You’ll land in Indonesia ready to connect—just scan your eSIM QR code and go. No searching for SIM shops or worrying about roaming fees. Use high-speed data across cities and islands, get help from remote support if needed, and enjoy the freedom to explore without digital hiccups.
Landing in Jakarta after a long flight, I fumbled with my bag trying to find the printed QR code—felt a bit silly but honestly, it was worth it. Just scanned it at the airport café (the coffee smelled burnt, but the WiFi worked), and within minutes my phone lit up with a local signal. No chasing SIM card kiosks or haggling over prices. The eSIM just… worked. Kind of wild how easy it felt after all those years swapping tiny plastic cards on sticky counters.
I’d set up my Indonesia eSIM right before leaving home—got the email almost instantly after booking. The setup was simple enough that even I didn’t mess it up (though I did have to double-check if my phone supported eSIM; turns out not all do). Our driver in Yogyakarta grinned when he saw me video-calling family from the back seat. “No roaming charges?” he asked, and I laughed because yeah, finally none of that nonsense. The 4G/5G data speed was fast enough for maps and food reviews, which saved us more than once when we wandered off looking for sate stalls in the rain.
One tip: activate your plan as soon as you land, not before—you need internet to get started anyway. And keep that QR code handy (I printed mine like they suggested, just in case my inbox vanished). There’s a weird comfort in knowing you won’t get stranded offline if plans change or trains run late—which they did. By the time we hit Bali’s beaches, I’d stopped thinking about connectivity altogether. That’s probably the best part.
Your eSIM is sent by email after booking—just scan the QR code to activate.
Yes, you get 4G/5G data coverage throughout Indonesia’s main cities and regions.
Setup usually takes just a few minutes once you scan your QR code with internet access.
It’s recommended to print it as backup in case you can’t access your email when you arrive.
Your connection will switch to 3G speeds after you use up your high-speed data allowance.
The eSIM offers local rates and saves time compared to buying physical SIMs on arrival.
You’ll need an unlocked device that supports eSIM technology—check before booking.
You should set up on your departure day but only activate once you land using internet access.
Your booking includes mobile data access for your chosen duration—from 3 to 30 days—delivered straight to your email as an eSIM QR code, plus remote customer service if anything goes sideways along the way.
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