It depends on the specific SouthESIM plan you choose. If you've selected a plan designed for a single country, like Chile, your connection will typically stop once you cross the border into Peru or Bolivia. For travelers planning a multi-country adventure across South America, say from Santiago to La Paz and then to Machu Picchu, we highly recommend our regional bundles. These bundles are perfect for seamless travel across multiple nations without needing to switch plans.
Is my SouthESIM plan for <strong>Chile</strong> also valid if I travel to neighboring <strong>Peru</strong> or <strong>Bolivia</strong>?
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