EastESIM strategically partners with top-tier local carriers across Asia to ensure you get the best possible connection. For instance, in Thailand, you might connect to AIS or TrueMove H; in Japan, it could be Docomo or SoftBank; and in South Korea, expect SK Telecom or KT. Our goal is to provide reliable 4G/LTE, and often 5G, speeds by leveraging the strongest networks in each region. We select partners known for their extensive reach, even in popular tourist destinations like Bali or Phuket.
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Updated April 22, 2026
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