Travel eSIMs built for Australians. Skip roaming fees from Telstra, Optus and Vodafone — get instant mobile data in 190+ countries from AUD $4.50. Also works for visitors to Australia on local carriers.
Telkomsel & Indosat 4G/5G. From AUD $4.50.
NTT Docomo & SoftBank. Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka covered.
T-Mobile & AT&T 5G coast to coast.
AIS & TrueMove H. Bangkok, Phuket, Chiang Mai.
One eSIM, 30+ countries — perfect for multi-stop trips.
EE & Vodafone UK 5G.
| Aussie telco roaming | VERO eSIM | |
|---|---|---|
| Typical cost / day | $5 – $10 | $1 – $3 |
| Setup | Auto when you land | Install in 60s before you fly |
| Data caps | Capped daily, then slowed | Plan-based, top up anytime |
| Keep your AU number | Yes | Yes (runs as 2nd line) |
| Bill shock risk | Possible if pass lapses | Pre-paid — none |
The best eSIM is one that installs without a QR scan, runs on tier-1 local carriers in your destination, and costs less than your Aussie telco's roaming pass. VERO eSIMs install in one tap on iPhone, work in 190+ countries — including popular Aussie destinations like Bali, Japan, the US, the UK and Europe — and start at AUD $4.50.
Yes. Visitors to Australia can use an eSIM on Telstra, Optus or Vodafone networks without a physical SIM card. VERO offers Australia-only and Asia-Pacific regional plans that cover Australia.
No. An eSIM runs as a second line alongside your existing SIM. You keep your Australian number for calls, SMS and iMessage, and use the eSIM for cheap data abroad.
Usually, yes. Telstra's International Day Pass is around $5–$10 per day depending on the country. A VERO multi-day eSIM for the same destination often works out at $1–$3 per day.
iPhone XS or newer, Google Pixel 3 or newer, Samsung Galaxy S20 or newer. Your phone also needs to be carrier-unlocked — most phones bought outright or paid off on a plan are unlocked.
No. You can top up data on your VERO account from anywhere in the world without changing or reinstalling the eSIM.