Why tourists choose eSIM in China
Local SIMs in China require a passport, and familiar foreign services may often be unavailable through Chinese internet. Tourist eSIMs work in roaming through partner operators, so access to services may differ from local SIM — check details with bot support before your trip.
How much data do you need
For business trips with maps, translators, payments, and messengers, plan for 5-10 GB for a week. Wi-Fi in hotels in China is not always convenient for foreign services, so mobile internet will be helpful.
Coverage
4G/5G networks are available in all major cities and along high-speed railways. The operator list is provided with each package.