Singapore, Malaysia & Thailand
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2 GB a day at full speed, then you stay online at up to 128 kbps. The allowance renews daily.
Countries in the plan · 3
How it works: 3 steps, 1 minute
Install the eSIM at home over Wi-Fi: the plan starts with the first connection on your trip.
- 1Choose a plan
Pay by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay. The eSIM appears on the page and in your e-mail.
- 2Install with one tap
One button on iPhone (iOS 17.4+) or Android, no QR code.
- 3Turn on data roaming
After landing, turn it on for Tutu eSIM and you're online.
Networks and prices: Singapore, Malaysia & Thailand
11 plans for 1–30 days
One eSIM for Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand
Who this plan is for
Singapore is often a stop on the way rather than the destination: a layover with a night in the city, an evening at Marina Bay and Gardens by the Bay, then the beach in Thailand or Malaysia. Or the other way round: Phuket or Krabi, then Langkawi, and a few days in Singapore on the way home. This combo plan is built for exactly that kind of trip: one eSIM works in Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand. You install it once at home, and in each new country your phone connects to a local network by itself.
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EU roaming rules don't apply in any of the three countries, so your home operator charges its own (usually steep) rates, and queuing for a local SIM at every airport eats into your holiday. By the way, our Southeast Asia regional plan doesn't include Singapore, but this combo does.
Typical routes
- Singapore + Thailand: a one- or two-day stopover in Singapore, then Phuket, Krabi or Bangkok.
- Singapore + Malaysia: Singapore and Kuala Lumpur, or a trip across the border to Johor Bahru.
- Thailand + Malaysia: Phuket or Krabi, then Langkawi or Penang.
- All three: Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur and Singapore in one holiday.
Which networks it uses
The plan runs on 5G networks: SingTel and M1 in Singapore, CelcomDigi, Maxis and U Mobile in Malaysia, TrueMove H and DTAC in Thailand. Your phone picks an available network by itself when you cross a border.
When a single-country eSIM is cheaper
To be honest: the combo pays off when your route covers two or three countries. If your whole holiday is in one country, a country plan is usually cheaper. 5 GB for 30 days costs:
A layover of a few hours in Singapore isn't a reason to buy the combo: the airport Wi-Fi will do. But if you head into the city for a day or two, or visit two countries, one eSIM is simpler: one purchase, one installation, one data balance. If Cambodia, Vietnam or Bali are on your route too, see Southeast Asia, and for a longer trip around Asia Asia.
How much data to get
- Layover or 1–2 days: 1 GB for 7 days from $3.99.
- One or two weeks (messaging, maps, Grab, photos): 3–5 GB. 3 GB for 15 days costs $6.99, 5 GB for 30 days $10.99.
- Two or three weeks across several countries: 10 GB for $17.49 or 20 GB for $27.49.
- Lots of video, hotspot for a child's tablet or a laptop: 20 GB or unlimited, but read how unlimited works first.
Not sure? Work it out with the data calculator.
How unlimited works
Unlimited comes in 1, 3, 7, 15 and 30-day passes; a week costs $26.49. Every day the first 2 GB run at full speed. After that the speed drops to 128 kbps until the end of the day, and we'll be straight with you: that is very slow. Text messages in messaging apps still get through, but maps, photos and video barely load. Full speed is back the next day. If you often use more than 2 GB a day, a 10 or 20 GB plan is the safer choice. For a trip to just one country, compare that country's unlimited plan, for example Thailand.
When the validity starts
The eSIM doesn't use up days while you're at home. The plan starts in the first covered country where the eSIM connects to a network, and the days count from that moment. You can buy well ahead: the plan has to be activated within 180 days of purchase.
How to install and switch it on
- Buy the eSIM on the website or in our Telegram bot and pay by card, Apple Pay or Google Pay.
- Install it at home over Wi-Fi with the "Install on iPhone / Android" button or by scanning the QR code.
- After landing, set the eSIM as your mobile data line and turn on data roaming for it (free, the price is already in the plan).
- Keep your main SIM for calls and bank texts, with mobile data switched off on it.
Step by step: installation guide. Check that your phone supports eSIM: compatible devices.
Guarantee
The eSIM won't install? We'll refund you. Support answers every day in the chat on this website.
FAQ
Which countries does this eSIM cover?
Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand. Other Southeast Asian countries aren't included: for Cambodia, Vietnam or Bali see Southeast Asia.
How much is an eSIM for Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand?
From $3.99 for 1 GB for 7 days. 5 GB for 30 days costs $10.99, a week of unlimited $26.49.
I'm only going to Thailand. What's the better deal?
Usually the Thailand eSIM: Thailand. The combo makes sense when your route covers two or three countries.
I have a layover in Singapore. Do I need an eSIM?
For a few hours at the airport, the Wi-Fi is enough. If you go into the city or stay overnight, the combo covers both Singapore and your holiday destination.
How does unlimited work?
The first 2 GB each day run at full speed, then 128 kbps until the end of the day. That is very slow: little more than text messages get through. Full speed is back the next day.
When do the days start counting?
From the first connection to a network in any of the three countries. The eSIM has to be activated within 180 days of purchase.
More questions (2)
Does the eSIM come with a phone number?
No, it's data only. Calls over WhatsApp, Telegram or Viber work, and your main SIM still receives bank texts.
What if the eSIM won't install?
Write to us in the chat on the website. We'll help, and if it still doesn't work, we'll refund you.
