India 10GB eSIM

The 100 MB card is the cheapest, but it's a backup, not a week of browsing. The 3 GB plan at €2.99 is the best value of the 7-day options, and the best price per gigabyte, so it suits a week of maps and messages. There is no option valid for 14 days in the list, so 2 weeks of travel maps to the 3 GB card valid for 15 days. A 10 GB plan at €10.97 offers more room for a longer stay, with 20 GB and 50 GB versions that are also valid for 30 days.

Listed networks: Jio. Connects to 4G/5G where the network offers it. Speeds and signal vary with your phone, location and network conditions.

Use a network-unlocked phone with eSIM support and confirm the exact model and regional variant with its maker. On iPhone, open Settings, General, About and look for No SIM Restrictions next to Carrier Lock. Android setup paths differ by brand, so follow that maker's steps. An eSIM works like a virtual sim card, but iOS and Android handsets don't all support it, so check the compatibility guide before you buy.

Install the profile online over reliable Wi-Fi using the supplied QR code or instructions, and save those steps. Installing the profile and starting the plan's validity are not necessarily the same event, so follow the activation instructions for your order; don't count on instant installation meaning the clock has started. On arrival, enable the travel line and select it for mobile data.

The plan gives mobile data but no Indian phone number, ordinary calls or SMS. Any service that needs a local number or an SMS code requires a different arrangement. Set up essential accounts with your existing number before departure and keep confirmed tickets offline; internet access alone doesn't guarantee registration or payment will go through.

Your existing messaging apps, including WhatsApp, can use the eSIM's internet connection. The plan adds no local phone number, calls or SMS. Codes sent to your regular number still depend on your home SIM and carrier, so check any roaming charges before leaving that line switched on.

The listed networks support hotspot. Any device you connect draws from the same data allowance. Any device you tether pulls from the same total, so pause laptop updates and cloud backups if you need the data for maps and messages.

Each eSIM card shows the total data for its stated validity, with no one day reset, daily renewal or monthly subscription. A 30-day plan is not automatically a calendar month, so check the expiry. Hotspot use shares that same total, so don't treat the allowance as unlimited.

Check the top-up or extension options supplied with your order before you rely on them. Buying a second plan does not automatically extend the first or carry over unused data. Keep the installed profile while you confirm the instructions for the next purchase.

Check you're in India, the travel line is enabled and selected for data, and the plan still has allowance and validity left. Apply any APN or roaming setting from your order to that line. Try airplane mode briefly, then move to another spot if the signal is weak. Keep the profile installed and have your device model, location and order reference ready when you ask for help.

Select the travel eSIM for mobile data, turn off automatic data switching and leave roaming off on your home SIM. Apply any required travel-eSIM roaming setting only to that line. Calls and texts on your regular SIM still follow your home carrier's terms.

Read the purchase conditions before ordering, including how to reach support and how activation or use affects refunds. The phrase no contract describes a search you might run; confirm the actual terms in the order instead of assuming them. Keep your order reference and any connection error when you ask for help, and don't delete the profile while an issue is open.