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eRoaming eSIM review

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eRoaming eSIM review

For the longest time, I used to land in a new country and start desperately looking for a SIM kiosk.

Even when I knew that they were charging a lot for a bare-minimum data/ calls plan, I used to buy it right away.

That’s because, from booking a cab to searching for your hotel in a new country, you would need an internet connection.

Well, if you’re coming from India, buying an international roaming plan is also pretty expensive, so I need a way to get access to the internet at an affordable price.

This is exactly where an eSIM like eRoaming comes to the rescue.

This company is a UK-based travel eSIM provider selling local, regional, and global plans through its website and app.

Its catalog runs from 100MB short-stay packages to 30-day bundles and unlimited plans.

In this review, I’ll go deep with my research on this eSIM provider and share how it compares to the best eSIMs for international travel that I've reviewed, and whether it’s worth a buy for your next trip or not. eRoaming: Plans and pricing (Image credit: Future) eRoaming sells local plans for one country, regional plans for several nearby countries, and global plans for longer itineraries.

Regional options cover Europe, Africa, Asia Pacific, the Caribbean, Latin America and the Middle East, while four global tiers cover between 106 and 161 countries.

For a useful like-for-like comparison, I checked the 5GB plan with 30 days of validity in 15 popular destinations.

Countries are grouped only where both the region and price match.

You can check them all out on the eRoaming site by clicking here .

Region Popular destinations 5GB/30-day local price Europe UK, France, Italy, Spain, Germany £9 each North America United States £10 North America Canada £18 North America Mexico £27 Asia Japan £11 Asia Thailand, Indonesia £12 each Asia China £14 Middle East United Arab Emirates £24 Africa South Africa £14 Oceania Australia £15 eRoaming also sells “unlimited” plans, but full-speed use still has a daily limit.

Depending on the option, you receive 1GB, 2GB, 3GB, or 5GB at high speed each day.

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