and SoftBank instead, and works on the trains where the signs stop helping.

A Japan travel eSIM on KDDI and SoftBank, with 5G data. Install by QR code and connect on landing at Narita, with no rental desk to find.

Japan Travel eSIM: Tokyo, Osaka & Kyoto Data

Jerusalem's Old City is a maze of alleys where a live map earns its keep fast, and Tel Aviv's beach is an hour away on the same plan. It runs on Cellcom, Partner and Pelephone.

An Israel travel eSIM on Cellcom, Partner and Pelephone. Connects at Ben Gurion and covers Jerusalem's Old City, Tel Aviv and the Dead Sea.

Israel Travel eSIM: Jerusalem, Tel Aviv & Dead Sea

Kuwait trips are mostly business, and a phone working from the jet bridge onward beats hunting for a counter after a long flight.

A Kuwait eSIM connects at Kuwait International before you clear the terminal, covering the business towers and the Gulf corniche.

Kuwait eSIM: Kuwait City Data on Arrival

Australia is a country of long drives, and the gap between towns is where coverage actually counts. One plan on Telstra and Optus spans Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane and the highways that join them.

An Australia tourist eSIM on Telstra and Optus, with 5G data. The gap between towns is where coverage counts, and one plan spans both.

Australia Tourist eSIM: Cities & Highway Data

New Zealand is a campervan and a lot of empty road. Coverage on the highways and at the trailheads is what counts, and the plan runs on Spark and Vodafone from the moment you land.

A New Zealand travel eSIM on Spark and Vodafone. Connect at Auckland or Christchurch and hold signal down to Queenstown and Milford Sound.

New Zealand Travel eSIM: Both Islands, One Plan

A long Asia trip crosses more borders than a single-country plan can follow. Asia Max spans 20 destinations, from Tokyo to Singapore and across to Sydney, and runs up to 90 days.

An Asia Max travel eSIM across 20 destinations, from Japan and South Korea to Singapore, India and Australia, on a single plan of up to 90 days.

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Asia Max eSIM

Asia Max eSIM

Description

Data Allowance:

Validity Period:

SIM Form:

Data Speed:

Countries Covered:

Mobile Plan Type:

MService:

List Of Coverage

Asia Max:

Dial *#06# and press the call

Can you see your device’s eSIM unique identification number (EID)?

If yes, your phone is eSIM compatible.

How to set up your Olysim travel eSIM in 3 steps

Why buy a Asia Max travel eSIM from Olysim

Pick the size that fits the trip

Set it up at home, land connected

Someone answers, any hour

A SIM built into the phone

The QR code is the plan

Skip the arrivals counter

Why travellers trust Olysim

Asia Max eSIM customer reviews

Travelling beyond Asia Max?

Download Olysim eSIM App To Manage Your eSIM Anytime, Anywhere

Scan meto download Olysim app

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to download Olysim app