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Updated Sep 2026

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Compare eSIMs for Pakistan 2026

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Which mobile networks you get in Pakistan

Jazz is the clear centre of Pakistan’s eSIM network list: nearly all providers name it, so the operator choice is effectively made before a buyer picks a plan. Telenor and Zong are the less widely listed alternatives, worth seeking out when a particular network matters. Jazz is also the only operator here with 5G stated by any provider, but that is a published ceiling rather than a promise of 5G throughout a trip.

  • JazzBest stated technology: 4G

    Operated by Mobilink-PMCL

    17 of 18 providers

    AbestESIM, Roamix, MicroESIM, iroamly, and eSimCard +12 more
  • TelenorBest stated technology: 4G

    Operated by Telenor Pakistan

    9 of 18 providers

    AirPlans, JamboSIM, GigSky, RedteaGo, and Simsima +4 more
  • ZongBest stated technology: 4G

    Operated by China Mobile

    5 of 18 providers

    AbestESIM, GigSky, JamboSIM, AirPlans, and LightSIM

Where your data comes out in Pakistan

None of the listed providers breaks out in Pakistan: traffic goes via Singapore, the United Kingdom or the United States, with the latter as far as about 12,000km away. A typical round trip to Pakistani services should be about 129ms, which can be noticeable in video calls or competitive gaming but does not limit download speed. Your IP will appear to be in the breakout country, so a Pakistani banking or government app may reject it, while streaming can switch to a foreign catalogue.

Where each provider breaks out, nearest first. Estimated from distance, not measured.

260 ms
  • AbestESIMAbestESIMFlag of Singapore~107 ms
  • EsimaticEsimaticFlag of Singapore~107 ms
  • RoamixRoamixFlag of United Kingdom~129 ms
  • PuraSIMPuraSIMFlag of United Kingdom~129 ms
  • Always MobileAlways MobileFlag of United Kingdom~129 ms
  • GigSkyGigSkyFlag of United States of America~212 ms

Pakistan eSIM prices, month by month

Data has been getting cheaper in Pakistan: a gigabyte typically goes for $0.85 now, against $1.82 when we started tracking it in December 2025, a fall of 53% across 10 months.

That is 31% below the $1.23 a gigabyte typically costs across the 229 destinations we track — only 55 of them come in lower, which puts Pakistan among the cheapest places in the world to buy mobile data as a visitor. It has never been cheaper: $0.85 in September 2026 is the lowest figure we have recorded for Pakistan.

Every figure here is the lower quartile of the plans in our catalogue that month — the cheaper end of what was actually on sale, rather than an average pulled up by a handful of premium plans.

  • Pakistan$0.85
  • All destinations$1.23
Typical per GB
$0.85down 53% since Dec 2025
Typical per day
$0.53down 43% since Dec 2025
Plans compared
3,251up 2,154 since Dec 2025
Providers
32up 9 since Dec 2025

Change measured since December 2025, our first monthly snapshot.

Show all 10 months
September 2026$0.85down 6% on the previous monthTypical per GB$0.53down 5% on the previous monthTypical per day3,251up 6% on the previous monthPlans32up 4 on the previous monthProviders
August 2026$0.90down 25% on the previous monthTypical per GB$0.56down 24% on the previous monthTypical per day3,063up 32% on the previous monthPlans28up 4 on the previous monthProviders
July 2026$1.20up 7% on the previous monthTypical per GB$0.74up 6% on the previous monthTypical per day2,320up 2% on the previous monthPlans24down 1 on the previous monthProviders
June 2026$1.12down 14% on the previous monthTypical per GB$0.70down 7% on the previous monthTypical per day2,282up 6% on the previous monthPlans25Providers
May 2026$1.30down 2% on the previous monthTypical per GB$0.75down 4% on the previous monthTypical per day2,151up 2% on the previous monthPlans25up 1 on the previous monthProviders
April 2026$1.32down 5% on the previous monthTypical per GB$0.78up 4% on the previous monthTypical per day2,108up 12% on the previous monthPlans24up 1 on the previous monthProviders
March 2026$1.39up 10% on the previous monthTypical per GB$0.75up 29% on the previous monthTypical per day1,886down 48% on the previous monthPlans23Providers
February 2026$1.26down 31% on the previous monthTypical per GB$0.58down 33% on the previous monthTypical per day3,656up 190% on the previous monthPlans23Providers
January 2026$1.83up 1% on the previous monthTypical per GB$0.87down 6% on the previous monthTypical per day1,261up 15% on the previous monthPlans23Providers
December 2025$1.82Typical per GB$0.93Typical per day1,097Plans23Providers

Frequently Asked Questions about eSIMs for Pakistan

How many travel eSIM brands (providers) are available for use in Pakistan, and how many prepaid data plans are there?

Jazz, Telenor and Zong are the local networks named behind Pakistan’s travel eSIM offers, while a broad group of brands—including AbestESIM, Roamix, iroamly, MicroESIM, eSimCard and Stellar eSIM—lists plans for the country. That makes this a busy market rather than a selective one: the provider name narrows the choice less than you might expect, since different resellers can draw on the same networks. The practical differences are the amount of data included, how long it remains valid and what happens when it runs out. Check those terms carefully, as a familiar brand may still offer a package that is too small or longer-lasting than needed.

What are the mobile networks available for a travel eSIM in Pakistan?

Jazz, Telenor and Zong are the local operators named in travel-eSIM listings for Pakistan. That gives buyers a choice at network level, but usually not a manual choice on the day: the eSIM provider determines which operator the service uses, and its published network information can tell you that in advance. In practice, the operator is part of the eSIM you select, while the plan’s allowance and terms are separate considerations. These are provider statements, not a comparison of signal strength or coverage across Pakistan.

Are there any free data eSIM plans available for Pakistan?

A zero-cost data option is available for Pakistan, but it is a small trial allowance rather than enough data for a full visit. Access generally depends on registering with the provider and may come with limits on speed or use. Because Pakistan is covered by most major eSIM brands, this is best understood as a promotional test of the service, not a standard free tier. It can get you online briefly after arrival or help confirm that the eSIM works, but longer use will require paid data.

Are there any unlimited data eSIM plans available for Pakistan?

Unlimited-labelled options are available for Pakistan, and they are fairly common among the providers selling there. That label is only a starting point: one plan may give you more full-speed use than another, and the allowance may renew each day or apply across the whole validity period. After that allowance, service is typically slowed sharply, so messaging may remain usable while video, uploads and sometimes maps become frustrating. Check the high-speed allowance and when it refreshes before choosing; “unlimited” alone is not a useful comparison.

eSIM Providers for Pakistan

Jazz and Telenor sit within a fairly narrow set of networks listed for Pakistan, but the options are not equivalent. Many eSIMs state just one operator, leaving you with that operator’s reach for the trip; ESIM.DOG states access to the most distinct networks, giving it a broader fallback when one is weak. If your itinerary includes cities and less-served areas, check the named networks and favour a multi-network option rather than treating every tile as interchangeable.

27 providers sell eSIMs for Pakistan. Open one for its prices, its full plan list and the networks it puts you on here.