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Which mobile networks you get in Singapore

SingTel is the clear centre of Singapore’s eSIM list, named by nearly all published provider lists, so the radio choice is largely settled before a plan is chosen. StarHub and M1 are also widely named, while TPG Telecom appears less often and may matter when a different operator is important to you. 5G is the fastest technology stated here, but that remains a ceiling published for a profile rather than a speed a handset will maintain throughout a trip.

  • SingTelBest stated technology: 5G

    Operated by Singapore Telecom

    30 of 32 providers

    Bloomy eSIM, RedEx eSIM, Roamix, AbestESIM, and MicroESIM +25 more

  • StarHubBest stated technology: 5G

    Operated by StarHub Mobile

    27 of 32 providers

    RedEx eSIM, iroamly, Bloomy eSIM, Roamix, and MicroESIM +22 more

  • M1Best stated technology: 5G

    Operated by M1 Limited

    25 of 32 providers

    Bloomy eSIM, Roamix, YonoSIM, PuraSIM, and iroamly +20 more

  • TPG TelecomBest stated technology: 5G

    Operated by TPG Telecom Pte Ltd

    12 of 32 providers

    Bloomy eSIM, Roamix, eSIMnow, YonoSIM, and PuraSIM +7 more
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  • SingTel G18Best stated technology: 5G

    Operated by Singapore Telecom

    3 of 32 providers

    RedteaGo, JamboSIM, and Simsima

Where your data comes out in Singapore

Breakout is split: one provider routes traffic through Singapore, while the others use Indonesia, Hong Kong or the United States, so the provider you choose determines both the route and apparent location. Distance-based estimates suggest roughly 51–76ms to the nearer foreign gateways and about 245ms to the US; this adds responsiveness delay rather than reducing mobile download speed. A Singapore IP should let local banking apps behave normally, whereas a foreign IP may be rejected or switch services to that country’s streaming catalogue.

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

240 ms
  • Bloomy eSIMBloomy eSIMFlag of Hong Kong~58 ms
  • eSIMnoweSIMnowFlag of Hong Kong~58 ms
  • RoamixRoamixFlag of Hong Kong~76 ms
  • YonoSIMYonoSIMFlag of Hong Kong~76 ms
  • PuraSIMPuraSIMFlag of Hong Kong~76 ms
  • RedEx eSIMRedEx eSIMFlag of United Kingdom~195 ms

Singapore eSIM prices, month by month

Data has been getting cheaper in Singapore: a gigabyte typically goes for $0.70 now, against $0.85 when we started tracking it in December 2025, a fall of 18% across 10 months.

That is 57% below the $1.61 a gigabyte typically costs across the 229 destinations we track — only 6 of them come in lower, which puts Singapore among the cheapest places in the world to buy mobile data as a visitor. The move is recent: the figure went up 9% in September 2026 alone.

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.

  • Singapore$0.70
  • All destinations$1.61
Typical per GB
$0.70down 18% since Dec 2025
Typical per day
$0.87up 38% since Dec 2025
Plans compared
8,529up 6,519 since Dec 2025
Providers
49up 26 since Dec 2025

Change measured since December 2025, our first monthly snapshot.

Show all 10 months
September 2026$0.70up 9% on the previous monthTypical per GB$0.87up 53% on the previous monthTypical per day8,529up 102% on the previous monthPlans49up 21 on the previous monthProviders
August 2026$0.64down 15% on the previous monthTypical per GB$0.57down 10% on the previous monthTypical per day4,229up 19% on the previous monthPlans28up 4 on the previous monthProviders
July 2026$0.75up 4% on the previous monthTypical per GB$0.63Typical per day3,558Plans24down 1 on the previous monthProviders
June 2026$0.72down 4% on the previous monthTypical per GB$0.63down 3% on the previous monthTypical per day3,553up 3% on the previous monthPlans25Providers
May 2026$0.75Typical per GB$0.65down 2% on the previous monthTypical per day3,456up 2% on the previous monthPlans25up 1 on the previous monthProviders
April 2026$0.75Typical per GB$0.66up 14% on the previous monthTypical per day3,387up 23% on the previous monthPlans24up 1 on the previous monthProviders
March 2026$0.75down 3% on the previous monthTypical per GB$0.58down 11% on the previous monthTypical per day2,749down 61% on the previous monthPlans23Providers
February 2026$0.77down 14% on the previous monthTypical per GB$0.65down 3% on the previous monthTypical per day7,063up 228% on the previous monthPlans23Providers
January 2026$0.90up 6% on the previous monthTypical per GB$0.67up 6% on the previous monthTypical per day2,153up 7% on the previous monthPlans23Providers
December 2025$0.85Typical per GB$0.63Typical per day2,010Plans23Providers

Frequently Asked Questions about eSIMs for Singapore

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

SingTel, StarHub, M1 and TPG Telecom are the local networks named behind the travel eSIM offers, which helps explain why the market is so crowded. Nearly all the main travel eSIM brands list Singapore, including RedEx eSIM, iroamly, Roamix, AbestESIM, MicroESIM and AirHub. That makes the brand shortlist less useful than the details of each plan: check how much data is included, how long it remains usable, and what happens after it runs out. Familiar branding does not settle the size or cost that suits a particular trip.

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

SingTel, StarHub, M1 and TPG Telecom are the Singapore operators named in travel-eSIM provider listings. That gives buyers a choice of underlying network, but not usually a menu to pick from at checkout: the provider’s stated operator list determines which network the eSIM uses. Two plans with similar allowances can therefore put you on different local networks, and the relevant operator can often be identified before purchase by reading the plan’s network details. These listings describe what providers publish, not a comparison of signal strength or coverage.

Are there any free data eSIM plans available for Singapore?

A zero-cost data offer is listed for Singapore, but it is a trial rather than a trip-ready package. The allowance is small and may be speed-limited, and access generally depends on registering with the provider, often with one redemption per customer. That makes it useful for getting online briefly after arrival or checking basic service, not for relying on throughout a holiday. Most major eSIM sellers offer Singapore plans, so this is an exception to the normal paid structure rather than the market standard.

Are there any unlimited data eSIM plans available for Singapore?

Several major travel-eSIM sellers include plans marketed as unlimited for Singapore, but the label is only a starting point. These offers typically provide full-speed data up to a stated allowance, then slow the connection for the remainder of the day or the plan; at that point, messaging may work while video and map loading become frustrating. Compare the allowance, reset pattern and reduced speed in the plan details, since two unlimited offers can behave quite differently.

Destinations near Singapore

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Regional eSIMs that cover Singapore: Asia

eSIM Providers for Singapore

SingTel and StarHub are among the operator choices behind Singapore’s eSIMs, with providers collectively stating access to most of the country’s networks. That gives a multi-network eSIM a practical edge: if one operator is weaker at your hotel or during a journey, another stated option may help. Most major providers sell here, while only a few state one network, so check the listed operators rather than assuming every eSIM offers the same fallback.

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