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Singapore eSIM. Travel Data Plans from €5.39

QR code delivered in under 90 seconds. Coverage on Singtel and StarHub. No app required.

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Singapore eSIM at a glance

Singapore eSIM plans start at €2.70 for 500MB over a day and reach €53.99 for unlimited data over 30 days. Coverage uses Singtel, StarHub, and M1, the three Singaporean carriers. 5G is everywhere in Singapore, with Singapore having one of the highest 5G penetrations globally. 4G LTE fills any gap. Activation takes about 90 seconds and the eSIM connects the moment you taxi to the gate at Changi.

Networks

Singtel, StarHub, M1 (4G / 5G)

Activation

Under 90 seconds via QR

Currency

SGD (S$)

Capital

Singapore

Plug type

Type G (230V)

Best time

Singapore is hot and humid year-round (28-32°C). February to April is slightly less rainy. December has the worst rain. There's no real "good" or "bad" season.

Singapore eSIM plans

Most-picked plans for Singapore. Prices adjusted for local network costs. All plans include hotspot and tethering.

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Explorer

1GB · 7 days

5.39
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Traveler

3GB · 15 days

8.63
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Roamer

10GB · 30 days

21.59
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How a Singapore eSIM compares

Carrier roaming

~€11/day

≈ €154 for 2 weeks

Typical international roaming charge from major EU/UK/US carriers in Singapore. Caps often activate after €60/month and throttle to dial-up speeds.

Local SIM at airport

€15 to €40

one-time plus setup hassle

Singtel and StarHub tourist SIMs cost €15 to €30 for a week at Changi airport kiosks. Activation needs a passport and takes 10 minutes, which is fine but eSIM is just easier.

RoamingFlex eSIM

€8.63

3GB / 15 days

Same plan covers 2 weeks of travel in Singapore. QR code in under 90 seconds. No app, no airport queue, no passport scan.

How much data you actually need in Singapore

Tourists in Singapore average 380MB/day. Singapore tourist data averages 350 to 420 MB per day. Grab is the default for taxis and food delivery, Google Maps handles the rest. Singapore is the easiest English-language country in Asia for tourists, so translation apps barely get used. Free Wi-Fi@SG is in most public spaces. Source: RoamingFlex 22-destination data usage dataset (CC BY 4.0).

Insider tip

Singapore is one of the few countries where the public transit (MRT plus bus) is faster than Grab for most trips. The EZ-Link or SimplyGo contactless system works on any contactless bank card. Skip the souvenir EZ-Link cards.

How to activate your Singapore eSIM

  1. 1

    Buy a Singapore plan

    Pick a plan above based on your trip length. Pay by card or wallet. Checkout takes under a minute.

  2. 2

    Receive your QR code

    You'll see the QR code on screen the moment payment clears and get a copy by email within 2 minutes.

  3. 3

    Open your phone's eSIM settings

    iPhone: Settings, then Mobile Data, then Add eSIM, then Scan QR. Android: Settings, then Network, then Add Mobile Plan or SIM, then Scan QR.

  4. 4

    Land in Singapore and turn on data roaming

    Turn on data roaming for the new eSIM line (this is local data, not international roaming. The toggle is just how the OS routes traffic). You'll be online within 60 seconds of arrival.

Singapore eSIM frequently asked questions

Will the eSIM work on the Singapore MRT?

Yes, with full signal in stations and most tunnel sections. All three Singapore carriers have invested in tunnel coverage. 5G works in some sections too.

Does it cover the Changi Airport area for transit passengers?

Yes. The eSIM activates the moment your phone connects to a Singapore tower, which usually happens during landing or taxi at Changi. Useful for short layovers where Changi airport WiFi is the only alternative.

How much data do I need for a Singapore stopover or 3-day visit?

1GB to 3GB. Singapore is small (you can walk most of central Singapore in 30 minutes) and WiFi is everywhere, so data usage stays low.

Will Grab work on the Singapore eSIM?

Yes. Grab is the default ride-hailing app in Singapore and the eSIM supports all its features. Tap GrabCar, GrabTaxi, or GrabFood through the app and you're sorted.

Can I use the Singapore eSIM on a quick trip into Malaysia or Indonesia?

No. Singapore plans are Singapore-only. For cross-border trips (Johor Bahru day-trip, Batam ferry), you'd want a regional Asia plan.

Does the plan support tethering for laptop work?

Yes, every plan includes tethering. Singapore 5G speeds routinely hit 300+ Mbps download, which is fast enough for serious remote work.

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Last updated 23 May 2026. Operated by Vektor Utility Holdings Limited (UK company 17174994).