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Your Bangladesh eSIM is a prepaid data plan that connects your phone to local Bangladesh networks at full speed the moment you land — a digital SIM you install before you fly, with no queues, no SIM swap and no roaming fees.
A Bangladesh eSIM is a data-only SIM that loads onto your phone digitally, so you are online the moment you land. Touch down at Dhaka's Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport and you can skip the roaming charges and the search for a SIM kiosk entirely. The plan connects to the local Banglalink (4G) network, switching on as you reach the terminal. Before your bags arrive you can pull up maps, message family at home, book a ride into the city and check directions. No counter queues, no swapping out your physical SIM, no surprise bills when you get back.
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Choose a data plan for Bangladesh, install the eSIM before your trip, and activate it when you arrive. Your regular SIM can stay in your phone, while the eSIM gives you mobile data for travel apps, messaging, maps and browsing.
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Scan the QR or auto-install in the app — no physical SIM.
Data activates on first connection at your destination.
Important cities in Bangladesh
Dhaka · City guide
A Dhaka eSIM keeps you oriented in an old city where the busy rickshaw streets twist in every direction. Use mobile data to map a route to the Lalbagh Fort, look up its opening hours and stay in touch as you weave through the crowds. Staying connected here means you can call a ride out of the tightest lanes and share your location with the people you are meeting.
Dhaka eSIM — online before you land →Chittagong · City guide
A data plan for Chittagong is handy in a port city where the road climbs through hillside districts above a coastal setting. Use mobile data to find your way between the harbour and the higher neighbourhoods, where the layout can be hard to read without a map. Keeping connected lets you check transport, message ahead and stay online as you move along the coast.
Chittagong eSIM — online before you land →Sylhet · City guide
A Sylhet eSIM helps you explore a region of tea gardens and rolling hills where the riverside makes for slow, scenic days. Use mobile data to map the route out to the gardens, look up where to stop and stay reachable while you are away from town. Staying connected matters here, as signal can be steadier near built-up areas than out in the open hills.
Sylhet eSIM — online before you land →Cox's Bazar · City guide
A data plan for Cox's Bazar keeps you online along a long sandy beach where the seafront stretches further than you can walk in a day. Use mobile data to find a spot, check the weather and share photos from the shore. Coverage tends to be reliable around the town and the fishing harbour, so staying connected here is easy whether you are by the water or back in your room.
Cox's Bazar eSIM — online before you land →Why Horizon
An eSIM means you step off the plane already connected, with data on arrival and no roaming fees to worry about, which is ideal whether you are visiting family or travelling for work.
From 1 GB for a quick trip to unlimited for the long haul — pick exactly what you need.
Install in a couple of taps before you go, then it activates automatically when you arrive.
Plans typically around half the price of other eSIM brands — no surprise bills, no hidden fees when you land.
Add new destinations and top up on the same eSIM — no new install for your next trip.
We'll alert you as you approach your limit, so you can top up before you drop offline.
Single-country, Europe-wide, or worldwide coverage — full-speed data across borders and beyond.
The Bangladesh eSIM connects to the local Banglalink network on 4G. Your phone selects it automatically when you arrive, so there is nothing to configure by hand and no physical SIM to swap in.
Coverage is strong across the cities and along the coast around the beach at Cox's Bazar, where most travellers spend their time. Signal is steadiest in built-up areas, so city centres and coastal towns are where you can rely on it most.
Signal can vary on river journeys and across remote rural stretches, where it may drop in and out. The simplest approach is to download your maps, tickets and directions while you still have a strong city signal, so you are not caught out off the grid.
No, this is a Bangladesh-only plan and it works within Bangladesh. If your trip takes in more than one country, choose a regional South Asia eSIM instead so you stay connected across borders on a single plan.
Install it at home over wifi a day or two before you fly, then leave activation for when you arrive. That way it switches on as you reach the terminal at Dhaka's Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport and you are online straight away.
Yes. The eSIM handles your data while your usual SIM stays active for calls and texts on your own number, so you keep receiving messages from home. You can also share the connection as a hotspot to get a laptop or a second device online.