Part of the Klook Japan, Bali and USA sale.
Seems like a like a good deal for those looking for an eSIM.
Limited to 1 use
T&Cs
Only applicable to Klook Japan, Bali and USA eSIMs. Max discount $100 AUD. Must be AU or NZ resident. Cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer or promotion. One time use per Klook customer only. Valid until 11 Aug 23:59PM AEST or until sold out, whichever comes first. Offer is first come first serve.
Referrer receives $7 credit after referee's 1st completed activity. Referee gets $7 credit on signup.
Fine to use in November?
For people who were wondering…. the latest you need to activate the sim card is early feb… if you purchase today (07/08) then latest is 2nd Feb 2025.
Sim Card valid for 180days and must be activated within that timeframe.
Checked the unlimited deal for 15 days and it has this comment
"Data per day: The principle of fair use applies. After the purchased traffic is exceeded, the speed will be reduced to 384kbps. The traffic will recover the next day"
Is there a cap per day even on unlimited? There is no fine print in relation to this.
I've just purchased one and in the PDF sent to my email it reads -
"The principle of fair use applies, and if a large number of abnormal uses are found (daily use over 5GB), the speed will be reduced."
Great price, even on esimdb.com the next best is 3GB/30 Days $6.74 AU
If not watching youtube or streaming musics, would 5gb eniugh for 7 day japan trip? So, checking map, train timetable, restaurant reviews, tourist guides, emails, whatapps, ozb. Hotel has wifi ofcourse.
Yep, should be heaps. I used to use about 7 GB a month for mixed use: OzB, Facebook, Insta, web, mail, Google Maps etc.
Please note If you are constantly looking at Google Map reviews on the go like I did on my last trip, that alone will blow through 1GB-2GB per day.
Try using offline maps, that should reduce data usage massively
Offline maps is only useful for offline navigation by storing details of the addresses, GPS co-ords and contact numbers for businesses/POIs
I tested it just now and it does NOT provide review details of individual places. :(
@simplycurious: It won't have review of individual places but it will have the location/map data.
To save data - switch off mobile data access access for apps. When I did this recently, I used only 1GB across 10 days including accessing reviews of restaurants, things to do, what's nearby etc.
@sydney_kings: I take your point and fully understand it is doable to limit data usage through the browser, but the fluidity and convenience of the app is unparalleled.
I'm also not sure if I'm a typical traveller or not, but I have an itinerary of pre-planned locations for the day and then look up 10s of restaurant and meticulously look at a few of the individual reviews and photos before deciding on a place.
The other issue is that Google Maps also auto-downloads videos from those reviews, which seems fairly common in Japanese reviews comparatively to Australian reviews given the number of foreign tourists.
How many GB required to stay in Japan for 7 days? Google, google maps, transport for travel, not using for GPS driving in Japan.
As above commenter mentioned Google Maps eats a lot of data - about 1GB per day for me. Everything else barring video content is pretty minor imo.
Hey are we going together???
purchased, ty OP
If you need multiple, make multiple accounts
Does anyone know if you still have to register your IMEI with one of these eSIM cards when travelling to Bali?
I’m heading to Bali at the start of September for a week, then travelling back to Bali in early November for a month. Would I be best just buying two of these?
Thank you! :)
This or wait for TravelKon’s deals?
What is "high speed"? Is this 5G?
thanks OP great timing. will be in japan next week!
Can buy now and activate mid September?