Best eSIM for Pakistan in 2026: 7 Providers Compared (Real Prices)

Pakistan sees a genuinely large volume of international travel that a lot of eSIM comparison sites overlook — business travel to Karachi and Lahore, visits to family across a large global diaspora, and a slowly growing tourism scene around the northern mountains. We checked live pricing across 119 providers we track for Pakistan, real pricing pulled directly from each provider's own current catalog, not a one-time check that goes stale.

Quick-Answer Picks

• Cheapest overall: Yesim, 500MB for a single day at $0.50.
• Best granular short-trip pricing: eSIMGlobe, with genuinely small, cheap tiers — 500MB for a day at currently unavailable, all the way up through 20GB for 30 days at $20.70.
• Best for a long stay: BNESIM — one of the only providers on this list with real 180-day (roughly six-month) plans, useful for anyone visiting family or working in Pakistan for an extended period.
• Best real unlimited value: Superalink, a genuine $1.00 unlimited day.

Pakistan price comparison

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Yesim $0.50 Cheapest Ubigi $2.00 eSIMo $3.90 BNESIM $2.51

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Live Pakistan deals right now

Public promo codes from providers selling Pakistan eSIMs — pulled live from our deals list, so this section updates itself and disappears when nothing is running.

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Provider-by-Provider Breakdown

Yesim has the cheapest starting price we found for Pakistan — 500MB for a single day at $0.50 — with unlimited tiers scaling by the day up to $63.87 for a full 30 days.

eSIMGlobe stands out for genuinely granular, cheap short-trip pricing: 500MB for a day at currently unavailable, 1GB for a day at currently unavailable, up through sensible mid-tiers like 10GB for 30 days at $10.90 and 20GB for 30 days at $20.70. If your data needs fall in the small-to-moderate range, this is one of the more precisely-priced catalogs on this list.

Superalink offers a clean, honest $1.00 unlimited day, scaling to $16.30 for a week and $57.30 for a full month — the same straightforward flat-rate structure it runs in most destinations, and a genuinely competitive unlimited option here.

co:sim now prices its entry option as a genuine Unlimited/1-day pass at $1.99 rather than a small fixed allowance, with a lineup spanning short single-day passes through large long-duration bundles.

Ubigi starts at $2.00 for a small 0.5GB single-day tier, with real unlimited options from $25.00 for a week — a solid, established mid-range name if brand recognition matters to you.

eSIMo starts at $3.90 for 1GB over 7 days and currently runs a real 20% first-purchase discount code (see our full eSIMo discount code breakdown for exactly what that works out to) — worth applying to the comparison before deciding, since it can shift where eSIMo lands relative to the rest of this list.

BNESIM is the real standout for anyone staying longer than the typical week-or-two trip: alongside the usual 30-day tiers, it sells genuine 180-day plans — 1GB for $3.02, all the way up to 100GB for $40.33 over roughly six months. We've written a full breakdown of what BNESIM's discount code and long-duration plans actually mean in practice if you're considering an extended stay specifically.

Why Prices Vary So Much

The spread between a headline single-day pass and BNESIM's largest six-month bundle isn't a pricing error — it reflects genuinely different products aimed at genuinely different trips. A short business visit and a months-long stay with family have almost nothing in common in terms of data needs, so the right comparison isn't "which plan is cheapest" in isolation, it's "which plan's data and duration actually match my trip."

Picking by Trip Type

A short business trip to Karachi or Lahore (a few days to a week): eSIMGlobe's granular small tiers or Yesim's day-rate pricing avoid paying for validity you won't use.

Visiting family for several weeks to a few months: This is where BNESIM's 180-day plans genuinely stand apart from almost everything else on this list — most providers here top out at 30-day validity, so a long visit would otherwise mean buying multiple separate plans.

A trip to the northern mountains (Hunza, Skardu) with patchier connectivity: A plan with a longer validity window and generous data — Superalink's unlimited tiers or one of Ubigi's larger fixed-data plans — gives more room to use data opportunistically wherever signal is actually available.

Practical Caveats

Check the real data amount against your actual usage before assuming a cheap headline price is the best deal, and remember that a discount code (like eSIMo's) only ever discounts that one provider's price, not the whole market. The full, live Pakistan plan list, sorted by real price, price-per-GB, and price-per-day, is the most reliable way to compare every option side by side.

Worth knowing before you shop: like every plan table on this site, the comparisons above exclude plans that bundle voice minutes or SMS by default, since most eSIM buyers only care about data and a bundled-voice plan usually costs more for the same allowance. If you specifically need calling minutes included, the full Pakistan plan list has a checkbox to include those plans too.

Is there a difference between buying from a Pakistan-specific plan versus a regional South Asia bundle? Some providers on this list also sell regional South Asia bundles covering Pakistan alongside neighboring countries — a genuinely different product from the single-country plans compared here, worth checking directly on the provider's own site if your trip spans multiple South Asian countries.

Getting Started

New to eSIMs? Our beginner's guide to how eSIMs work covers installation and compatibility from scratch. And for the complete, live list of every Pakistan eSIM plan we track, see the full Pakistan plan list.