Macau: Buy the Best eSIMs | 2024 Guide

Macau, also spelled as Macao, is an interesting travel destination.

However, it is not known for being a cheap place to be.

What you should not do, in many cases, is roam internationally in Macau.

International roaming can be expensive, which is why using local and travel eSIMs is recommended to save money.

And if you get a travel eSIM, you do not have to deal with the SIM card registration bureaucracy and skip the queues in Macau.

How much will a (travel) eSIM for Macau cost you?

You can get an eSIM for Macau for as low as 4.50 USD and up to 99 USD from Airalo, Alosim, Holafly, Nomad & SimOptions offering between 1 GB and unlimited data to be used locally, in Asia, or globally.

Original publication: 25th of August 2022. Last updated: 30th of October 2023.

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An Introduction to eSIMs for Macau (+Discount Codes)

Macau is lucky because it has numerous eSIM providers that have eSIMs for Macau specifically, regional Asia eSIMs that cover Macau & global eSIMs that cover the country and at least 100 more across multiple continents.

The eSIM providers I have used extensively and have eSIMs for Macau are Airalo, Alosim, Holafly, Nomad & SimOptions.

Airalo has three types of eSIMs for Macau:

• Airalo Macao Mobile eSIM for Macau: four eSIMs between 1 GB (seven days @ 4.50 USD) and 10 GB (30 days @ 20 USD)
• Airalo Asialink eSIM for Macau and 13 other East- and Southeast Asian countries: six eSIMs between 1 GB (seven days @ 5 USD) and 100 GB (180 days @ 185 USD)
• Airalo Discover(+) eSIM for Macau and 129 other countries: 12 eSIMs between 1 GB (seven days @ 9 USD/15 USD (+10 minutes/10 SMS)) and 20 GB (1 year @ 69 USD/89 USD (+200 minutes/200 SMS))

Discount code NOV15 is available for 15% off if you have never purchased an Airalo eSIM. Existing Airalo customers can use code NOV10 instead for 10% off (both codes are valid until the 31st of October – only the first 3000 users can redeem either discount code).

Alosim has competitively priced eSIMs for Asian destinations, including Macau. It also has 5G NR access in countries where Airalo eSIMs do not have such access (with roughly the same prices). Alosim has only one eSIM for Macau:

• Alosim Macau eSIM: four eSIMs between 1 GB (seven days @ 4.50 USD) and 10 GB (30 days @ 20 USD)

You can use code PTW for 5% off any Alosim purchase (as many times as you wish for as many eSIMs as you want).

Holafly is known for having unlimited data plans. This is also the case for many Asian countries, including Macau. It has only one eSIM for Macau:

• Holafly Macau eSIM: eight eSIMs with unlimited data for five days (19 USD) to unlimited data for 90 days (99 USD)

Pro tip: if you plan on visiting two or more Asian countries supported by the Holafly Asia eSIM, go for the Asian because it will be cost-effective.

Be sure to use code PHONETRAVELWIZ to get 5% off your order (as many times as you wish for as many eSIMs as you want).

Nomad often has the lowest-priced eSIMs ($:GB ratio) for (popular) Asian destinations, which also applies to Macau. It has two types of eSIMs for Macau:

• Nomad Macau eSIM: nine eSIMs between 1 GB (seven days @ 4 USD) and 50 GB (30 days @ 125 USD (on sale))
• Nomad APAC eSIM for Macau and 14/19 other Asian and Oceanian countries: 11 eSIMs between 1 GB (seven days @ 8 USD/10 USD) and 20 GB (30 days @ 29 USD (on sale)/62 USD)

You can use code ADU123 for 3 USD/2.70 EUR/2.40 GBP/4.05 CAD off your first Nomad order.

Lastly, we have SimOptions with AIS eSIM2FLY Asia. It is the most comprehensive Asia eSIM I know of (not limited to East- and Southeast Asia, as the others mentioned so far, but also Central Asia, South Asia & the Middle East and South Asia). It also has 5G NR access in numerous countries. However, only one AIS eSIM2FLY Asia eSIM exists:

• SimOptions/AIS eSIM2LY Asia eSIM for Macau and 31 other Asian countries: 6 GB (eight days @ 19.90 USD)

Now that you have an overview of the eSIM providers I will write about, we will go through them alphabetically and cover all their options for Macau.

But if you already have an eSIM store in mind, click on the links next to jump to the respective sections: Airalo, Alosim, Holafly, Nomad & SimOptions.

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Airalo eSIMs for Macau (Macao Mobile, Asialink & Discover+)

Airalo has three types of eSIMs that can be used in Macau only or include Macau:

• Macao Mobile – Macau only
• Asialink – Macau and 13 other East- and Southeast Asian countries
• Discover(+) – Macau and 129 other countries worldwide (+calls and SMS (up to 200 minutes/SMS) for global use if you choose the “+” variant, regardless of the selected eSIM)

Remember that discount code NOV15 is available for 15% off if you have never purchased an Airalo eSIM. Existing Airalo customers can use code NOV10 instead for 10% off (both codes are valid until the 31st of October – only the first 3000 users can redeem either discount code).

Airalo does not need an introduction because it is the largest eSIM store out there.

It also claims to be the first store, which is probably true but not something I could confirm (but it does not matter anyway).

With eSIMs for almost all countries and territories, Airalo practically has a global reach with its offering.

In the case of Macau, Airalo has three eSIMs covering the country: Macao Mobile, Asialink & Discover(+).

Macao Mobile is Airalo's Macau-only eSIM.

Whereas Asialink can be used in Macau and 13 other East- and Southeast Asian countries.

Get the Asialink eSIM if you visit two or more destinations supported by the eSIM – it will be more cost-effective.

Finally, we have the Discover and Discover+ eSIMs, which support 130 countries worldwide, including Macau (and the Discover+ variants offer a phone number, something the Macao Mobile eSIM does not have, and up to 200 minutes and 200 SMS).

Let's go over the four Airalo Macao Mobile eSIM options we have:

1. Macau/Macao Mobile 1 GB eSIM for 7 days, costing 4.50 USD – most popular with Phone Travel Wiz readers
2. Macau/Macao Mobile 3 GB eSIM for 30 days, costing 9.50 USD – very popular with Phone Travel Wiz readers
3. Macau/Macao Mobile 5 GB eSIM for 30 days, costing 13 USD
4. Macau/Macao Mobile 10 GB eSIM for 30 days, costing 20 USD

Note: Phone Travel Wiz reader popularity ranking was updated in October based on data up to the 11^th of October (2023 data only).

You can use the following Macanese mobile network with the Macao Mobile eSIM:

Check out my Macau SIM card buying guide for more information on how Macanese mobile operators perform.

Next, we have the Airalo Asialink eSIM, which can be used in 14 East- and Southeast Asian countries, including Macau.

It is Airalo's second-most popular regional eSIM (behind Europe (review) – it has seven regional eSIM, including Asia), based on what Phone Travel Wiz readers use.

This makes sense, as flights within East- and Southeast Asia can be incredibly cheap with the rise of low-cost carriers and relatively favorable visa policies.

The old version of Airalo's Asia eSIM came with unlimited data, although you only got 4 GB of high-speed data before your speeds got reduced to 128 Kbps (embarrassingly slow).

Worry not; the new offering is significantly better. Let's go over the Airalo Asialink eSIM options now:

1. Asia/Asialink 1 GB eSIM for 7 days, costing 5 USD
2. Asia/Asialink 3 GB eSIM for 30 days, costing 13 USD – very popular with Phone Travel Wiz readers
3. Asia/Asialink 5 GB eSIM for 30 days, costing 20 USD – most popular with Phone Travel Wiz readers
4. Asia/Asialink 10 GB eSIM for 30 days, costing 37 USD – very popular with Phone Travel Wiz readers
5. Asia/Asialink 50 GB eSIM for 90 days, costing 100 USD
6. Asia/Asialink 100 GB eSIM for 180 days, costing 185 USD

Note: Phone Travel Wiz reader popularity ranking was updated in October based on data up to the 11^th of October (2023 data only).

You can use the following Macanese network with the Asialink eSIM:

As mentioned earlier, the Airalo Asialink can be used in 14 countries, which includes Macau and (some) neighboring countries.

You can find a country breakdown in my ongoing Airalo Asialink review or the map below.

I aim to use the Asialink eSIM in all supported countries by the end of 2025 (perhaps 2024, but I want to explore other continents in 2024), giving you insights into how the eSIM performs in each destination.

I have tested the eSIM in eight countries so far – you should check my Airalo Asialink eSIM review if you are interested in getting it for yourself.

Finally, we have Airalo's Discover and Discover+ eSIMs.

Its global offering used to be called Discover Global, to be used in 84 countries (87 was its peak).

I have had decent to good experiences with that eSIM, but I felt it could improve.

Such as extending the validity of most plans (the maximum used to be 180 days) and having 5G NR access in popular destinations.

Well, my concerns were heard (which is why I love working with Airalo) because Airalo revamped its global eSIM to Discover(+), covering 130 countries (including Macau), having 5G NR access in 30+ countries & giving you the option to purchase plans with minutes and SMS.

You get an Austrian (+43) phone number if you buy any Airalo Discover+ eSIMs, so you do not have to deal with excessive international call rates with your primary/home SIM card or eSIM (this does not apply to the normal Discover eSIM).

Although Airalo improved its global eSIM significantly, it did not increase the prices for its eSIM.

In fact, you get a “discount” of up to 20 USD if you use the Discover eSIM (the one without a phone number, minutes, & texts).

Anyway, 12 variants of the Airalo Discover(+) eSIMs are available:

1. Discover 1 GB eSIM for 7 days, costing 9 USD
2. Discover+ 1 GB (with 10 minutes and 10 SMS) eSIM for 7 days, costing 15 USD
3. Discover 2 GB eSIM for 15 days, costing 17 USD
4. Discover+ 2 GB (with 20 minutes and 20 SMS) eSIM for 15 days, costing 27 USD
5. Discover 3 GB eSIM for 30 days, costing 24 USD
6. Discover+ 3 GB (with 30 minutes and 30 SMS) eSIM for 30 days, costing 36 USD – very popular with Phone Travel Wiz readers
7. Discover 5 GB eSIM for 60 days, costing 35 USD – very popular with Phone Travel Wiz readers
8. Discover+ 5 GB (with 50 minutes and 50 SMS) eSIM for 60 days, costing 50 USD
9. Discover 10 GB eSIM for 180 days, costing 59 USD
10. Discover+ 10 GB (with 100 minutes and 100 SMS) eSIM for 180 days, costing 79 USD
11. Discover 20 GB eSIM for 365 days, costing 69 USD – most popular with Phone Travel Wiz readers
12. Discover+ 20 GB (with 200 minutes and 200 SMS) eSIM for 365 days, costing 89 USD

Note: Phone Travel Wiz reader popularity ranking was updated in October based on data up to the 11^th of October (2023 data only).

The image below shows you the Macanese mobile network that can be used with the Airalo Discover(+) eSIMs.

For a full country list of where the eSIM can be used, you should check out my ongoing Airalo Discover+ eSIM review.

Although the map below may be useful if you know your world map well.

In every country I visit where I test country-specific Airalo eSIMs, I also try out its Discover+ eSIM (if it can be used there).

So you better check it out every now and then to see if I wrote about the country/countries you plan to visit and read about the eSIM's performance in said country, as it is not always perfect.

Before Airalo updated its global eSIM, I used the old version (Discover Global) in 15+ countries. From August 2023, I will only test the Discover+ eSIM. This is why some country-specific reviews (like Japan) still refer to Discover Global and show the old eSIM image instead of Discover+.

So to recap: get the Macao Mobile eSIM if you only stay in Macau, the Asialink eSIM in two or more supported countries to save $$$, or the Discover(+) eSIM if you visit multiple countries on multiple continents within a year and do not wish to install multiple eSIMs.

Whatever Airalo eSIM you choose, you will have a smooth experience with any in Macau.

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Alosim eSIMs for Macau

Alosim has various eSIM variants that can be used in Macau:

• Macau – local use only with 5G NR access

Remember to use code PTW for 5% off any Alosim purchase (as many times as you wish for as many eSIMs as you want).

Alosim, backed by AffinityClick, is an eSIM provider gaining ground in 2023.

Mostly because it has been expanding its eSIM coverage in a good direction.

You probably have never heard of AffinityClick, but you may have heard of the Hushed app with more than 8 000 000 (8 million) downloads: Temporary & Second Phone Number App for Wifi, Data Calling & Texting.

Because of this, you may get a phone number for calls and SMS with any Alosim eSIM in the near future… as that is the logical step right, AffinityClick? 😏.

At the moment, you have only one eSIM option for Macau with Alosim: one for Macau only.

You have the following four Alosim Macau eSIMs:

1. Macau 1 GB eSIM for 7 days, costing 4.50 USD
2. Macau 3 GB eSIM for 30 days, costing 9.50 USD
3. Macau 5 GB eSIM for 30 days, costing 13 USD
4. Macau 10 GB eSIM for 30 days, costing 20 USD – most popular with Phone Travel Wiz readers

Note: Phone Travel Wiz reader popularity ranking was updated in October based on data up to the 11^th of October (2023 data only).

You can use the following Macanese mobile network with your Alosim Macau eSIM:

For more information on how these mobile operators perform, check out my Macau SIM card buying guide, where I discuss the performance of each SIM card (in terms of coverage and speed).

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Holafly eSIMs for Macau

Holafly has one eSIM that can be used in Macau (only).

Remember to use code PHONETRAVELWIZ for 5% off any Holafly purchase (as many times as you wish for as many eSIMs as you want).

Holafly is, together with Airalo, one of the most popular eSIM providers.

Holafly made a name for itself by introducing unlimited data plans in June 2022, which was uncommon back then.

While more eSIM providers have unlimited data eSIMs nowadays, Holafly has been expanding its unlimited data offering from the initial 45 countries to about 100 nations in 2023 (and still counting in October 2023).

To prevent abuse, you cannot tether (mobile hotspot) with any Holafly eSIM with unlimited data.

The Holafly Macau eSIM, which gives you unlimited data between five days and 90 days:

1. Macau unlimited data eSIM for 5 days, costing 19 USD/19 EUR/19 GBP/27 AUD/24 CAD – most popular with Phone Travel Wiz readers
2. Macau unlimited data eSIM for 7 days, costing 27 USD/27 EUR/24 GBP/44 AUD/34 CAD
3. Macau unlimited data eSIM for 10 days, costing 34 USD/34 EUR/29 GBP/49 AUD/44 CAD – very popular with Phone Travel Wiz readers
4. Macau unlimited data eSIM for 15 days, costing 47 USD/47 EUR/44 GBP/67 AUD/55 CAD
5. Macau unlimited data eSIM for 20 days, costing 54 USD/57 EUR/49 GBP/84 AUD/74 CAD
6. Macau unlimited data eSIM for 30 days, costing 64 USD/69 EUR/44 GBP/99 AUD/89 CAD
7. Macau unlimited data eSIM for 60 days, costing 84 USD/87 EUR/29 GBP/127 AUD/114 CAD
8. Macau unlimited data eSIM for 90 days, costing 99 USD/99 EUR/19 GBP/144 AUD/129 CAD

Note: Phone Travel Wiz reader popularity ranking was updated in October based on data up to the 11^th of October (2023 data only).

Compared to Airalo's and Alosim's eSIMs (and Nomad and SimOptions mentioned later), these eSIMs are pricey.

But unlike them, Holafly gives you unlimited data for up to 90 days.

But there is a catch: as of August 2023, Holafly eSIMs are throttled @ 18 Mbps (even if you have 5G NR access), except for its Europe eSIMs (review).

This was not the case before that month (I even extensively used the Europe eSIM in July 2023, where I had normal/fast speeds until I headed to North America in August 2023 and noticed that its speeds were throttled in every country I visited after that).

While 18 Mbps is not terrible, it is also not amazing – especially knowing I have had download speeds of up to 160 Mbps before in various European countries.

But if you do not care about the fastest speeds, you do not have to worry about this speed restriction.

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Nomad eSIMs for Macau

Nomad has two types of eSIMs that can be used in Macau only or include Macau:

• Macau – local use only
• APAC – Macau and 14 or 19 other countries, depending on the eSIM, in Asia and Oceania

Be sure to use code ADU123 for 3 USD/2.70 EUR/2.40 GBP/4.05 CAD off your first Nomad order (new customers only).

Nomad, on average, has the cheapest eSIMs for Asian countries.

It also often has the most generous data allowances (up to 50 GB and even up to 100 GB at a time).

And some destinations even have unlimited data plans.

Yeah… I really recommend Nomad eSIMs for most Asian destinations.

In Macau's case, you have the Nomad Macau eSIM.

The Nomad APAC eSIM can be used in Asia Pacific (Oceania), including Macau.

Let's start with the Nomad Macau eSIM with nine options:

1. Macau 1 GB eSIM for 3 days, costing 4 USD/4 EUR/3.50 GBP/5.50 CAD/4 CHF – most popular with Phone Travel Wiz readers
2. Macau 3 GB eSIM for 30 days, costing 8 USD/8 EUR/7 GBP/11 CAD/7.50 CHF – very popular with Phone Travel Wiz readers
3. Macau 5 GB eSIM for 30 days, costing 12 USD/11.50 EUR/10 GBP/16.50 CAD/11.50 CHF (price dropped)
4. Macau 10 GB eSIM for 30 days, costing 19 USD/18.50 EUR/16 GBP/26 CAD/17.50 CHF (price dropped)
5. Macau 15 GB eSIM for 30 days, costing 25 USD/24 EUR/21 GBP/34.50 CAD/23 CHF (price dropped)
6. Macau 20 GB eSIM for 30 days, costing 34 USD/32.50 EUR/28.50 GBP/46.50 CAD/31.50 CHF (price dropped)
7. Macau 30 GB eSIM for 30 days, costing 80 USD/76.50 EUR/66.50 GBP/109.50 CAD/73.50 CHF (price dropped)
8. Macau 40 GB eSIM for 30 days, costing 110 USD/105 EUR/91 GBP/150.50 CAD/101 CHF (price dropped)
9. Macau 50 GB eSIM for 30 days, costing 125 USD/119.50 EUR/103.50 GBP/171 CAD/115 CHF (price dropped)

Note: Phone Travel Wiz reader popularity ranking was updated in October based on data up to the 11^th of October (2023 data only).

The Nomad Macau eSIM uses the CTM network.

If you want to know whether this network is any good or not, check out my Macau SIM card buying guide, where I go much more in-depth about Macanese mobile operators.

You should know that the Nomad Macau eSIM is powered by JoyTelecom (a sub-brand of Hong Kong Telecom (HKT) and CSL Mobile).

That is not an interesting fact (except for nerds like me 🤓), but eSIMs powered by JoyTelecom are throttled @ 42 Mbps or @82 Mbps, depending on the country (even on 5G NR).

While this is significantly faster than Holafly's eSIMs (@ 18 Mbps), I still wanted you to know about this speed restriction.

Some speed devils like myself do care 🐆.

If you plan to visit neighboring countries, you may be interested in Nomad's regional eSIM covering Macau: Nomad APAC eSIM.

By getting the Nomad APAC eSIM, you only have to purchase one eSIM instead of multiple country-specific ones, saving you money.

You have two variants: the 15 Countries Plan and the 20 Countries Plan.

JoyTelecom powers the 15 Countries Plan (and is also speed-restricted), while the 20 Countries Plan is powered by eSIM Go (which we remember from Airalo's Discover(+) eSIMs, right)?

JoyTelecom eSIMs, while covering more countries (20), are consistently cheaper than eSIM Go eSIMs (15 countries).

I go much more in-depth about the difference between the two providers in my ongoing Nomad APAC eSIM review, but this is what you need to know for now.

Only the 20 Countries Plan works in Macau.

And you have these 11 Nomad APAC eSIMs:

1. APAC (20 Countries Plan) 1 GB eSIM for 7 days, costing 8 USD/8 EUR/7 GBP/11 CAD/7.50 CHF
2. APAC (15 Countries Plan) 1 GB eSIM for 7 days, costing 10 USD/10 EUR/8.50 GBP/14 CAD/9.50 CHF
3. APAC (20 Countries Plan) 3 GB eSIM for 15 days, costing 13 USD/12.50 EUR/11 GBP/18 CAD/12 CHF (price dropped)
4. APAC (15 Countries Plan) 3 GB eSIM for 30 days, costing 17 USD/16.50 EUR/14.50 GBP/23.50 CAD/16 CHF (price dropped)
5. APAC (15 Countries Plan) 5 GB eSIM for 30 days, costing 23 USD/22 EUR/19 GBP/31.50 CAD/21.50 CHF (price dropped)
6. APAC (20 Countries Plan) 5 GB eSIM for 30 days, costing 12 USD/11.50 EUR/10 GBP/16.50 CAD/11.50 CHF (on sale) – very popular with Phone Travel Wiz readers
7. APAC (20 Countries Plan) 10 GB eSIM for 30 days, costing 28 USD/27 EUR/23.50 GBP/38.50 CAD/26 CHF (price dropped) – very popular with Phone Travel Wiz readers
8. APAC (15 Countries Plan) 10 GB eSIM for 30 days, costing 37 USD/35.50 EUR/31 GBP/51 CAD/34 CHF
9. APAC (20 Countries Plan) 20 GB eSIM for 45 days, costing 29 USD/28 EUR/24 GBP/40 CAD/27 CHF (on sale) – most popular with Phone Travel Wiz readers
10. APAC (15 Countries Plan) 20 GB eSIM for 30 days, costing 62 USD/59.50 EUR/51.50 GBP/85 CAD/57 CHF
11. APAC (20 Countries Plan) 30 GB eSIM for 60 days, costing 65 USD/62 EUR/54 GBP/89 CAD/60 CHF

Note: Phone Travel Wiz reader popularity ranking was updated in October based on data up to the 11^th of October (2023 data only).

For a full list of countries the Nomad APAC eSIM can be used in (for both the 15 Countries Plan and the 20 Countries Plan), check out my ongoing review.

As I said earlier, getting a Nomad APAC eSIM will be the cheapest way to stay connected in the APAC region if you plan to visit two or more supported destinations.

To summarize: get the Nomad Macau eSIM if you only stay in Macau and the Nomad APAC eSIM in two or more supported countries to save money (get the eSIM Go variant for 5G NR access in variant countries).

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SimOptions eSIMs for Macau

SimOptions has one (recommended) eSIM that can be used in Macau and various other Asian countries:

• AIS eSIM2FLY Asia eSIM

SimOptions has been a SIM card reseller since at least 2016.

In 2021, it started selling eSIMs, now its primary focus.

So, SimOptions has eSIMs specifically for Macau; as the screenshot below shows, why am I talking about the AIS eSIM2FLY eSIM?

The SimOptions Macau eSIMs are powered by JoyTelecom, a partner Nomad primarily works with in Asia.

The SimOptions Smart Traveler eSIM is powered by Dtac Thailand. It is a mobile operator I strongly dislike – mostly because of deceptive marketing and lousy service. You can read my Dtac Thailand review if you want, but it specifically focused on its performance in Thailand.

The eSIMs offered by SimOptions are not as affordable as Nomad's… and I do not want you to waste your money when cheaper options are available, especially when the same partner is used.

But the AIS eSIM2FLY eSIM is different – it is by AIS Thailand, formerly Thailand's largest mobile operator (until TrueMove H and Dtac Thailand merged into True Corp).

The eSIM covers 32 primarily Asia countries (not limited to East- and Southeast Asia, like most regional eSIMs, but also the Middle East and Oceania).

In fact, here is the country list:

¹ with 5G NR access

Not only that – you also get 5G NR access in countries where most other eSIM providers do not have such access yet, and a Thai phone number (+66) for free incoming calls and text messages.

All for just 19.90 USD.

But what is the catch? Well… you only get 6 GB of data for eight days.

So, the AIS eSIM2FLY eSIM is not for those who want to tour around Asia for a prolonged period because the validity is too short (but other eSIMs mentioned in this guide will do well).

In fact, the eSIM is best used in only one country – two at most if you do not use a lot of data.

I have used the AIS eSIM2FLY eSIM in numerous countries (my review is on its way), but not in all supported countries I visit because it will become too expensive.

But if you were to use the eSIM in Macau and a (covered) neighboring country, care about 5G NR access, do not use a lot of data & want a phone number for incoming calls and SMS, the eSIM can be a good alternative from the others mentioned so far.

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Overview of the Best eSIMs for Macau

That was quite a journey! There are so many eSIM options for Macau or options that cover it.

And this was not even an exhaustive list! Many more eSIM providers have eSIMs for Macau.

But the five I listed in this guide have good reviews. Moreover, I have tested them extensively in multiple countries on multiple continents and had (consistently) good experiences with them.

I will give you a quick recap of each eSIMs mentioned in this guide and link to their product pages in case you need more info or are ready to purchase an eSIM already (take note of the activation policy of Nomad (Truphone) eSIMs – do not buy those eSIMs too early).

Macau-only eSIMs:

• Airalo Macau eSIM
• Alosim Macau eSIM (with 5G NR access)
• Holafly Macau eSIM
• Nomad Macau eSIM

Asia eSIMs (mainly East- and Southeast Asia + Australia and New Zealand), which include Macau:

• Airalo Asialink eSIM
• Holafly Asia eSIM
• Nomad APAC eSIM
• SimOptions AIS eSIM2FLY Asia eSIM

Global eSIMs, which include Macau:

• Airalo Discover(+) eSIM (with calling feature)

And do not forget to use one of these discount codes for extra savings:

• Airalo: NOV15 for 15% off if you have never purchased an Airalo eSIM. If you have, use NOV10 for 10% off (each code can be used 3000 times among all Airalo customers, so better redeem it quickly!
• Alosim: PTW for 5% off (the code can be used by anyone, including existing customers, as many times as you wish – no redemption limit)
• Holafly: PHONETRAVELWIZ for 5% off (the code can be used by anyone, including existing customers, as many times as you wish – no redemption limit)
• Nomad: ADU123 for 3 USD (or your currency's equivalent) if you have never purchased a Nomad eSIM

Remember to use code the relevant discount codes for (ADU123 (Nomad), PTW (Alosim), or PHONETRAVELWIZ (others)).

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Buying a SIM Card in Macau

Want to just use a SIM card but not your current one because roaming will be criminally expensive?

Consider getting a Macanese SIM card instead – local SIM cards are the cheapest way to stay connected abroad.