Touch down at Tokyo Haneda, clear customs at Singapore Changi a week later, then land at London Heathrow — and your phone just works at every stop. The Global 120 eSIM covers 119 countries worldwide on a single plan. As you cross from Japan into Thailand or from France into Switzerland, it reconnects to a local network on its own. No SIM swapping, no airport kiosk lines, no new number at every border. Up to 10x cheaper than roaming with plans starting at $9.99.
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Data is what holds a multi-country trip together. Google Maps gets you through Paris and Seoul, Grab handles rides in Bangkok and Kuala Lumpur, and WhatsApp keeps the group chat alive across every time zone. Buy your eSIM for Global 120 before you fly, tap the install link from the email and your phone sets the eSIM up itself — or scan the QR code if you prefer — and you're online the moment your first flight lands, no store visits required anywhere.
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Use as backup data at home when your main network goes down.
Practical advice for using mobile data in Global.
Ride the train from Germany into Austria or fly from Singapore to Tokyo — your Global 120 eSIM reconnects automatically on arrival. Nothing to swap or scan at the border; just keep your phone on.
Install the eSIM at home over WiFi before you fly. Whether your first stop is Dubai, New York, or Rome, data starts working the moment you switch it on — no hunting for airport WiFi with your bags on the belt.
Download offline Google Maps before safari drives in Kenya and Tanzania, road trips through Patagonia in Argentina and Chile, or hikes in the Icelandic highlands. Signal drops in remote stretches everywhere; cached maps keep you moving.
Grab is the ride and food app across Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, and the Philippines. In London, tap contactless for the Tube; in Tokyo, Google Maps handles train routes down to the platform number.
Turn on your phone's hotspot to get a laptop or travel partner online during long layovers in Singapore, Doha, or Istanbul. One plan can keep a small group connected between flights.
Common questions about using eSIM in Global