Why you need
an eSIM in China.
China's networks sit behind a firewall. Services like Google Search, Gmail, WhatsApp, Instagram and Google Maps do not work on ordinary mainland Wi-Fi or SIM cards unless you roam or use a VPN. A travel eSIM solves this simply: your data routes through an international carrier, so the apps you already use keep working from the moment you land.
How it works
- Choose a plan
Tell us your travel dates and expected data use. We recommend an allowance and confirm the final price.
- Receive a QR code
We send your eSIM QR code before you fly. Install it in a minute — no physical card to collect at the airport.
- Scan and switch on
Scan the QR code in your phone's settings, enable data roaming for the eSIM, and you are connected on arrival.
What's included
A data-only eSIM covering mainland China. Typical plans start around 10 GB for 30 days. Allowance, validity and network will be confirmed in your quote.