Land in Bali. Online before baggage claim.
Install a prepaid data plan at home over Wi-Fi and your phone joins an Indonesian network the moment flight mode goes off at Denpasar. No roaming bill to open later, no SIM counter between you and the beach.
Or get the app to manage your eSIMs and get an alert before your data runs out.
- Works on landing
- No roaming bill
Three steps, all of them before you pack
How it works
- Match the plan to the trip
- Pay in the browser
- Scan once
The whole trip on one screen
Buy a plan, scan it in, watch the data tick down, top up the same eSIM when it runs low — no account to create on a website first.
All of Indonesia, not only Bali
Be honest about the limits too: signal is strong across the busy south and thinner on remote coasts and mid-strait on a boat, exactly as it is for a local SIM — no eSIM changes where the towers are. What you can change before you fly is what the data costs: roaming is billed by your home carrier on its own terms; this plan is paid once, before departure.
- 1
- plan for all of Indonesia
- 4G · 5G
- network speeds
- 3–30
- day plan lengths
Frequently asked questions
Short answers, before you fly.
What is an eSIM?
A SIM that lives inside the phone itself, not on a chip you slot into a tray. You install the plan with a QR code scan, and your regular SIM never has to come out.
Does my phone support eSIM?
Anything sold from about 2018 onward, broadly: iPhone XS and later, Galaxy S20 and later, Pixel 3 and later, plus most current mid-range Android phones. It also needs to be carrier-unlocked — our setup guides show exactly where to check that on your model.
When should I install it?
At home over Wi-Fi, a day or two out. Installing early costs nothing — the clock only starts once the eSIM makes its first connection to a network inside Indonesia, so there's no reason to leave it until you're fighting for airport Wi-Fi.
Will I keep my own number?
You do. The eSIM is data-only, so your number, your SMS codes and your messaging apps all keep running on your home SIM — just point mobile data at the eSIM and leave everything else untouched.
How fast is it?
It runs on a major Indonesian network: 4G/LTE where you are likely to be, and 5G where the network offers it. Enough for maps, video calls, uploading the drone footage, and working from a laptop over the hotspot when the café Wi-Fi gives up.
Do I have to remove my physical SIM?
You don't need to. Both SIMs sit in the phone together — the only setting worth checking is which line carries mobile data. Send that to the eSIM and your home SIM never has to roam.
Flying to Bali?
Install the plan before you go and land with data already working.
Free app · Paid once, before you fly · Data-only, alongside your own SIM