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Central Asia eSIM
3 countries on one eSIM
- Delivered in minutes
- No ID needed
- No roaming fees
- Fast 5G/4G
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Plan starts: When you connect in Central Asia
eSIM details
- Coverage
- 3 countries, one eSIMSwitches networks at each border by itself · See all 3
- Networks
- Beeline 4G/5G
- Hotspot
- Supported
- Plan type
- Data onlyCall and text over WhatsApp, iMessage or FaceTime.
- Delivery
- By email, in minutes
3 countries on one eSIM
KazakhstanBeeline
KyrgyzstanBeeline
UzbekistanBeeline
About the Central Asia eSIM
One eSIM covers 3 countries and switches networks at each border by itself, on Beeline.
Data only, with no local phone number: use WhatsApp, iMessage or FaceTime for calls. Delivered by email in minutes, so you can install it before you fly. Your plan starts when you connect in Central Asia.
How it works
- Buy and get it by emailThe QR code arrives in about two minutes.
- Scan the QR codeInstall it on Wi-Fi a day or two before you fly. It starts when you connect in Central Asia.
- Land and switch onTurn the eSIM on and enable data roaming. You're online on the local network.
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Central Asia eSIM questions
How much does the Central Asia eSIM cost?
Data plans start at $9.95 for 3GB over 7 days, and 10GB for 30 days is $22.95. Prices are in AUD, with no roaming charges on top.
How much data do I need in Central Asia?
Most travellers use about 1GB a day with maps, messaging and some social media, so 10GB ($22.95) covers a week. Just maps and messages? 3GB ($9.95) is enough for a week. Streaming or a laptop hotspot? Pick 50GB ($79.95). See how much data each app uses.
Which countries does the Central Asia eSIM cover?
3 countries: Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan. See the full list.
Does it switch networks when I cross a border?
Yes. Your phone joins a local network in each country by itself, usually within a few minutes of crossing. One plan covers all 3 countries, so your data and days carry on. If it doesn't connect, turn Airplane mode on and off.
Does it work on the Silk Road in Uzbekistan?
Yes in Tashkent, Samarkand, Bukhara and Khiva, and on most of the fast train. In the desert between the cities it gets patchy.
Does it work in the Kyrgyz mountains?
In Bishkek, Karakol and the towns, yes. At yurt camps like Song-Kul there's little or none.
Which taxi app works in Central Asia?
Yandex Go, in Tashkent, Almaty, Astana and Bishkek. The app shows the price first, so there's no haggling.
Does it work in Tajikistan or on the Pamir Highway?
No. Only Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan are covered.
When does my Central Asia plan start?
When the eSIM first connects to a network in Central Asia. Install it on Wi-Fi a day or two before you fly: the days don't start counting until you land.
Can I use the Central Asia eSIM as a hotspot?
Yes. Every Central Asia plan can share its data with a laptop, a tablet or a travel partner's phone. Anything you share comes off the same plan.
Does the Central Asia eSIM include calls and texts?
No, it's data only, with no local number. Call and text over WhatsApp, iMessage or FaceTime. Your Australian number stays on your phone, so texts like bank codes still arrive.
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