Best eSIM For Bangladesh (Cheaper Data Plans)

Airalo

Airalo is one of the best international eSIM providers, and it’s usually one of our top three choices regardless of the destination. Airalo consistently offers affordable eSIM plans that usually access one of the best network providers in the country, and Bangladesh is no exception:

• 1 GB/7 Days for $4.5
• 3 GB/30 Days for $9
• 5 GB/30 Days for $13
• 10 GB/30 Days for $22

Airalo’s data-only eSIMs can connect to the GrameenPhone network. That’s one of the best operators in the country, right after Banglalink. GrameenPhone offers the fastest upload speeds in the country and it’s got excellent coverage throughout Bangladesh, so you can expect a stable internet connection during your trip.

Holafly

Holafly is a global eSIM provider known for unlimited data plans. It’s usually the best option for heavy users who go through a lot of data, but it’s important to note that Hoalfly eSIMs are not really cheap. The unlimited data Bangladesh eSIMs from Holafly are:

• 5 days for $29
• 7 Days for $37
• 10 Days for $44
• 15 Days for $47
• 20 Days for $59
• 30 Days for $79

The 15-day plan is the best value for money out of the bunch, but it’s still quite expensive. Especially because Holafly doesn’t allow hotspots or data sharing – you can make use of the unlimited data only on the device in which the eSIM is installed, so Holafly isn’t really a good option if you were hoping to work using this eSIM.

This provider allows you to connect to the Gremeenphon network, a great Bangladesh operator second only to Banglalink.

Maya Mobile

Maya Mobile is usually the best provider if you need data plans with long validity periods. They usually offer 30-day eSIM plans, and the validity period is the same whether you want unlimited data or just a gigabyte. Maya Mobile’s eSIM packages for Bangladesh are:

• 1 GB/30 Days for $5
• 3 GB/30 Days for $13
• 5 GB/30 Days for $20
• 10 GB/30 Days for $36
• Unlimited Data/30 Days for $69

Maya Mobile is also the best provider if you want a monthly unlimited data plan. It’s cheaper than Holafly but offers access to the same network provider (Grameenphone), plus Maya allows data sharing and hotspots. If you’re traveling with friends or family and you can all pitch in for a data plan, you can get this eSIM for very little money.

Nomad

Nomad doesn’t have any data plans that are just for Bangladesh. The Asian country is included only in their regional APAC plan, which offers coverage in 20 countries throughout Asia Pacific. If you have plans to visit multiple countries in this region, Nomad’s plans might be the best option for you:

• 1 GB/7 Days for $8
• 3 GB/30 Days for $13
• 5 GB/30 Days for $17
• 10 GB/30 Days for $28
• 20 GB/45 Days for $38
• 30 GB/60 Days for $65

The eSIM plans from Nomad are good value for money, especially considering they include regional coverage. They’re not quite as affordable as the Bangladesh data plans from Airalo and Alosim, but on the other hand, those plans offer coverage in just one country whereas Nomad allows you to stay connected in 19 more countries.

You’ll have access to the Grameenphone network in Bangladesh, which is a good mobile network provider in the country.

SimOptions

SimOptions is a good provider if you want to have one eSIM and then purchase data plans for it as you travel. This provider offers eSIM plans for many countries, including regional plans that will provide you with internet access even if you’re visiting several countries during one trip.

SimOptions data plans for Bangladesh are:

• 1 GB/7 Days for $7.9
• 6 GB/10 Days for $17.9
• 20 GB/30 Days for $79.9

They’re not great value for money, especially with so many cheaper options from other providers. SimOptions eSIMs also connect to the Grameenphone network, so the only benefit of purchasing a plan from this provider is that the eSIM will stay valid for an entire year, and that can be prolonged by purchasing another data plan before the year expires.

Also, the 6 GB plan is actually good value because it’s a regional plan. It offers access to 26 countries in total (including Bangladesh), so it’s a decent option if you’re planning a trip to multiple countries in Asia. Another thing to note is that the other two data plans allow you to manually connect to any network in the country, so you might just be able to browse the internet on the Banglalink network.

Alosim

Alosim is another great option for a Bangladesh eSIM. The provider’s data plans are almost identical to those of Airalo in terms of pricing, plan validity, and data allowance, so really it comes down to which provider you prefer:

• 1 GB/7 Days for $4.5
• 3 GB/30 Days for $9
• 5 GB/30 Days for $12
• 10 GB/30 Days for $22

Alosim grants you access to the Grameenphone network, so there’s almost no difference between its and Airalo’s offer. The only real difference is that the 5 GB data plan is $1 cheaper from Alosim than Airalo, so if you’re specifically looking to have a 5 GB allowance, this is by far the best provider.