Singapore eSIM plans from $1.99
Affordable connectivity for every adventure to Singapore.
Singapore eSIM data from NZD $1.99, sized for a Changi stopover, a week in the city or a trip on into Malaysia. Install it at home and land ready to go.
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An eSIM for Singapore, Built Around Stopovers
An eSIM for Singapore is a prepaid data plan that lives on your phone, so you skip the Singapore SIM card counter at Changi. It connects through international roaming partners to Singapore's main networks, and your home SIM stays active for calls and texts.
For a lot of travellers, Singapore is two or three days on the way to somewhere else, and the plans reflect that. Short, week-long stopover plans sit at the heart of the range, with day passes for layovers and month-long options for anyone staying put. Continuing to Malaysia or Indonesia? Regional Southeast Asia plans take in those borders too.
You pay once, upfront, so you only buy the data you'll use and avoid daily roaming fees from your home carrier. Your EscapeSIM dashboard shows what's left, and a low-data alert arrives before you run out.
Singapore eSIM Coverage on Singtel, M1 and Simba
Your Singapore eSIM connects to major local networks: Singtel Singapore, M1 Singapore or Simba Singapore, depending on the plan. Your phone automatically connects to available supported partner networks, and data is reliable around Marina Bay Sands, Chinatown and the shopping districts, including MRT stations and trains.
Coverage is at its most variable in the green spaces. The Southern Ridges and Sentosa Island are generally fine, but signal can thin out under the canopy on the MacRitchie Reservoir TreeTop Walk and on the quieter tracks of Pulau Ubin. Save your trail map before you set off.
A Singapore-only plan stops at the Causeway. If you're heading over to Johor Bahru for the day, pick a regional plan that includes Malaysia. Any trouble connecting, 24/7 support is a message away.
Check your remaining data in the dashboard before a long day at Universal Studios Singapore or a flight onward.
An alert arrives before you run low, so Grab and maps don't cut out halfway across town.
Staying longer than planned? Add data to the same eSIM on plans that support top-ups.
Your home SIM keeps receiving calls and texts, including bank codes, while the eSIM handles your travel data.
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 Singapore eSIM
Stopover Plans That Fit
A two-night Singapore stopover doesn't need a month of data. Seven-day plans in 1 GB, 3 GB and 5 GB sizes match the time you're actually there.
A 1 GB plan covers maps, messaging and checking your onward flight on light use. Choose 3 GB or 5 GB if you'll be posting photos from Gardens by the Bay or video calling home.
Because the plans are small and short, you're not paying for data you'll leave unused when you fly on.
Unlimited Data for Busy Days
If you stream, upload a lot of video or share your connection with family, an unlimited plan saves you from watching the meter. Singapore plans include unlimited-data options.
The one-day unlimited pass suits a long layover with a trip into the city, or a single heavy day at Sentosa.
Unlimited Singapore plans sit alongside the fixed-data range and last up to 30 days.
Longer Stays in the City
Business trips, study and longer visits need data that lasts. 3 GB plans run for 15 days or 30 days, and fixed Singapore plans go up to 50 GB.
A 30-day plan suits a work posting where you're mostly on office and hotel Wi-Fi but need maps and messaging in between.
If your usage climbs, top up on supported plans rather than starting a new eSIM.
One eSIM for Singapore and Beyond
Many Singapore trips continue into Malaysia, Indonesia or further around Southeast Asia. Regional plans cover Singapore with its neighbours, so you don't need a new eSIM at each border.
Southeast Asia plans include unlimited-data options as well as fixed sizes, with validity from one to 30 days.
Your phone automatically connects to available supported partner networks as you cross into each covered country.
Who Our Singapore eSIM Suits
Break up a long-haul flight with two nights in the city, a hawker centre dinner and Marina Bay at night, on a seven-day plan.
Use ride wait times and digital tickets at Universal Studios Singapore and Adventure Cove Waterpark without rationing data.
Take calls between meetings and work from JustCo or the Working Capitol, on a plan sized to the length of the trip.
Head into Bukit Timah Nature Reserve or out to Pulau Ubin with a saved map for the spots where signal fades.
Singapore eSIM Questions
Yes. Any traveller with an eSIM-compatible, carrier-unlocked phone can use a Singapore eSIM for mobile data. Recent iPhone, Samsung Galaxy and Google Pixel models support eSIM. It runs on Singtel, M1 or Simba depending on the plan, and your home SIM stays on for calls and texts.
Match it to your stay. A seven-day 1 GB to 5 GB plan suits a stopover, the one-day unlimited pass covers a layover with a trip into town, and 15-day or 30-day plans fit longer visits. If you're also visiting Malaysia or Indonesia, a regional plan covers them together.
Maps, messaging, browsing and some social media come to roughly 0.5 GB a day, so a three-day stopover fits a 3 GB plan with some to spare. 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.
Not for data. A Singapore eSIM is bought online and installed on your phone before you fly, so you can skip the airport counter and get online as soon as you land. A physical SIM only makes sense if your phone doesn't support eSIM.
No. These are data-only plans without a Singapore phone number. Your home SIM stays active, so you keep your usual number for calls and texts. To call people in Singapore, use internet calling in apps like WhatsApp over your eSIM data.
For most trips, yes. Home carrier roaming usually charges a daily fee, while a prepaid Singapore eSIM is one upfront cost for your travel data. Switch your data to the eSIM on arrival and keep your Australian number active for calls and texts.
A Singapore-only plan works only in Singapore. For travel on to Malaysia, Thailand or elsewhere in Southeast Asia, choose a regional plan that lists every country on your route. Your phone automatically connects to available supported partner networks in each one.
It depends on how long you're staying and where you go next. A seven-day plan fits a stopover, unlimited suits heavy use, and a regional plan makes sense if Singapore is one stop of several. Every plan is prepaid, with a usage dashboard and 24/7 support.