# Asia (12 areas) eSIM: one plan for 12 countries

> Asia (12 areas) eSIM for 12 countries from $2.46, including Cambodia, China and Hong Kong SAR China. One QR code, no ID, keep your home number.

Source: https://linkpals.store/esim/asia-12-areas · Updated 2026-11-07

An Asia (12 areas) eSIM keeps you online across 12 countries on a single plan, from $2.46, including Cambodia, China, Hong Kong SAR China, Indonesia and Japan. Buy online with no ID, install before you fly, and keep your home number on.

## Asia (12 areas) eSIM plans

One eSIM works across every country listed below, so you can cross borders without switching SIMs. Prices are in US dollars and you pay once.

- 500 MB/day, 1 days (Asia (12 areas)): $2.46
- 1 GB/day, 1 days (Asia (12 areas)): $3.56
- 1 GB, 7 days (Asia (12 areas)): $3.64
- 2 GB/day, 1 days (Asia (12 areas)): $5.92
- 3 GB/day, 1 days (Asia (12 areas)): $8.52
- 3 GB, 15 days (Asia (12 areas)): $8.59
- 3 GB, 30 days (Asia (12 areas)): $8.74
- 5 GB, 30 days (Asia (12 areas)): $12.06
- 10 GB, 30 days (Asia (12 areas)): $20.04
- 20 GB, 30 days (Asia (12 areas)): $33.62

## 12 countries on one Asia (12 areas) eSIM

- [Cambodia](https://linkpals.store/esim/cambodia)
- [China](https://linkpals.store/esim/china)
- [Hong Kong SAR China](https://linkpals.store/esim/hong-kong-sar-china)
- [Indonesia](https://linkpals.store/esim/indonesia)
- [Japan](https://linkpals.store/esim/japan)
- [Macao SAR China](https://linkpals.store/esim/macao-sar-china)
- [Malaysia](https://linkpals.store/esim/malaysia)
- [Singapore](https://linkpals.store/esim/singapore)
- [South Korea](https://linkpals.store/esim/south-korea)
- [Taiwan](https://linkpals.store/esim/taiwan)
- [Thailand](https://linkpals.store/esim/thailand)
- [Vietnam](https://linkpals.store/esim/vietnam)

## Networks by country

| Country | Networks |
| --- | --- |
| Cambodia | Metfone (4G) |
| China mainland | China Unicom (5G) |
| Hong Kong (China) | csl (4G) |
| Indonesia | Telkomsel (5G) |
| Japan | KDDI/au (5G) |
| Macao (China) | CTM (5G) |
| Malaysia | Maxis (5G), CelcomDigi (5G), U Mobile (5G) |
| Singapore | M1 (5G), SingTel (5G) |
| South Korea | SKTelecom (5G) |
| Taiwan (China) | Chunghwa (5G) |
| Thailand | DTAC (5G), TrueMove H (5G) |
| Vietnam | MobiFone (4G), Viettel Mobile (5G), Vietnamobile (4G) |

## When to choose an Asia (12 areas) eSIM

- **You're visiting two or more countries** on the list. One eSIM covers the whole route.
- **You cross borders by road or rail**, where switching SIMs at each border is a hassle.
- **You want one QR code and one top-up** instead of several small plans.
- **You're only in one country?** A single-country plan is usually cheaper. Tap the country below to compare.

An Asia (12 areas) eSIM uses the same partner networks as our single-country plans, so speed and coverage are the same. Your phone joins a local network automatically each time you cross a border, as long as data roaming is on for the eSIM line.

## How to set up your Asia (12 areas) eSIM

### Set up your Asia (12 areas) eSIM in three steps

1. **Choose your plan.** Pick the data and days for your whole route. Check your phone on our [compatible phones](https://linkpals.store/compatible-devices) list.
2. **Install before you fly.** Scan the QR code from your email on Wi-Fi and keep the line off until you land.
3. **Connect on arrival.** Turn the line on, set it as your mobile data line and turn on data roaming for it. It switches networks as you cross borders. See [how to activate eSIM](https://linkpals.store/help).

## Frequently asked questions

### Which countries does the Asia (12 areas) eSIM cover?

12 countries, including Cambodia, China, Hong Kong SAR China, Indonesia and Japan. The full list is on this page.

### Do I need a new eSIM in each country?

No. One Asia (12 areas) eSIM works across every listed country and connects to a local partner network as you cross borders.

### How much does the Asia (12 areas) eSIM cost?

Plans start at $2.46. You pay once, with no contract.

### Is a regional eSIM better than a country eSIM?

For one country, a country plan is usually cheaper. For two or more countries, one multi-country plan is simpler and often cheaper overall.
