Indonesia eSIM plans from £1.59
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Land in Bali with data ready on your phone. Prepaid Indonesia plans from GBP £1.59, including unlimited data for longer island trips.
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An Indonesia eSIM for Bali Holidays and Island Trips
An Indonesia eSIM is prepaid travel data that lives on your phone, so you can order a Gojek or Grab, find your villa and message home as soon as you land in Bali. It's a travel eSIM rather than a local SIM, and it connects to Indonesian partner networks when you arrive.
The range is built around how people actually travel here. Indonesia-only plans come in sizes from 3 GB to 30 GB or with unlimited data, valid from one day to 30 days, so a week by the pool at Nusa Dua Beach and a month of remote work both have a fit. Each unlimited plan lists its conditions on its product page.
You pay once, upfront, which keeps your data spend fixed and helps you avoid daily roaming fees from your home carrier. Your usual SIM stays in the phone for calls and texts, and 24/7 support is there if anything won't connect.
Indonesia eSIM Coverage and Partner Networks
Your phone automatically connects to available supported partner networks for your plan: PT Telekomunikasi Selular (Telkomsel), PT Indosat Tbk or PT Excelcom Indonesia. Around Kuta Beach and Bali's main resort areas, and in Jakarta, Surabaya and Bandung, you can expect reliable data for maps, ride-hailing and video calls.
Coverage gets patchier as you head east. Boats out to the Gili Islands and around Komodo National Park can lose signal between islands, and on the Mount Rinjani Trek you should expect long stretches without data. Save maps, boat tickets and hotel details before you set off.
Volcano trips are similar, with signal in the villages but gaps on the pre-dawn climb at Mount Bromo. Carrying on to Singapore or Thailand? A regional plan keeps Indonesia and its neighbours on one eSIM.
See how much data is left before a sunset trip to Tanah Lot, then decide whether you need more for the rest of the week.
Get a warning before a 3 GB plan runs short, and add more data in a few taps where your plan supports top-ups.
Passing through Bali on a stopover? An unlimited Indonesia day pass covers a single day without paying for a whole week.
Your home SIM stays active for calls and texts, while the Indonesia eSIM handles WhatsApp, Gojek and maps.
How it works
Pick a country or region and a data size.
Your QR code and install link arrive in minutes.
On Wi-Fi, before you leave. Takes two minutes.
Data switches on when you arrive. Your home SIM keeps working.
Why Travellers Choose Our Indonesia eSIM
Unlimited Data for a Bali Holiday
A week in Bali means maps, ride-hailing, beach club bookings and a lot of photos. Unlimited Indonesia plans last anywhere between one day and 30 days, and you can stop counting megabytes.
Heavy users get the most from unlimited, since an hour of streaming or a nightly video call home eats roughly a gigabyte.
Every unlimited plan sets out its own conditions on its product page, so read those before you buy.
Small Plans for Short Stays
Not every trip needs unlimited data. A 3 GB Indonesia plan valid for seven or 15 days covers maps and messaging on a short business trip or a long weekend.
Fixed plans also come in larger sizes up to 30 GB if you prefer a set allowance for a longer trip.
Running low partway through? Top up where your plan supports it rather than buying a second eSIM.
Room to Explore Beyond Bali
Indonesia is far bigger than one island. Many travellers add a few days at Borobudur Temple and Prambanan Temple, or head north to Lake Toba.
Longer trips need longer validity. Asia plans that include Indonesia last up to 60 days, with sizes from 1 GB to 60 GB.
Staying a month or more? A regional plan with 300 GB over 30 days covers Indonesia and four other countries.
A Better Fit Than Home Roaming
Australians heading to Bali often pay a daily roaming fee to their home carrier. A prepaid Indonesia eSIM swaps that for one upfront cost for your data.
Turn off data roaming on your home SIM and let the eSIM carry your data, while you can still receive calls and texts on your usual number.
If Bali is one stop on a longer route, Southeast Asia plans cover Indonesia with four neighbouring countries, including unlimited options.
Who Our Indonesia eSIM Suits
Book rides, find a table at Locavore and share photos from your villa on an unlimited plan, with no data rationing between devices.
Join calls from GoWork or UnionSPACE, then keep working on mobile data with an allowance sized for a long stay.
Carry offline maps on the Ijen Crater Hike and use data to sort transfers in the villages, where the signal is easier to find.
Use maps and ticket apps at Dunia Fantasi or Trans Studio Bandung without hunting for Wi-Fi between rides.
Indonesia eSIM Questions
Yes. An Indonesia eSIM works in Bali on supported partner networks, with reliable data in the main resort areas and towns. Signal can thin in the island's mountainous interior and on boats to nearby islands, so download offline maps before day trips. Your phone connects automatically once data roaming is on.
Base it on trip length and how much you stream. A 3 GB plan for seven or 15 days suits a short stay with light use, while unlimited Indonesia plans suit a Bali holiday with lots of photos, video and calls. A one-day unlimited pass fits a stopover, and Southeast Asia plans suit trips that cross borders.
Maps, messaging, browsing and some social media come to roughly 0.5 GB a day, so a 3 GB plan covers about six days of light use. Video streaming and video calls use about 1 GB per hour, so go bigger or unlimited if you do either. You can track usage in your EscapeSIM dashboard.
No. These are data-only plans without an Indonesian phone number. Your home SIM stays active, so you keep your usual number for calls and texts. To reach drivers, villas and tour operators, use WhatsApp calls and messages over your eSIM data, which is how most of them prefer to talk anyway.
For most trips, yes. Australian carriers usually charge a daily roaming fee in Indonesia, while a prepaid Indonesia eSIM is one upfront cost for your travel data. Install it before you fly, switch your data to the eSIM when you land in Bali, and keep your Australian number active for calls and texts.
An eSIM bought before you go is usually simpler. You install it at home, skip the arrivals-hall SIM counters and have data as soon as you land, ready to book a ride to your hotel. Your physical home SIM stays in the phone, so nothing needs swapping or storing.
Yes, with a regional plan. Indonesia-only plans work only in Indonesia, but Southeast Asia plans cover five countries and Asia plans cover more. Your phone automatically connects to available supported partner networks in each country on your plan, so there is no second eSIM to install at the border.
It depends on your trip. Heavy users on a Bali holiday do well with unlimited Indonesia data, a 3 GB plan fits a short visit, a day pass covers a stopover and a regional plan suits a multi-country route. Every plan is prepaid, with a usage dashboard, low-data alerts and 24/7 support.