Cheapest unlimited eSIM for Bali? From €4.95 for 3 days (October 2026)

From €1.50 for 7 days, Roam2Go’s eSIM for Bali is one of the most affordable ways to stay connected on the Island of the Gods without worrying about unexpected bills. If you’re travelling to Indonesia in 2026, this article covers all the available plans, their exact prices and everything you need to choose the one that best suits your trip.

Why it pays to have an eSIM before arriving in Bali

Bali is part of Indonesia and Ngurah Rai International Airport in Denpasar is the entry point for almost all travellers. Many arrive after a long connection and, the moment they land, the first thing they need is data — to confirm a transfer, let the accommodation know they’ve arrived or find their taxi. With an eSIM activated before boarding, your phone connects automatically on landing: no need to hunt for a physical SIM counter or queue at the airport.

What’s more, Roam2Go’s Indonesia eSIM plan covers the whole island, not just Denpasar. Whether you spend your days in Ubud surrounded by rice fields, surfing at Canggu or exploring the cliffs of Uluwatu, you’ll have coverage wherever you go. Actual coverage depends on the local network and may vary in very isolated areas, but in the main tourist spots it tends to be very reliable.

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Unlimited plans for Bali: 3, 5 and 7 days (and more)

Some of Roam2Go’s unlimited plans for Bali run at a constant speed, with no daily allowance. The others include 1 GB per day at high speed; after that they run at 5 Mbps (or 384 kbps if you reach 10 GB on the same day) until high speed returns. Your connection is never cut off, so you can keep using maps, messaging apps and social media throughout the day.

Here are all the unlimited durations available for Bali at Roam2Go:

• 3 days: €4.95
• 5 days: €6.95
• 7 days: €9.95
• 10 days: €13.95
• 15 days: €19.95
• 30 days: €33.95

The 3-day plan is perfect for a quick getaway or to cover your busiest days (beaches, excursions, sightseeing). The 7-day plan is the favourite for anyone doing a full week who wants to stop counting data. And if you’re spending a month slow travelling or working remotely, the 30-day plan is the most hassle-free option.

Full plan comparison for Bali (data and unlimited)

If you’d prefer a fixed-data plan because your usage is mainly maps and messaging, Roam2Go also offers GB plans for Bali. You’ll find more options on the product page than we list here. These are some of the available plans:

Roam2Go prices updated on 2 October 2026. Prices may change; always check the product page before purchasing.

Which Bali plan is right for your type of trip?

Quick trip or long stopover

If you’re spending fewer than 4 days on the island — or simply want quality data during a technical stopover at Ngurah Rai — the 3-day unlimited plan at €4.95 is the smartest choice. It’s ideal for a long weekend or the first leg of a wider Indonesia itinerary.

The classic week in Bali

The vast majority of travellers spend between 7 and 10 days. The 7-day unlimited plan (€9.95) is usually more than enough for an itinerary combining Seminyak, Ubud and Uluwatu. If your trip stretches to 10 days, the 10-day unlimited plan is the natural next step.

Long stays or digital nomads

Canggu is one of the most active digital nomad hubs in Asia. If you’re working remotely and spending 2–4 weeks in Bali, the 15 or 30-day unlimited plan saves you the hassle of managing top-ups and gives you peace of mind for video calls, uploading content and online meetings. Bear in mind that, on plans with a daily high-speed data allowance, the speed drops once it’s used up until high speed returns, with no cut-off; there are also constant-speed plans with no daily allowance.

How to activate your eSIM for Bali in 3 steps

The process is straightforward and done entirely on your phone, with no physical card to wait for. Check our guides on how to activate an eSIM on iPhone step by step or how to activate an eSIM on Android for full details. In short:

1. Purchase your plan from the Bali/Indonesia page on Roam2Go.
2. Scan the QR code you receive by email and install the profile on your phone (you can do this at home, days before you travel).
3. On landing at Ngurah Rai, enable the plan and your phone connects to the local network automatically.

Important: your phone must be eSIM-compatible and unlocked. Most modern handsets meet these requirements, but if you’re unsure, check before purchasing.

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