Wiiline eSIM 2026: Travel Plans, Prices & Data By Country

Yes, Wiiline offers 4,664 regional plans and 136 global plans, as well as single-country plans. Regional plans cover Asia, Europe, North America, Oceania, the Middle East, and South America.

Global plans work in up to 168 countries and start at $4.99. If you're visiting several countries, one regional or global eSIM is simpler than buying a plan for each.

Wiiline plans start at $1.99 for 490 MB valid for 1 day in Ukraine. Right now, the best price per GB is $0.16, on the 400 GB plan for 30 days ($62.99).

Prices depend on the country, the amount of data and the number of days. We check prices daily, so these figures are up to date. Sort the table above by price or by price per GB to compare.

WiiLine says almost every recent flagship phone supports eSIM, but its current website has no list of compatible devices. To check, open your phone's settings and look for an "Add eSIM" option, as shown in WiiLine's eSIM install guide.

Your phone must be carrier-unlocked.

The WiiLine app is on iPhone and Android, but you can also buy on the website and get the QR code by email.

Mostly no: almost all WiiLine plans are data only, so you keep your own SIM for calls and texts.

The exception found so far is Brazil, where some plans include a local number, unlimited calls within the country and SMS. These plans start as soon as you buy them.

WiiLine's refund policy mentions plans with calls and SMS in general, so they may exist elsewhere too. Check the plan card.

Wiiline has plans for 219 countries and territories. To see the plans for your destination, choose it under Filters next to the plans.

Sometimes: you can add more to the same WiiLine eSIM only on plans marked "Renewable: Yes" on the plan card. In My eSIMs on the website or in the app, tap Renew once now, and the plan is added right away, with no new QR code.

Renewing buys the same plan again for that eSIM. WiiLine doesn't say how this affects your validity.

You can also set auto-renew, paid from your WiiLine wallet.

Yes, WiiLine allows hotspot sharing on all its plans, with nothing to turn on. Each plan card shows "Tethering: Yes".

WiiLine doesn't state a limit on hotspot data or the number of devices, including on unlimited plans.

Yes, as long as the plan hasn't been activated: WiiLine refunds a plan that isn't installed and has no data used. Its refund policy gives no deadline in days.

There's no refund once you install the eSIM, for plans that start at purchase, for plans with calls and SMS, for combination plans, or for an eSIM with more than one plan on it. Some plans can't be refunded 60 days after purchase.

Contact support on the website or in the app with your order number.

Yes, you can buy a WiiLine eSIM in advance and install it at home over Wi-Fi. On most plans, the days start when you first connect at your destination.

Most plans must be activated within 60 days of purchase (30 days on some plans for Japan, China and Korea), and some start automatically after that. A few start at purchase, so check the plan card before you buy.

The QR code works only once, so you usually can't reinstall the eSIM.

Not quite: most WiiLine daily unlimited plans give you between 500 MB and 5 GB of full-speed data a day, most often 1–2 GB. The exact amount is on the plan card.

After that, speed drops to between 256 kbps and 2 Mbps, often 384 kbps, until the next day. Supplier descriptions say the day resets 24 hours after first use.

Some daily plans, for example in the US, Thailand and Japan, have no daily full-speed cap at all. Plans named "N Days Unlimited" are different: they have a total cap, such as 30 GB for 7 days.

Unlimited plans start at $2.99.