Check that your phone supports eSIM before booking. Dial *#06# and if an EID appears, your phone can use an eSIM. Carrier locked phones are not supported.
Yes, you can conveniently purchase the Vietnam eSIM online before your trip so that you are fully prepared upon arrival. You can complete your reservation through KKday to enjoy a seamless purchasing experience with immediate digital delivery, allowing you to secure your connectivity plan ahead of time without needing to visit a physical store.
To install the Vietnam eSIM, you will receive a QR code via email after completing your purchase. Simply go to your smartphone settings, select cellular or mobile data, choose add eSIM or cellular plan, and scan the QR code to complete the installation profile on your compatible device before or upon arrival in Vietnam.
The Vietnam eSIM offers flexible plan durations ranging from 3 to 30 days. You can select the specific number of days that best matches your exact travel schedule and itinerary length while exploring destinations across Vietnam such as Da Nang, Nha Trang, and Phu Quoc.
Yes, the Vietnam eSIM includes a local Vietnamese phone number that supports incoming calls while you are traveling in Vietnam. This allows local contacts or services to reach you easily by phone during your stay.
The Vietnam eSIM operates on the reliable local Vinaphone network. This ensures stable coverage across major travel destinations throughout Vietnam, including popular areas like Da Nang, Nha Trang, and Phu Quoc.
The Vietnam eSIM is compatible with most modern smartphones that support eSIM technology, including recent iPhone models and unlocked US cell phones. However, your device must be carrier-unlocked and eSIM-compatible before you attempt to install and activate the digital SIM profile.
The Vietnam eSIM provides unlimited data service over the local Vinaphone network, allowing tourists to browse the internet, use navigation maps, stream media, and stay connected online throughout their entire trip without worrying about data caps.
The primary limitation of an eSIM is that your smartphone must be carrier-unlocked and specifically support eSIM technology. Additionally, once the QR code is scanned and installed on a device, it typically cannot be transferred to another phone, and the included phone number only supports incoming calls.