Best options for making cheap calls/text when overseas?

[encryptededdy]

apparently using a secondary e/SIM for Wi-Fi calling with your primary is only possible if the secondary is not roaming, so likely local to its location - how are you going with it?

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One of the reasons I use the Ubigi eSIM is that it doesn't show as roaming, unlike some of the other cheaper eSIM options.

 

[serfty]

Have two weeks coming up in Singapore/Malaysia/Thailand and this looks like it'll do. AUD10 for 14 days of 3G Malaysia/Thailand/Australia(!?), 100GB in Singapore.

Also has 30 minutes of IDD.

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Flexiroam has an Asian product for USD11.

 

[SYD]

Have two weeks coming up in Singapore/Malaysia/Thailand and this looks like it'll do. AUD10 for 14 days of 3G Malaysia/Thailand/Australia(!?), 100GB in Singapore.

Also has 30 minutes of IDD.

Best 5G/4G Singapore SIM Card (Physical / eSIM) | Option for Transport Card by Singtel - Airport/City Pick-up in Singapore | Pelago

Stay connected during your Singapore visit with high-speed internet by using the Singtel hi!Tourist Prepaid SIM card. Browse essential information, contact

www.pelago.com

Flexiroam has an Asian product for USD11.

Yes, the Singtel Tourists SIMs are really good value. Especially the regional roaming. They even roam back in Oz if you haven’t used up the allowance! Just need to be in SIN first to setup.

I posted up thread (or maybe in the eSIM thread) that they now have an eSIM version. Which presumably doesn’t come with built in MRT card that the physical SIM has but with contactless payment now, that’s probably less useful?

 

[serfty]

I posted up thread (or maybe in the eSIM thread) that they now have an eSIM version. Which presumably doesn’t come with built in MRT card that the physical SIM has but with contactless payment now, that’s probably less useful?

The one with a MRT card is plated at SGD15 but is likely cheaper through Pelago.

They have an eSIM version - maybe the same price but I didn't delve.

 

[qaz]

dual SIM phone

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