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POVNOMAD, Airalo and Holafly all sell an unlimited-data eSIM for Tunisia. POVNOMAD Unlimited Smart starts at €7.90 for 3 days, Airalo at €18.50, Holafly at €18.90. Smart suits travellers who stay online all day without burning 3 GB: 1 GB at full speed daily, then maps and messengers keep running at 1 Mbit/s. The comparison

POVNOMAD, Airalo, and Holafly each offer differently structured eSIMs for the USA. POVNOMAD data packages start at €3.90 (1 GB, 7 days), Airalo’s unlimited plans at €10.50 (3 days). The biggest difference: POVNOMAD names concrete networks — T-Mobile and Verizon — while Airalo only confirms “T-Mobile plus one more.” Check current Holafly prices directly at

A POVNOMAD eSIM covers the whole of the USA, whether you’re walking through New York, shuttling between theme parks in Orlando, or driving the West Coast in a rental car. From €3.90, you get a data package that works across the entire country — which plan fits depends on your trip length and data needs,

A POVNOMAD eSIM for China is valid nationwide on the mainland, whether you’re visiting the Forbidden City in Beijing, on a business trip in Shanghai, or moving between several cities. Starting at €2.90, a single data package covers the whole trip; which plan fits depends on how long you’re staying and how you use data,

Yes, but only with the right eSIM: foreign eSIMs like POVNOMAD’s route data traffic through a roaming network outside mainland China (Hong Kong or Singapore, in POVNOMAD’s case), which makes WhatsApp usable without setting up a separate VPN. Airalo and Holafly rely on a similar principle too — though they explain it with varying degrees

The right eSIM for Turkey depends mainly on how long you’re travelling and how you use data on the ground, not on the individual city: a data package for a short city break, an unlimited plan with a fixed term for two weeks by the sea, or a longer round trip. The sections below match

A POVNOMAD eSIM for Egypt works nationwide on the Etisalat or Orange network, whether you’re in Hurghada, Cairo, Sharm el-Sheikh, or on a Nile cruise between Luxor and Aswan. Which plan is worth it depends on how long you’re travelling and how you use data, not on your destination itself. The Egypt eSIM from POVNOMAD

For Egypt, POVNOMAD, Airalo, and Holafly each offer Unlimited eSIMs that differ quite a bit: POVNOMAD is the only provider with two networks in its portfolio (Etisalat and Orange), Airalo now names Vodafone, Holafly Orange. POVNOMAD and Airalo state both the daily high-speed threshold and the speed afterwards for their Unlimited plans, Holafly states neither.

Looking for a Turkey eSIM and torn between Airalo, Holafly, Nomad, Saily and POVNOMAD? Two facts decide this comparison: the price of unlimited data and Turkey’s BTK block, which has affected the big international providers since July 2025. On 30 September 2026, 30 days of unlimited data cost €26.90 (Smart, 1 GB high speed/day) or

Since July 2025, Turkey’s telecom regulator BTK has been blocking the websites and apps of more than 30 international eSIM providers, including Airalo, Holafly and Saily. Your eSIM will still work if you get one thing right: buy and install it before you enter the country. The POVNOMAD Turkey eSIM starts at €2.90, and the