Find Your eSIM Destination
Explore destinations and choose the travel eSIM that fits your trip: single-country, regional or global. With Orbit eSIM, enjoy instant QR code activation, fast 4G/5G data and affordable prepaid plans in 190+ countries and regions.
How Orbit eSIM Plans Work
Choose Your Destination
Select your destination and find the perfect eSIM package for your needs
Install Your eSIM
Scan the QR code to install your eSIM instantly on your device
Quick Activation
Activate your eSIM with one click when you arrive at your destination
Explore the World
Enjoy high-speed internet throughout your journey
Customer Reviews
See what our users say about their experience
Easy to set up and worked right away. Used it for my business trip and didn’t lose signal once. Way better than buying local SIMs each time.
Wasn’t sure at first but it actually worked great. Got data the second I landed and speed was solid everywhere. Super handy for travel.
Used it while in the UAE and had full signal the whole week. Even worked great in the desert tour area. Really happy with it.
Honestly just simple and works. Installed fast, no weird setup, and data stayed strong during my trip. Would use again for sure.
Destination Planning FAQ
Get expert guidance on choosing the perfect eSIM plan for your travel destinations
Your choice depends on your travel pattern: Country-specific plans offer the best value for single-destination trips with lowest per-GB costs and premium local network access. Regional plans are ideal for multi-country trips within the same region (e.g., Europe, Asia) offering convenience and cost savings vs. multiple country plans. Global plans provide maximum flexibility for world travelers, business trips, or unpredictable itineraries covering multiple continents.
For 2+ countries in the same region, regional plans typically offer 20-40% savings compared to individual country plans. For example, if you're visiting France, Italy, and Spain, a Europe Regional plan costs less than three separate country eSIMs. However, if you're spending 2+ weeks in just one country with occasional day trips, a country-specific plan plus a small regional add-on might be more economical.
Data usage varies significantly by travel style: Light travelers (basic maps, messaging, email): 500MB-1GB per week; Standard travelers (social media, photo sharing, navigation): 2-3GB per week; Heavy users (streaming, video calls, content creation): 5-8GB per week; Business travelers (video conferences, file uploads): 3-5GB per week. Consider that hotel WiFi reduces your data needs, while road trips or remote areas increase requirements.
No, coverage varies significantly by destination and plan type: Country-specific plans typically offer premium network access (often Tier 1 carriers) with best coverage and speeds. Regional plans may use different carriers in each country - some premium, others secondary networks. Global plans often prioritize broad coverage over premium speeds, using various local partners. Check our coverage maps and network partner details for each destination before purchasing.
Optimal activation timing saves money and extends usability: Install your eSIM before travel but DON'T activate until you arrive - validity starts with first data usage, not installation. For multi-destination trips, activate at your first destination. Short-term plans (7-14 days) are best activated on arrival day. Long-term plans (30+ days) can be activated 1-2 days before departure to ensure connectivity immediately upon landing.
Yes, some destinations have unique requirements: China requires VPN for accessing global internet services; some eSIMs work better than others with VPN. Middle East countries may have restricted app access; check local regulations. Island nations (Caribbean, Pacific) may have limited coverage outside main tourist areas. Rural Africa/South America may require specific carrier selection for remote area coverage. Always check destination-specific coverage maps and local restrictions.
For fair comparison, consider total cost of ownership: eSIM vs. International Roaming: Calculate daily roaming fees vs. eSIM plan cost over your trip duration. eSIM vs. Local SIM: Factor in airport time, language barriers, ID requirements, and device compatibility. eSIM vs. Portable WiFi: Include rental fees, daily charges, device weight, battery life, and sharing limitations. Don't forget hidden costs like activation fees, overuse charges, or early termination fees with traditional options.
Business travelers benefit from strategic eSIM planning: Maintain a global plan for unpredictable trip changes and emergency connectivity. Use country-specific plans for regular destinations where you know data usage patterns. Keep backup regional plans for extended stays or meeting-heavy periods. Consider plans with higher data allowances for video conferencing. Look for business features like expense reporting, usage analytics, and corporate billing options.
Group travel requires coordinated planning: Each person needs their own eSIM (cannot be shared between devices). Buy similar plans for consistent experience and easier troubleshooting. Consider designating one person as 'connectivity leader' with higher data allowance for hotspot sharing. For families with teens, monitor usage patterns and consider plans with top-up options. Some group members may need different plans based on device compatibility or usage patterns.
Seasonal factors can affect connectivity: Peak tourist seasons may experience network congestion in popular areas, potentially affecting speeds. Major local events (Olympics, festivals, conferences) can strain local networks. Pricing typically remains consistent year-round, but special promotions may be available during off-peak seasons. Weather can affect coverage in remote areas - particularly relevant for adventure travel or rural destinations during monsoon/winter seasons.
Backup planning is essential for remote or critical travel: Always carry a backup eSIM or plan for areas with limited coverage. Consider satellite communication devices for truly remote locations. Download offline maps and translation apps before losing connectivity. For business-critical travel, consider redundant connectivity (multiple eSIMs from different carriers). Know local emergency numbers and embassy contacts. Inform others of your itinerary and expected communication windows.
Essential apps for eSIM travelers: Download maps (Google Maps, Maps.me) for offline navigation to reduce data usage. Get translation apps (Google Translate) with offline language packs. Install VPN apps before traveling to restricted countries. Download destination-specific apps (local transport, food delivery, ride-sharing) on WiFi. Get data monitoring apps to track eSIM usage in real-time. Consider communication apps (WhatsApp, Skype) that work well with international eSIMs.