Uzbekistan eSIM for Tourists

Prepaid wallet credits. Spend only when you use data. No contracts.

Your best data rate in Uzbekistan

Rate USD9.60/GB

Select Your Credits

$10 Light use

$20 1 week standard

$50 Multi-country trip

$100 Heavy travel

Estimated data: 0.0 GB

Before you proceed, please ensure your device is eSIM compatible.
Check supported devices here.

How it works

Three simple steps to start using your wallet credits.

Step 1

Top up Wallet Credits

Purchase prepaid credits on our Shopify store. Choose $10, $20, $50, or $100. Instant delivery to your email.

Step 2

Download App & Install eSIM

Follow the steps in your email to install eSIM and activate data instantly on your device.

Step 3

Travel Freely

Use data as you go. Your balance updates automatically and pauses at $0. Top up anytime, anywhere.

Coverage in Uzbekistan

Reliable 4G/LTE mobile data coverage powered by Beeline and Ucell.

Network Quality

Get consistent speeds in Tashkent, Samarkand, and Bukhara. Coverage is optimized for the "Silk Road" tourist circuit and major urban areas.

Hotspot Ready

Tethering is fully enabled. Share your connection seamlessly across smartphones and tablets while exploring Uzbekistan.

Get connected in under 2 minutes

Quick setup for all iOS and Android devices. Full support available 24/7 if you need help.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

How does PAYG work for my trip to Uzbekistan?

Top up your Wallet and enable your eSIM upon arrival. Your connection starts instantly at the local Uzbekistan rate—no local registration or passport copies required.

Which networks will I connect to?

We partner with leading networks like Unitel (Beeline) or UzMobile, providing the best 4G LTE coverage available.

Is 5G available in Uzbekistan?

5G is currently active in central Tashkent and expanding to Samarkand. Your PAYG eSIM will tap into 5G where available.

Will I have a signal in Samarkand, Bukhara, and Khiva?

Yes, coverage is very strong in these major historic cities and along the high-speed rail corridors. Signal may be limited in remote desert stretches.