New Countries and Regions Added to Our eSIM Destination Guides

Last updated: June 2026

When you head somewhere new, it's natural to wonder: will my phone work when I land, and which eSIM should I pick? To make it easier to find the right eSIM for where you're going, Bloomy has added new countries and regions to our destination guides. The short answer: if you already know your destination, the simplest way to choose is to pick the country on our comparison page, then choose a data amount that fits your trip length and how you use your phone. Below, we cover what's new and share a few easy tips for choosing an eSIM for your destination.

Newly added countries and regions

We're gradually building out guides for areas we hadn't covered before. This update adds a selection of destinations across Southeast and South Asia, Europe and the Nordics, and the Middle East and beyond. Examples include Cambodia and Nepal, the Czech Republic and Croatia, Nordic countries such as Sweden and Finland, and Morocco. Rather than adding everything at once, we're expanding the list step by step.

Each guide can be read alongside the plans available for that country or region. On our comparison page, you can search for plans by destination name, so it's a good starting point when you know where you're going but aren't sure where to begin.

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Why destination guides are helpful

Even when two people visit the same place, their reasons and length of stay can differ widely: a vacation, a business trip, studying abroad, or a longer stay. Having separate guides for each country or region makes it easier to see how people typically use their phones there and roughly how much data is comfortable to plan for.

When you're visiting a country for the first time, it can be hard to picture what mobile connectivity will be like. Skimming the guide for your destination beforehand helps you sort out what to prepare before you leave, so you're less likely to scramble after you arrive.

3 things to check when choosing an eSIM for your destination

When browsing our destination guides or the comparison page, keeping these three points in mind makes the choice easier.

1. Country or region (where you'll use it)

First, make sure the plan covers your destination. Selecting a country on the comparison page narrows the list to plans that work there. If your itinerary spans several countries, it's worth checking whether a regional plan can cover them all in one go.

2. Data amount (how much you'll use)

How much data you need depends on how you use your phone. The table below is only a general guide (actual usage varies depending on your apps and habits).

Typical usage	Approximate data per day
Light: maps, social media and messaging	About 0.3–0.5GB
Moderate: lots of searching, browsing and photo sharing	About 0.5–1GB
Heavy: regular video streaming or video calls	Plan for 1GB or more

If you're staying longer or watch a lot of video, a plan with extra data or an unlimited-type plan may be a better fit. If you'd rather not keep track of your data, our unlimited eSIM is also worth a look. (Unlimited plans may still come with terms such as a fair use policy or reduced speeds after a certain level of use. Please check the full terms before you buy.)

3. Duration (when you'll use it)

Choose a plan whose validity matches your stay. Running out of days abroad can be stressful, so it's a good idea to include travel days and a little buffer.

Is it right for you? Who it suits, and who should check first

To be upfront, an eSIM isn't the perfect fit for everyone. Here's a quick way to tell.

A good fit if you…	Check first if you…
Have an eSIM-compatible phone	Use a phone that doesn't support eSIM
Mainly use data (maps, social media, in-app calls)	Need a local phone number for calls or SMS
Know your destination and want simple prep	Change destinations often, making coverage hard to predict

Before you buy, check whether your phone supports eSIM on our compatible devices page.

What to know about data-only eSIMs

If you need a local number for calls or SMS verification, consider another option alongside your eSIM, such as keeping your home-country SIM active or using a plan that includes a number. Whether you need a number or SMS depends on the person, so it helps to think through what you'll actually need before you leave.

Also note that connection speed and quality can vary depending on the local network, your device and your location.

Still not sure which to choose?

Available plans and prices vary by country, region and data amount, and may change. Please check the comparison page for the latest details at the time of purchase.

How to use it, and what's next

There's nothing special you need to do: just search by country name on the comparison page. Please note that available plans, prices and terms may differ by country or region and are subject to change. Check the latest information on the comparison page before you buy (as of June 2026).

We'll keep expanding our destination guides to make it easier to find the right plan for wherever you're headed. If you're unsure about setup, see our setup guide, and if you can't connect once you arrive, take a look at troubleshooting tips.

Summary

We've added a selection of countries and regions across Southeast and South Asia, Europe and the Nordics, and the Middle East and beyond to our destination guides. If you already know where you're going, the easiest approach is to pick the country on the comparison page, then choose a data amount that fits your trip length and usage. As a first step, explore your destination on the comparison page or browse our eSIM guide articles. We hope this helps you prepare with a little more confidence, even for a country you've never visited before.