Multi-country eSIMs

One eSIM for the whole trip. It hops to a local partner network at every border, with nothing to swap or reinstall.

Visiting one country only? A dedicated country eSIM is usually cheaper. Regional plans shine from the second border onward: one purchase covers every stop, and the data allowance travels with you.

Multi-country eSIMs, explained

What is a multi-country eSIM?

A single eSIM whose data plan works across a whole region, like Europe or Asia. It connects to a partner network in each country you visit and switches automatically at borders. One purchase, one install, the whole trip.

Which regions does SimKit cover?

SimKit currently offers 36 multi-country eSIMs: Europe (34 destinations), Europe (35 countries) (35 destinations), Europe (41 countries) (41 destinations), Europe (33 countries) (33 destinations), Europe & Morocco (41 destinations), Global (117 destinations), Global (127 countries) (127 destinations), Asia (7 destinations), Asia (12 countries) (12 destinations), Asia Pacific (20 destinations), Asia & Central Asia (19 destinations), Greater China (3 destinations), China & Hong Kong (2 destinations), China, Japan & South Korea (3 destinations), Japan & South Korea (2 destinations), Central Asia (4 destinations), Central & South Asia (5 destinations), Singapore, Malaysia & Thailand (3 destinations), Singapore, Malaysia, Vietnam, Thailand & Indonesia (5 destinations), Singapore & Malaysia (2 destinations), North America (3 destinations), USA & Canada (2 destinations), South America (6 destinations), South America (20 countries) (20 destinations), Caribbean (25 destinations), GCC (6 destinations), Gulf Region (6 destinations), Middle East (11 destinations), Middle East & North Africa (12 destinations), Africa (29 destinations), Australia & New Zealand (2 destinations), AUKUS (3 destinations), Balkans (7 destinations), Ireland & UK (2 destinations), Ireland & Slovenia (2 destinations), Europe (31 countries) (31 destinations).

Is a regional eSIM more expensive than a single-country one?

Usually a little, since it carries coverage across many networks. For a one-country trip the dedicated country eSIM is normally the better deal; for two or more countries the regional plan almost always wins on price and convenience.

Do I need to do anything when I cross a border?

No. The eSIM finds a partner network in the next country automatically. Same plan, same data allowance, nothing to reinstall.