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Pakistan eSIM.

Lahore's food streets to the peaks of Hunza — online the whole trip.

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Generous data plansFast 4G LTEInstant QR by emailHotspot where availableKeep your number
1 · How many days?
10 days
2 · How much data?
3GBBest pricevalid 15 days£6.08£0.61/day
Cheapest plan covering your trip: 3GB, valid 15 days.
Travellers (one eSIM each)
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1 × 3GB (valid 15 days) · 10-day trip£6.08

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Good to know
Pakistan's PTA can block a foreign handset the moment you put a local SIM in it and its grace period lapses — a roaming eSIM sidesteps DIRBS device registration and the biometric SIM counter entirely.
Prepaid, honestly.

Fixed-data bundles have no daily cap — the gigabytes are yours until they're used or the plan ends. Every plan is prepaid: the checkout total is the whole bill, and we never add overage charges.

Hotspot support varies by plan and destination — where it's available for your plan in Pakistan, it's shown in the plan details before you pay.

The Pakistan eSIM guide.

Pakistan rewards the connected traveller: you'll want maps threading through Lahore's Walled City, a Careem booked outside the airport, and WhatsApp open for a guesthouse host in Hunza. Data ties the whole trip together — from Karachi's seafront to the Karakoram Highway — with translation, ride-hailing and photo backups never far from hand.

How it works on the day

The trick with Pakistan is arriving already online, because a local SIM here means biometric registration and a DIRBS device check you'd rather not be doing jet-lagged. Set the eSIM up at home, and it wakes up on Jazz, Zong or Telenor the moment you land in Islamabad, Lahore or Karachi — your own number still there for WhatsApp.

Choosing your days

A Lahore-and-Islamabad city break sits comfortably in a 7-day plan. Add the classic run north to Hunza and Skardu and you're into 10 to 14 days, which quietly lowers the daily rate — the usual pick for anyone chasing the mountains as well as the cities.

Pakistan eSIM pricingbest-value plan · per day
Days
Per day
Total
Saving
3 days1GB
£0.85
£2.53
—
5 days1GB
£0.51
£2.53
−40%
7 days1GB
£0.36
£2.53
−57%
10 days3GBPopular
£0.61
£6.08
−28%
15 days3GB
£0.41
£6.08
−52%
30 days5GB
£0.27
£8.12
−68%
Each trip length shows the best-value plan that covers it. Total always shown before you pay.
Where you're headed

Discover Pakistan.

Expansive green fields stretch to the mountains under a bright sky, capturing rural tranquility.
A young Pakistani boy herds Awassi sheep and donkeys on a rural dirt path at sunset.
A donkey cart carrying crops on the streets of Khairpur Tamewali, Punjab.
Stunning view of rugged mountains with autumn foliage under a clear blue sky.

The short version.

A travel eSIM is data only. It sits next to your home SIM, so your number, texts and WhatsApp carry on as normal. Pick a bundle of GB sized to the trip. Install it on Wi-Fi before you fly — the days only start once it first connects in Pakistan, and it finds a partner network on its own.

Made for your kind of trip.

Heritage & foodLahore's Badshahi Mosque and Multan's Sufi shrines by day, Gawalmandi food street by night — maps and reviews keep every stop within reach.
The mountain northHunza, Skardu and the Karakoram Highway on unlimited data, though be honest with yourself: signal fades on the highest passes and remote valleys.
Business in the citiesIslamabad and Karachi meetings run on WhatsApp and email; a steady connection keeps calls and video holding up between offices and the hotel.
Getting aroundCareem, inDrive and Bykea replace haggling for taxis and Foodpanda sorts dinner — all of it needs live data from the moment you land.

Coverage in Pakistan.

4G LTE on partner networks — signal varies by area
Connected · 4G
  • Jazz
  • Zong
  • Telenor
  • Ufone
Popular places covered
LahoreIslamabadKarachiHunzaSkarduGilgitPeshawarMultan
City by city

Pakistan eSIM, city by city.

Heading somewhere specific in Pakistan? Each city guide covers the local airport, the areas you'll lean on data, and the same national Pakistan eSIM — one plan, wherever you land.

Lahore eSIMIslamabad eSIMKarachi eSIMHunza eSIM
Before you fly

Pakistan eSIM questions, answered.

Yes — coverage follows Pakistan's major networks in Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad and most cities and towns. Rural and mountain-area coverage varies, as it does on any network.
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