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Mainland China, Hong Kong, Macau

Your eSIM for China, Hong Kong and Macau, Google included

One Asia plan covers all three, and it sends your data through Hong Kong. So in Shanghai, WhatsApp and Google Maps load just like they do in Hong Kong.

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Hong Kong, Macau and mainland China on a single eSIM
3Hong Kong, Macau and mainland China on a single eSIM
your data's exit point, confirmed with our supplier on 21 Sep 2026
Hong Kongyour data's exit point, confirmed with our supplier on 21 Sep 2026
needed on the mainland for Google, WhatsApp and Instagram
No VPNneeded on the mainland for Google, WhatsApp and Instagram

🌍Asia eSIM plans

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1 GB

30 days

$5.99 $5.99/GB

3 GB

30 days −22%

$13.99 $4.69/GB

5 GB

30 days −33%

$19.99 $3.99/GB

10 GB

Popular

30 days −47%

$31.49 $3.19/GB

20 GB

90 days −55%

$53.49 $2.69/GB

50 GB

Best value

180 days −65%

$105.99 $2.09/GB

Also for this trip

Stay online across the border

Shenzhen into Hong Kong, Zhuhai into Macau: one eSIM keeps going.

Google on the mainland

The data exits in Hong Kong, which puts it outside the mainland's filter.

Mobile payments

Link Alipay or WeChat Pay before the flight. Your regular number stays on the phone, so verification texts still reach you.

Three small steps, then you are off

  1. 1

    Choose a destination

    Look up a country or a region. Prices appear in your own currency.

  2. 2

    Install it at home

    Scan the QR code before you leave. Nothing to swap, no SIM tray.

  3. 3

    Switch on when you land

    Turn the eSIM on after landing and you are online. Your usual number stays in the phone for calls and messages.

Good to know

Can one eSIM cover China and Hong Kong?
It can. Our Asia plan includes Hong Kong, Macau and mainland China on one eSIM.
Will I need a VPN in China with this?
No, Google, WhatsApp and Instagram work on the eSIM's data because it exits in Hong Kong. Hotel Wi-Fi blocks them again.
Can I use ChatGPT?
No. The data exits in Hong Kong, and OpenAI does not serve Hong Kong.

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