Each page covers: how to get online in that country compared side by side, which eSIM plan fits, the entry filing steps, every article we have on that destination, and the questions people actually ask.
Visit Japan Web entry, itineraries and budgets, skiing and onsen, and how to choose between the Softbank and KDDI lines.
Seoul and Busan routing, the subway, winter destinations, K-ETA and the e-Arrival Card, and what an SKT line without throttling actually means.
Nine cities including Shanghai, Beijing and Chengdu, entry documents and Alipay setup, and a VPN-free eSIM that reaches Google and LINE directly.
The correct e-Visa then PAI order, north-to-south routing, and Viettel coverage that holds up all the way to Phu Quoc.
⚠️ A Thailand eSIM installs only after you land. The TDAC arrival card, Bangkok and Chiang Mai planning, and how to get onto airport wifi.
All Indonesia, e-VOA and the tourist levy kept straight, island-hopping and Borobudur routes, and Telkomsel nationwide coverage.
Schengen EES biometrics are live and the UK ETA is mandatory. How to plan a multi-country route, with one card switching across 42 countries.
Separate walkthroughs for iPhone and Android, in English, Chinese, Korean and Japanese, with a screenshot at every step.
How an eSIM differs from a physical SIM, roaming and pocket wifi — when to install it, and how much data to buy.
Dial *#06# and look for an EID. Pick your brand for the exact settings path, plus three caveats that catch people out.
Trip length plus how you actually use your phone, returning a figure with headroom rather than the bare minimum.
Online arrival filings and e-visas for 11 countries in one table, each linking to the full step-by-step guide.
The guides above are curated entry points by destination. To start from the newest articles instead, go to eSIM Guides & Travel Tips, or open the sitemap for the full list.
If you are not sure your handset will work, or installation stalls halfway, message us on LINE at @peanutmo / WhatsApp +886-921-963-203. A screenshot of your *#06# result is the fastest way for us to answer.
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Last updated: 2026-08-03