Destination
Singapore eSIM
Stay connected in Singapore. Keep your usual number — the eSIM adds a data line.
Choose your plan
Simple plans for your trip.
5 GB
30 days
Good balance of data and duration for Singapore.
Singapore
- Easy installation
- Connects at up to 5G
- Data
- 5 GB
- Validity
- 30 days
- Coverage
- Singapore
- Network
- M1, SingTel
- Speed
- 3G/4G/5G
- 5G
- Yes
- Installation
- Scan the QR code from your order page.
- Devices
- eSIM-capable, carrier-unlocked phones.
Our guarantee
- Not activated yet? Full refund, any reason, up to 180 days.
- Won't install on your device? Full refund.
- Activated but the network doesn't work? We investigate and refund or replace.
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Connectivity in Singapore
Singapore is compact and consistently well covered, including throughout the entire MRT network and at Changi Airport from arrival onward. Most visitors here end up using less data than expected, since free Wi-Fi is widespread in malls, hawker centres and hotels, and distances across the city are short enough that navigation sessions tend to be brief. Sentosa Island and the various nature reserves such as MacRitchie carry coverage right through, unlike more forested destinations elsewhere in the region. For travellers using Singapore as a base for short regional trips into Malaysia or Indonesia, data use naturally rises on those days, so it is worth planning around the destination rather than the city itself.
Coverage and hotspot
These plans run on the operators listed above. Coverage follows those networks, so it is strongest in cities and along main routes.
Hotspot: we can't confirm this for this plan — message us before you buy if you need to share your connection.
Networks used hereM1 · SingTel · Starhub · 5G on selected plans
How it works
How it works
Five steps. That's it.
- 01
Pick a destination.
- 02
Choose a plan.
- 03
Check out securely.
- 04
Install your eSIM.
- 05
You're connected.
Before you buy
Is your phone eSIM ready?
Two things decide it: your phone must have eSIM hardware, and it must be carrier-unlocked.
Check your own phone
Open the dialler and enter *#06#. If an EID appears next to the IMEI, your phone has eSIM hardware. This beats any model list and never goes stale.
Carrier lock blocks it
eSIM hardware is not enough. A phone locked to a network — common with contract and instalment purchases — will refuse the profile. Ask your operator to unlock it before you travel.
Regional exceptions
iPhones sold in mainland China have no eSIM hardware. Some Samsung and Pixel variants differ by region and by the carrier that sold them, so run the *#06# check rather than trusting the model name.
If the EID check is unclear, message us with your exact model before you buy.
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Singapore eSIM questions
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Travelling to more than one country?
A regional or worldwide plan covers the whole trip on one eSIM.