Philippines

No Singapore domain is required; you can install it in Taiwan first! Since this SIM card can roam in Taiwan, you can test the installation by enabling data roaming while in Taiwan! Follow the instructions on the website to select the start date, and you'll receive the eSIM in your email. I installed it on the day I left the country, on my way to the airport. After clicking "register eSIM" in the email, I was redirected to the Singtel website. Scanning my passport and face completed the verification process! It took less than a minute! (No need to fill out any forms.) Next, to install the eSIM, make sure you're in a Wi-Fi environment (you can use a family member's or friend's mobile hotspot). Then click "install eSIM" on the webpage. The rest is the standard eSIM installation process on your phone. No special Singtel app is needed; a regular browser will suffice. I was initially hesitant because of the low ratings, but since I had previously bought a physical Singtel SIM card at the airport, I decided to give it a try. I used the 10-day 4G plan, and I didn't encounter any lag issues; it was quite smooth! The price was also very affordable! You can give it a try!

After placing the order, customer service contacted us and explained how to use the Boracay transfer service. We didn't have to worry about anything throughout the trip; it was really convenient. I highly recommend it to anyone planning a trip to Boracay who needs to book a transfer. The price includes all fees, so we didn't need to prepare any change beforehand, which was very convenient.

Overall, the network connection was pretty good. I would probably repurchase if I had the chance.

It worked in Singapore, and I used it in Indonesia without any issues. The price is affordable and the registration process is simple, so I highly recommend it.

I had some trouble with the setup, but the quick response was very helpful. I used it in three countries this time, and I was able to use it without any problems in every country.

Because my English isn't good and I joined a private tour, the explanations weren't very clear, and I didn't understand many things. So, I'm explaining the itinerary here, even though it's been a month. I'm only describing the itinerary based on my vague memory. Of course, since we had a group of seven, the itinerary might not be the same as everyone else's. Because there were parts of the journey without a guide, I'll only describe those parts. I hope this is helpful. The driver sent me a text message the night before last to tell me when we would meet the next day, and also sent me a separate package with my pre-purchased ferry tickets. The internet connection I bought in Cebu wasn't very good; please make sure you buy a good internet connection. I remember we met at the hotel at 7:00 AM that day. The driver took us to the pier, and we got off. Of course, there are many instructions online; you can Google them. From getting into the driver's car to boarding the boat at the pier, there was no tour guide, so we had to board the boat ourselves. Before boarding, we had to pay the pier fee. After paying the pier fee, we could go in to exchange our tickets and wait in the cabin. Pay attention to which boarding gate you are waiting in. You can check your ticket against the waiting sign. There are some stalls selling food in the cabin waiting area. I recommend taking seasickness medication. Although the waves weren't big, I still heard people vomiting. After a nap, we arrived at the pier in Bohol. After exiting the pier, the tour guide will be waiting outside with a piece of paper with your name on it. After recognizing him, he will take you to the bus. Then he will get on the bus, and the Bohol itinerary will begin. Except for the Chocolate Hills, which requires climbing to the top, which is more strenuous for the elderly, so the elderly said... He didn't want to go up, but that part was okay because the tour guide said he would accompany him. There were also cafes and shops at the foot of the mountain where the elderly could browse. The rest of the journey was quite suitable for seniors. I think this part of the Bohol Island itinerary was relatively worry-free because the tour guide would accompany you until the end of the tour and take you to the pier building. However, when you are taken back to the pier building, there is a convenience store next to the pier building. Please make sure to buy your things before entering the pier building, because there is a security check inside the pier building. The convenience store inside the pier is the same one, but if you go to the convenience store from the pier side, you can't go out through the same door you entered. You have to go out through another door, which means you have to leave the pier building again and go through security again. It's a real waste of time. Our ferry was delayed that day, but thankfully, the driver was still waiting for us. After leaving the pier, find the person holding a sign with my name on it and recognize them. That's the driver who will take you back to the hotel.

The connection speed is pretty good most of the time, but if you want to post photos and videos of Liangliang, remember to buy more storage space to avoid lag. The 24-hour calculation method is fair, and it's great that you don't have to worry about internet access.

You made our trip hassle free by booking online, and thankful for the discounts we got instead of regular rate.