Stay connected, wherever you land.
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Starting prices for 7 days with at least 1 GB.
Want a local line?
Runs on the country’s own network. Some include a phone number.
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Online in three steps
Choose a plan
Pick days and data for your trip. Your eSIM arrives by email in minutes.
Install at home
Scan the QR code before you fly. Nothing is used until you arrive.
Land and connect
Turn on the line. Most plans start on first connection, counted in 24-hour days.
Questions, answered
Your plan starts when your device first connects to a network at your destination. Days are counted in 24-hour periods from that moment, so you can install the eSIM at home without using any of it. A few local lines differ — the UK number line starts when installed, and Japan’s KDDI lines count calendar days in Japan time. The product page says so.
Yes. Your usual SIM stays in your device for calls and texts. The Pakyo eSIM only handles mobile data — unless you choose a local SIM with its own number.
Yes on travel eSIMs — share your connection with a laptop or tablet. KDDI local lines in Japan cap hotspot data — the product page shows the limit for each plan.
If you haven’t installed it, you can get a full refund within 30 days of purchase. Local SIM cards (like KDDI and EE — marked on the product page) can’t be refunded. If it’s installed but won’t connect, our support team will troubleshoot or replace it.
It depends on the plan. Many keep you connected at a reduced speed; others stop. The product page tells you which before you buy.