Cambodia is a trip of temples, river towns and beaches, and most of it is organised on a phone: ride apps, maps, messages with a guide or a guesthouse, and tickets. A travel eSIM gives you data as you leave the airport, with no queue at a shop and no passport copy, and plans here start at $3.00.
Why an eSIM for Cambodia?
A local SIM is possible, but it means finding a shop, showing a passport and swapping the SIM that receives your banking codes. An eSIM is installed at home on Wi-Fi, and your own SIM stays in the phone for calls.
Which networks carry the signal?
Our Cambodia plans list two networks: Metfone and Cellcard. Signal is good in Siem Reap, Phnom Penh and the main towns, and can be weaker in remote areas and on some islands, so download offline maps before you leave a town.
How much data does a trip to Cambodia use?
A week of maps, ride apps, messaging and a few photos fits in 3GB. If you upload photos every night, make video calls home or use your phone as a hotspot, choose 5GB or more. For a month, 10GB is a comfortable ceiling.
Choosing a plan size
1GB for 7 days costs $3.00. 2GB for 15 days costs $5.00 and 3GB for 15 days costs $6.00. 3GB for 30 days costs $6.50, only $0.50 more, so it is the sensible pick for any trip that might run long. 5GB for 30 days is $10.00, 10GB for 30 days is $17.50 and 20GB for 30 days is $28.00.
No unlimited plans
We do not sell unlimited plans for Cambodia. Every plan has a fixed amount of data, and 20GB for 30 days at $28.00 is the largest we list.
Boarding passes for Cambodia
Live prices in USD, all fees included.
KH · Nationwide
1GB
7 days · best entry price
$3.00
KH · Nationwide
2GB
15 days
$5.00
KH · Nationwide
3GB
15 days
$6.00
KH · Nationwide
3GB
30 days
$6.50
KH · Nationwide
5GB
30 days
$10.00
KH · Nationwide
10GB
30 days
$17.50
Quick answers
Which Cambodia eSIM should I buy for a week in Siem Reap?
3GB for 15 days at $6.00 covers a week with room to spare. If you only need maps and messages, 1GB for 7 days at $3.00 may be enough.
Does the Cambodia eSIM include calls?
No. Our plans are data only. Keep your home number on your own SIM for calls.
Which networks does it use?
Metfone and Cellcard. Coverage is strongest in the towns and can be weaker in remote areas.
When does the plan start?
When the eSIM first connects to a network in Cambodia, not when you buy or install it.
New to eSIM? Read the installation guide and check your phone on the compatibility page.