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Travel Plans for Vietnam

Stay connected in Vietnam: Hanoi to Ho Chi Minh City, no roaming fees. Powered by Airalo's global network.

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The Smart Way to Travel

Why use an eSIM in Vietnam?

Vietnam stretches from Hanoi in the north to Ho Chi Minh City in the south, with popular stops like Hoi An, Ha Long Bay, and Sapa in between. A Vietnam eSIM connects you to a local network at local rates as soon as you land, making it easier to book transport, translate menus, and navigate between stops without airport SIM queues.

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Choose a plan
Pick the plan that covers your trip duration.
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Get your QR code
Delivered instantly to your email.
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Scan & install
Takes 2 minutes on any eSIM-ready phone.
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Land & connect
Automatic connection on arrival. No setup needed.

Common Questions

Does a Vietnam eSIM cover Hoi An and Ha Long Bay?

Yes, both are within Vietnam's covered territory. Coverage is generally solid in Hoi An's old town and around Ha Long Bay's main departure points; signal on the water itself can be more limited.

Is coverage reliable for backpacking through multiple Vietnamese cities?

Major cities and well-travelled routes between Hanoi, Da Nang, Hoi An, and Ho Chi Minh City generally have solid coverage. Mountainous areas like Sapa may have weaker signal outside the main town.

How much data do I need for a Vietnam trip?

Data needs vary by usage. A multi-city backpacking route relying on maps, translation, and messaging throughout typically needs more than a single-city stay.

Can I keep my Canadian number while using this eSIM?

Yes, but to avoid any roaming charges, turn your Canadian carrier line off entirely in your phone's cellular settings before you land. Disabling data roaming alone isn't enough, since some charges can still be triggered. Do not use Airplane Mode, as this disables your eSIM too. Use your eSIM for all data, and use WhatsApp, FaceTime, or iMessage for calls and messages instead; your contacts can still reach you over data. If you need to receive an OTP or two-factor text, turn your Canadian line on briefly, then off again. When you return home, turn it back on and everything returns to normal.