South Korea · 15 days
3 GB in South Korea for 15 days. $5.99.
You give us $5.99. We give you 3 gb. Capitalism. One payment, in Australian dollars; no contract, no automatic top-ups.
What you get
- 3 GB of data for 15 days
- Starts when you first connect
- 3G/4G/5G where the network has it
- Networks: LG Uplus (5G) and SKTelecom (5G)
- Hotspot allowed
- Top-ups on the same eSIM, nothing to reinstall
- South Korea only
- Install in one tap on iPhone (iOS 17.4 or later), by QR code elsewhere
How far does 3 GB get you in South Korea?
- 1,000 photos of Korean fried chicken uploaded to IG
- 18 hours FaceTiming mum from a hanok
- 18 minutes of the Han River at night in 4K uploaded to TikTok
- 52K DMs to the mates who skipped Seoul
- 610 hours of maps finding the best bingsu
- 43 hours of music on the KTX
No porkies, just estimates: your apps, phone and network decide the real number.
Other sizes for South Korea
- 1 GB · 7 days · $2.99
- 2 GB · 15 days · $3.99
- 3 GB · 30 days · $5.99
- 5 GB · 30 days · $7.99
- 10 GB · 30 days · $13.99
- 20 GB · 30 days · $22.99
- 50 GB · 30 days · $45.99
Good to know
When does my South Korea eSIM start?
When it first connects to a network in South Korea, not when you buy or install. Buy and install at home; the days start when you land.
Which network will I be on in South Korea?
Every South Korea plan we sell runs on LG Uplus (5G) and SKTelecom (5G). Your phone picks the strongest signal; you can choose one by hand in network settings.
How do I install it?
One tap on iPhone (iOS 17.4 or later). On Android or an older iPhone, scan the QR code. Your home SIM stays in for calls and texts.
How much data do I need?
Plans run from 3 GB to 3 GB. Maps and messages are light, video calls are heavy. Most people are fine with about 1 GB a day.
When does the plan start? · Installing on an iPhone · on Android