Laos eSIM from $4 — get connected as soon as you land

You can order your Laos eSIM online and pay securely through our payment provider, Stripe. Once your order is confirmed, we’ll email you the eSIM QR code and installation details within minutes.

We offer a 100% satisfaction guarantee. If you face any issue with your eSIM that we cannot resolve, we will refund you.

If our standard eSIM packages do not suit your needs, contact us through the form and we can create a custom plan just for you.

Our payment provider, Stripe, supports several card brands, from large global networks like Visa and Mastercard to local networks like Cartes Bancaires in France or Interac in Canada. Stripe also support Google Pay, WeChat Pay, and Apple Pay.

We also support Paypal.

Our commitment is to deliver your Laos eSIM QR code before you arrive, so you can activate it the moment you land.

You can purchase your eSIM months before your trip or even at the last minute. In most cases, we process orders within minutes, but it can take up to a few hours during busy periods.

Need your eSIM urgently? Contact us through the form and we’ll prioritize your request.

We deliver your Laos eSIM QR code by email within a few hours of payment. Orders are processed manually to ensure your eSIM is registered and ready to use.

Need it urgently? Contact us through the form and we’ll do our best to prioritize your order.

Our Laos Tourist eSIM works with most recent, eSIM-compatible and unlocked smartphones. If your device supports eSIM, you can simply scan our QR code to install it.

Not sure if your phone is compatible? Check your phone’s settings for an option to “Add eSIM” or “Add mobile plan,” or consult our guide How to use my phone in Laos.

Once your order is confirmed, we’ll email your Laos eSIM QR code and activation details before your arrival. There’s nothing to pick up — simply scan the QR code, turn on data roaming, and you’re connected the moment you land.

Yes, we can provide pre-activated and registered eSIMs in bulk. Just contact us through the form for a discount offer.

Most mini-marts in Laos sell mobile top-ups. If you want us to remotely top up and activate a package for you, it is also possible. Feel free to contact us through the form.

We cannot guarantee that our eSIM will work in every single place in Laos, especially in caves or on the top of mountains :-). But we have partnered with Unitel, the mobile operator with the best coverage in Laos. If you are interested to buy a second (physical) SIM from a different provider, contact us through the form.

We selected Unitel as our eSIM card provider. Unitel is the market leader in Lao PDR and provides very good coverage in rural areas. If you like to order a physical SIM Card from Lao Telecom, ETL, TPLUS or Best Telecom, please contact us directly, and we will arrange it for you.

Our eSIM cards are prepaid eSIM’s freshly registered and will support the network capabilities available in your coverage area. In Laos, 2G, 3G and 4G networks are available. In the main cities, you can enjoy High-Speed 4G. 5G network is available, but the coverage is extremely scarce.

If you like a special package, please contact us, and we will generate a custom order for you. Take note special packages are only available for physical SIMs

If your trip in Laos does not last more than three months, you do not have to worry about the SIM validity. It will work for the length of your trip, no matter the package you go for.
If you wish to continue using Internet after your package is expired, you can simply top up and activate a new package.
If you intend to stay more than three months in Laos, it is recommended to top up your SIM every three months, so the mobile operator does not recycle the SIM.

Yes, you can definitely use roaming in Laos. However, please check with your home telco about the cost for your roaming service to Laos. If you come from the ASEAN region, you may be able to get an attractive roaming package. However, if you travel from Europe or the US, it is likely that roaming will be extremely expensive for you.

Plus, the roaming performance is a hit-and-miss depending on the network you roam into.

Finally, using roaming means you will not benefit from a local number, which can be an issue if you wish to use popular apps such as Loca (local ridehailing service similar to Grab or Uber) or if you like to book a train ticket online.