Airalo

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Has anyone used Airalo in China? I've got the global plan, unsure if I'm going to have to buy another.

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... in the USA. Airalo (USA eSIM) Plans: Airalo offers a variety of... can manage everything via the Airalo app. They also offer 4G...

esim is good but not airalo, holafly, etc

... I'm looking at using the airalo esim just wanted to know...

nikim786 definitely get an eSIM for data … it’s cheaper to use Airalo or bytesi than giffgaff’s travel sim packages then use WhatsApp/ messenger for calls and texts some esims offer a temporary USA hone number if you need one DO NOT use giffgaff’s payg offering, it’s extortionate

Any suggestions for a reliable eSIM for Malawi? Central and Souther Malawi from Blantyre to Lilongwe areas. I have very successfully used Airalo but have some concerns over reliability in Malawi. I would prefer something I can set up before arrival from the UK and not too worried over cost.

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... in the USA. Airalo (USA eSIM) Plans: Airalo offers a variety of... can manage everything via the Airalo app. They also offer 4G...

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woots69 I would buy a travel eSIM (if your phone has eSIM capabilities). Look at Holafly, Airalo, Saily, eSIM.sm, etc.

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A lot! Best buy a local SIM or, if your phone has eSIM capability, buy a travel eSIM from e.g. Airalo, Holafly, eSIm.sm, etc.

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Update: Thank you everyone for all of your suggestions! I have decided to use esim-dog! How's Airalo still holding up for 2026? I used them about three years ago and it worked fine back then, I remember setup was quite easy and coverage was ok, no major complaints. But lately every time I see people speaking about eSIMs I keep hearing they all use different apps which either look cheaper (MobiMatter, eSIM Dog) or seem to have more convinient packages/unlimited (Holafly for unlimited and there was some pengiun-themed one with lifetime packages), have some extra perks I'm not sure I even need (Saily), better experience with support (don't remember the name) etc. Some still use Airalo. I'm heading to Europe for about 2.5 weeks. I'll be visiting France, Italy, and Spain. I usually don't stream videos on the go so I'd say maps + WhatsApp + Chrome is my main usage. For anyone who's used Airalo recently in those countries, was it still good? Looking for some experiences with them and other eSIM apps. submitted by /u/Own_Lecture5206 to r/Airalo [link] [comments]

After my first day here, I found coverage with Airalo have been pretty poor. No coverage at all on trains or train station. No coverage in doors at all. Haven't been around much but No coverage in certain areas like certain areas in Shinjuku or meji temple. Is this the case for other providers as well? Here for another 11 days and don't think I can deal with this. Will Ubigi or pocket WiFi provide much better coverage? submitted by /u/eltonnbaba to r/JapanTravelTips [link] [comments]

Hi everyone, on Tuesday I have a flight to Tokyo and my boyfriend and I are considering whether to buy the Airalo eSIM. We’ll be staying in Tokyo for two weeks, but we’re unsure whether to choose the 20 GB plan or go straight for unlimited data so we don’t risk having to buy another plan later. Would it make sense for one of us to get the 20 GB plan and the other unlimited? Or would it be better for both of us to have unlimited data? Any advice? Does Airalo work well, or is it better to choose another eSIM? submitted by /u/itsralux to r/JapanTravelTips [link] [comments]

Hi everyone, I know this topic has probably been discussed before, but I’m really looking for personal experiences — especially any problems people have run into during their stay in Japan. I’m traveling to Japan next month for 2.5 weeks and will be staying in Tokyo, around Mount Fuji, Nagoya, Suzuka, and Osaka. What’s important to me: - Reliable coverage everywhere (including around - Mount Fuji) - Unlimited data - Fast internet speed - Good value for money The providers I’m currently considering are: - Ubigi - Saily - Airalo - Holafly - Mobal If you’ve used any of these (or have other recommendations), I’d love to hear your honest experience — especially regarding speed, coverage outside major cities, and whether “unlimited” really means unlimited. Thanks in advance! 😊 submitted by /u/Teddytdi_96 to r/JapanTravelTips [link] [comments]

Travelling in Europe 2 years ago I found Airalo fine except for one major problem. If I wanted to pay a bill, buy something online, make a bank transaction or do anything that required a confirmation via a code to verify said transaction, I was not able to access the code. This caused numerous problems and frustrations. As I'm travelling to Europe again soon, does anyone know if there's a workaround to this, or whether there is a better eSIM out there? submitted by /u/Maleficent_Raise_712 to r/eSIMs [link] [comments]

I’ve had a few friends who’ve traveled in Asia and Thailand and they relied a lot on Airalo and really liked it. What e sim do you think is good? submitted by /u/Dangerous_mammoth573 to r/ThailandTourism [link] [comments]

I used Airalo for the first time on a recent trip from Chicago to Madrid and wanted to share how it went. I usually buy a local SIM at the airport or pay for my carriers international plan, but this time I decided to try an eSIM instead. I installed the app the night before my flight, chose a Europe data plan, and set everything up while still at home. When I landed in Spain and turned off airplane mode, my phone connected to a local network almost right away. I did not have to look for a SIM booth or deal with swapping cards after a long overnight flight. That alone made the experience feel much easier and less stressful. The data speed was solid for everyday use like maps messaging and music streaming while walking around the city. At first it did not switch automatically and I had to manually select the eSIM in my phone settings. After that quick fix it worked smoothly for the rest of the trip without any problems. What I liked most was not worrying about surprise charges on my main phone bill. Everything felt straightforward once it was set up. I am curious how it worked for others who have tried it while traveling. Did you have any issues with coverage or switching networks or was it just as simple for you. submitted by /u/Tasty-Translator-899 to r/productreview [link] [comments]

I am currently in Guangzhou and have been using T-mobile’s global data which has been working great. However, they only give me 5GB and I use Instagram a lot. I’m also hoping to hotspot my laptop to do some work. I’m here for one more week and Airalo offers unlimited data for about $20. I plan on buying the US data/esim so I can keep using my phone like I do with Tmobile. Would this work or should I buy a VPN? submitted by /u/Shot_Wave_3793 to r/travelchina [link] [comments]

I was just going to go with Airalo, but open to going with something else if there are clearly better providers. If so, why are they better? Will only be in Bangkok and just for a week. submitted by /u/Kirin1212San to r/ThailandTourism [link] [comments]

My friends and I (7 of us total) are going to Japan for 12 days (+2 travel days). Half of them have never been much further than a state over from home and only two others have been out of the country at all (mainly to Canada which is 8 hours from campus lol). I’ve been to several countries so I’ll be ok, but any tips for us (or anything letting me know on how to help them best) would be appreciated! I’m mostly curious about how much stuff I can comfortably bring. I plan to bring an additional tote bag for shopping in Japan at the end of the trip. I’m currently trying to find a budget friendly (hopefully not much more than $50) comfortable backpack for traveling to the 5 different locations we plan to go to. Most of our stay will be in private rented lodging so locking up our bags isn’t a problem. I don’t plan on checking any luggage either. Would a 40-50L backpack be good enough? If anyone has any recommendations, please lmk! I’m hoping I can find something cute but honestly if it’s comfy and practical that outweighs the looks. I’m also a bit of an overpacker and will be testing my limits here! Any tips for saviysoace with liquids would be appreciated. Also, if there’s any day bag recommendations that could double as my personal item that would be great. I’ve been looking at the lovevook 40L or The 45L Vancropak Carry On. I’m also thinking about buying a quick dry, small-ish towel to bring with. A few other inquiries: What should be our food budget? Shopping budget? Is eSIM the way to go and is Airalo truly the most convenient? Any important laws or customs that aren’t easily found by searching Google? Additional Details: We’ll be staying in Tokyo when we arrive for a night, then Takayama for a day, Osaka/Kyoto area for 4 days, Nagoya for a day, and then Tokyo for 4 days. We have lodging figured out and I’m hoping to take a day trip to Nara. Any tips and tricks are appreciated! My friends are taking classes to learn Japanese so we’ll be set in that department. I’ve already done quite a bit of research but any input is helpful! Money saving tips would also be appreciated since we’re all near broke college students who have been working to save for this trip. :D submitted by /u/Grace_369 to r/travel [link] [comments]

Hi everyone, My partner and I will be flying to China soon for 13 days, but I’m still not sure whether to get the unlimited data plan from Holafly (€40 x 2) or the 10GB plan from Airalo (€20 x 2). What would you recommend? We mainly want to use common apps for navigation and maybe check TikTok for restaurant recommendations. We might post on Instagram once or twice as well. Dont want to run out of data. Thanks a lot submitted by /u/Correct_Stock5398 to r/travelchina [link] [comments]

I’m from Europe and I’m going to China soon. I was looking at the Airalo eSIM. I don’t know much about eSIMs, so I’m trying to find a safe and reliable option. Has anyone used Airalo in China? Did it work well, and were you able to access apps like Instagram, Gmail, and Google Maps without issues? I’d really appreciate any advice, tips, or experiences from anyone who’s tried it there. *Edit: Does Yesim work better than Arialo? submitted by /u/Flaky-Climate-2728 to r/chinatravel [link] [comments]

Some say they save hundreds, others claim it’s not much better than roaming fees. submitted by /u/Only_Rest5840 to r/eSIMforTravelers [link] [comments]

Hello! I’m going to japan for a few days and the Philippines, I use my phone a lot especially before bed, eating, scrolling on tiktok on trains etc. so I am on my phone a lot, I was thinking of getting the unlimited data from Holafly but I’ve heard both good and bad reviews so im unsure whether to get airalo or Holafly, would appreciate any input, thanks so much!!! submitted by /u/BrilliantExchange311 to r/eSIMs [link] [comments]

I will be in Korea for 11 days with my wife and 3 girls all under 10. If I understand correctly there is a 10 day eSIM through LGU+ and a 30 day. Since we are there for 11 days I need that extra day should I just get the 30 day? I can’t add just a day at the end when my eSIM expires, correct? Also will just me getting it for my phone and then my wife and kids hotspotting from my phone be okay? I also got a month of surf shark so we can vpn and get our American shows. submitted by /u/Mr_Algorithm to r/koreatravel [link] [comments]

Just got back from a trip where I made the mistake of relying on Airalo for mobile data. Long story short: the eSIM barely worked, support was useless, and their idea of compensation was giving me some “Airmoney” after claiming that 20% of the package had been used — so, no refund. Yes, apparently some signal for a bit of time is enough to void any responsibility. They pocketed $20 and lost a loyal customer who would’ve happily spent much more over time. If you’re traveling and thinking about eSIMs — skip Airalo. There are better, more customer-focused options out there. Happy to share alternatives if anyone’s interested. submitted by /u/Economy-Sherbet-340 to r/Airalo [link] [comments]

Hi all. I had recent fraud on my Airalo account. Airalo basically said the multiple eSIM card purchases made seconds from each other for use in North Africa and the Middle East were consistent with my account usage, and refused to reimburse me for an ESIM that had already been activated. Fortunately the $$ amount of fraud was very small, and I had already cancelled my card and filed a claim with my credit card company. I anticipated Airalo’s response due to a number of red flags even trying to get a hold of them. Subsequent to my experience I started researching similar fraud claims, and discovered fairly frequent reports on Reddit, Trust Pilot, and elsewhere with almost identical stories. Some people are out thousands of dollars! Some are currently traveling so closing their card due to fraud is a major hassle. There are several similar claims that were posted on the r/airalo subreddit just today! Airalo refuses to take responsibility! As convenient as Airalo has been for use in Japan and other countries, I do not trust the security of their app and I will not be using their services in the future. At the very least I would suggest deleting any saved credit card info on file with them. Unlike other apps, Airalo does not require secondary CVV authentication, making it easy for such fraud to be committed. Other individuals have reported that they use randomly generated strong passwords and that Google analytics associated with their Google account used to access Airalo show no remote access to their Airalo account. This with the frequency of similar reports seems to indicate to me that Airalo has been hacked on the backend. submitted by /u/Shon_t to r/JapanTravelTips [link] [comments]

got me some airalo esim data for my remote work n travel, and got a promo code for future discounts, someone will probably find it useful. the code is: VIKEND1967 $5 discount on any airalo plan. Biggest they offer I believe safe travels guys submitted by /u/Hefty_Accountant_827 to r/backpacking [link] [comments]

Just bought some Airalo data esim for my remote work & travel, and got a promo code for future discounts, someone will probably find it useful. the code is: VIKEND1967 $5 discount on all plans. hope its useful to someone Still working perfectly submitted by /u/Hefty_Accountant_827 to r/remotework [link] [comments]

Just got back from a trip to Italy and Spain and wanted to warn fellow travelers about my awful experience with Airalo. TL;DR: Airalo's service was unreliable, customer support was useless, and there are much better options out there. Avoid Airalo at all costs.I bought an Airalo eSIM for my trip, thinking it would be a convenient option. Big mistake. The service worked about half the time, and when it did work, it would constantly disconnect and reconnect. I'd have to toggle airplane mode or restart my phone constantly just to get a signal back. I spent more time trying to get it to function than actually using my phone. When I reached out to customer support, they were no help at all. Just generic troubleshooting steps that didn't solve anything. I wasted so much time trying to get it to work reliably. After days of frustration, I gave up and switched to RoamFlux. Not only was their plan cheaper, but the service was infinitely better. I had a solid connection the entire time, no issues whatsoever. When I asked Airalo for a refund, they initially refused. It wasn't until I mentioned disputing the charge with my bank that they finally agreed to refund me. Bottom line: DO NOT USE AIRALO. There are so many better options out there. I had a great experience with RoamFlux, but do your own research and pick literally any other service. Your trip will be much less stressful without dealing with Airalo's garbage service and support. submitted by /u/Bitter_Bad_6500 to r/Airalo [link] [comments]

I just got back from Japan for a trip (2023-09-19 - 2023-09-26). So, I wanted to compare the two systems that were the most popular. Both phones are Apple iPhone 14 Pro - PROVIDER UNLOCKED. I chose Airalo and installed Ubigi on my wife's. We were constantly together and typically did all usage side by side for the same thing. Both were setup and installed prior to leaving for Japan. Itinerary: Narita to Harumi Tokyo (Harumi, Tsukiji, Ueno) Ueno to Naganoharakusatusuguchi (Limited Express Kusatsu-Shima 1) Round Trip Kusatsu, Gunma Prefecture Ueno to Joso Ibaraki Tsukuba Science City Joso Ibaraki to Mejiro Tokyo (Meijiro, Ikebukuro, Shibuya, Harajuku) Mejiro to Narita Airalo was a constant 4G. Ubigi was a mostly 5G and sometimes LTE. I used the PERSONAL HOTSPOT from both providers, and also had no issues. I didn't use it for watching videos on my iPad but I did use it for looking up information on the bigger screen and using the maps to get a better view of the train lines. Both of the apps were easy enough to use. However, the beginning of the Ubigi started as soon as the eSIM was installed, and Airalo started as soon as you connect in Japan. So, there was that difference. We got the 30 day plans, so there was no worries for our trip. I gotta say, I didn't really have any issues with either systems, we did do the following as soon as we were in the air headed for Tokyo (again iOS): Open the Celluar settings Open the standard provider settings and turning it OFF. "Turn On This Line" Then one by one go through all the applications installed on the phone and turn them OFF in the celluar settings. We kept the standard Apple system and applications turned on (Mail, Messages, Maps...) Obviously, the Airalo and Ubigi apps should also be on. We turned off anything that could STREAM data (Apple Music, Spotify...) The rest is up to you. My wife with these settings having a 10GB/30 Day plan, only used 2 GB. We used maps, messages, and mail every day to map our destinations check our locations and keep in check. She has installed also LINE application for communication with her family in Japan. I will say Messages in iOS was the biggest issue. Since, most of my contacts were using the phone number, those no longer worked. I had to create a connection to my wife using our iCloud email addresses. Once, we connected using email, then we had no issues. So, if you have favorites in Messages that you have been communicating with and they no longer seem to work, then we simply added their email address to the same conversation (creating a group) and then it communicated just fine. Example - My Wife and I thread was: Wife Phone Number (555-5555) to My Phone Number (555-5556) So, we just added "another person" to the thread Wife's iCloud email ([[email protected]](mailto:[email protected])) to my iCloud email ([[email protected]](mailto:[email protected])). Conclusion, while either system seemed to work great, no connection issues, I would chose UBIGI over Airalo in Japan. Only because I want to use the fastest speed available. We would definitely choose eSIM over a WiFi device that you have to hold and charge everyday. I hope this helps someone going over for the first time. ​ submitted by /u/kaedarsho to r/JapanTravel [link] [comments]