One package across the region, from Mexico to Patagonia and the Caribbean in between. Long trips with several countries in them are the reason this plan exists.
Every plan below covers the same 17 countries with one shared data allowance.
The allowance is shared across all included countries — it does not reset per country or at borders.
Continue to checkout17 countries on one package. A few of them:
This plan covers a specific list of countries, and it is the list on this page that counts. Long overland routes cross borders that look minor on a map and are not — worth reading the list at the planning stage rather than at a bus terminal.
Bogotá to Buenos Aires is a five-hour flight. Mexico City to Cancún is two. Overland buses in South America are excellent and long — twelve to twenty hours is normal, and the *cama* seats are genuinely comfortable.
Cards work in cities, hotels and chains. Markets, buses, small towns and most of the Caribbean coast are cash. ATM fees vary enormously between banks in the same country; ask locally which one is cheapest and withdraw more, less often.
Several countries want proof of onward travel, some charge a reciprocity or tourist fee, and a few require a yellow fever certificate if you arrive from a country where it is endemic. Check each one on its own government site rather than a summary.
Coverage across the region follows population: comprehensive in the capitals and along the main highways, good in resort areas and the larger towns, and genuinely absent in the Andes, the Amazon basin, the Atacama and long stretches of Patagonian road.
That is the case on every network, local or otherwise, which is why downloading maps and tickets before a long overland leg matters more here than almost anywhere else. Buy the package for the cities and treat the empty parts as offline by default.
Answers for trips across more than one country.
Open “See covered countries” and search each stop. The list is the authoritative source: if a country is on it, this package works there; if it is not, we point you to another onesim package if one covers it.
No. Validity runs from your first connection in any included country and continues for the plan’s full duration wherever you are on the list.
The package will not connect there. Check whether another onesim package covers that stop, or plan on Wi-Fi for it.
Yes. Your account has one onesim eSIM, and you refill it with any regional package from anywhere in the world — from the website or the app. The new package is added to the eSIM already on your phone; there is nothing to install again.
