Best eSIM for Bali
Get a real Indonesian +62 number on Telkomsel. Scan your eSIM QR code on Wi-Fi before you fly — it activates roughly 24 hours before you land, so you arrive already connected.
100% money-back guaranteeReal local number
Not just data. A real Indonesian +62 number that works the way travelers actually need in Bali.
Ready before arrival
Your eSIM is set up before your flight. You are not wasting your first hour in Bali looking for a kiosk.
Telkomsel network
All plans run on Telkomsel, Indonesia's strongest tourist-friendly network for Bali and beyond.
Registration handled
Tourist SIM registration requires passport and IMEI details. We handle that process for you.
Real +62 number on Telkomsel, ready before you land.
$10.00
Valid for 30 days
$11.76
Valid for 30 days
$14.71
Valid for 30 days
$17.65
Valid for 30 days
$20.59
Valid for 30 days
$32.35
Valid for 30 days
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Choose your plan
Pick the data plan that fits your trip length and usage.
Pay online
Complete checkout securely online through PayPal.
Send your registration photos
Upload three photos — passport data page, IMEI screen, and device About screen. Telkomsel requires these to register your line.
Receive your QR code
Once your details are verified, we prepare your eSIM and send your QR code before your trip.
Land connected
Arrive in Bali with your line ready, your data working, and your local +62 number already set up.
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For most travelers, the best eSIM for Bali is one that gives you a real Indonesian +62 number on Telkomsel, not just a data-only plan. A local number is registered for tourist use, works on Indonesia's strongest network in Bali, and can be set up before you fly so you land already connected.
We prepare your eSIM around your arrival timing so it is ready when you land in Bali.
You get a real Indonesian +62 number on Telkomsel, not just a data-only travel line.
Yes. Indonesian regulations require tourist SIM registration. Any legitimate provider should ask for this. We handle the registration process for you.
Usually yes, if your phone supports eSIM and dual SIM. Many travelers keep their home number for messages while using the Bali line for data and local services.
If your device does not support eSIM, you can still order a physical SIM card from us with hotel or villa delivery in Bali. Not sure which fits you? Use our SIM vs eSIM decision tool.
Yes. The line uses Telkomsel and works anywhere in Indonesia where Telkomsel has coverage.
Message our team on WhatsApp — you'll get help from people on the ground in Bali, not a generic support queue.
You're covered by our 100% money-back guarantee. If your eSIM doesn't activate or work and we can't fix it, you get a full refund. But if an activated eSIM is left unused for 2 days and then blocked by Telkomsel, that is outside our control and not covered by the refund guarantee.