Pakistan
PK LTE onlyPakistan has LTE from Jazz, the only network listed. Coverage is extensive in urban areas and along major highways, but the northern mountains and remote deserts have gaps. An eSIM saves you from the cumbersome local SIM registration process, which often requires biometrics.
Plans for Pakistan
Pick a row — it prices the box aboveLocal SIM registration
Pakistan requires biometric verification for local SIMs, which can be time-consuming for visitors. A travel eSIM avoids this, as it is already active.
Payment methods
Cards are not universally accepted; cash is still king in many bazaars and transport. Mobile wallets like JazzCash are common, but as a visitor you may not have one.
Internet restrictions
Social media and messaging apps can be temporarily restricted during periods of unrest. Having an eSIM does not bypass government-level blocks.
Does eSIM work in Pakistan?
Yes, it connects to Jazz on LTE. Jazz is the only network provided by this eSIM in Pakistan.
Is 5G available in Pakistan?
No, Jazz only offers LTE on this plan. 5G is not available.
Will I get signal in the northern areas like Hunza?
In Hunza and along the Karakoram Highway, LTE is available in towns but may disappear on treks and between valleys.
How do I buy a local SIM in Pakistan?
Tourists often need to provide passport and fingerprints at a Jazz franchise. The process can take time and may require a local address. An eSIM skips this.
Can I use WhatsApp in Pakistan?
WhatsApp generally works, but the government has occasionally restricted social media and messaging apps. This is outside the eSIM's control.
How long is the eSIM valid in Pakistan?
Plans last from 1 to 30 days, with allowances from 1 GB to 20 GB. Pick what fits your trip.