Bali eSIM: What to do the moment you land at DPS

Your Bali eSIM sits idle until data roaming is switched on for that line. Do that when you land at Ngurah Rai and the plan's days start counting. Validity runs from that first connection abroad, not from the evening you installed the profile. Calls and text messages stay with the home SIM, which never leaves the phone.

12 plans for Indonesia, from 1 GB at $4.49 to 20 GB at $19.99, plus 6 unlimited-data tiers. 5 GB for 30 days costs $8.99 — 3rd cheapest of 29 in Asia, against a $10.99 median. Our retail prices from the operator catalogue, checked 13 September 2026.

Indonesia · Indosat 5G · from $4.49

Customs charges above USD 500. The regime targets the handset — a roaming profile registers nothing.

All 12 plansfrom $4.49 · up to 20 GB · unlimited

Last eSIM issued 1 day ago

Landing at Ngurah Rai International Airport (DPS)

One toggle stands between you and working data at DPS. Switch data roaming on for the eSIM line, and leave the home SIM as it is. The profile runs on two Indonesian partner networks, Indosat and 3 (Hutchinson), both listed as 5G. Android keeps a field for the access point name, and globaldata is the value to type. Activation is first-usage, so a profile installed weeks ahead loses none of its days. Coverage runs past Bali itself to Java, Lombok and the Gili Islands, checked 5 September 2026.

Which plan for Bali

The workhorse for an ordinary two-week Bali trip is 5 GB over 30 days. It was priced at $8.99 in the Indonesia catalogue on 5 September 2026. Twelve plans in all make up the ladder that the workhorse sits on. Fixed blocks open at 1 GB over 7 days and stop at 20 GB over 30. The same 30-day window also carries the 3 GB and 10 GB blocks. Six unlimited tiers sit alongside the fixed ones, from 3 days out to a full 30. Below the workhorse sits a 2 GB block that runs over 15 days.

Indonesia's IMEI rule and your phone

Indonesia's IMEI regime is aimed at the handset itself, so a roaming profile registers nothing. Customs charges start above USD 500 on a device that is carried into the country. That threshold measures the value of hardware, not the data plan running on it. Your eSIM arrives instead as roaming traffic on an Indonesian partner network. A profile installed at home never turns into a local registration of any kind. So landing with the phone you already own leaves the whole question untouched.

Indosat or 3: the network the phone finds

Two Indonesian networks carry this profile, and the phone attaches to one of them. Indosat and 3 (Hutchinson) are both listed as 5G on the Indonesia entry. A line left without service can be pointed at the other one by name. That control sits in network selection, next to the eSIM line itself. The APN field takes globaldata on Android, and no value is listed for iPhone. Neither the plan nor its day count changes with the network, checked 5 September 2026.

Before you fly to Bali

  1. Ngurah Rai (DPS) is the arrival point, and the days start at that first connection.
  2. globaldata is the Android APN value for Indonesia; iPhone has no value listed.
  3. Indonesia's USD 500 customs threshold applies to the handset, not to a roaming profile.

The country page has the full rule and every plan: Indonesia eSIM.

Get the eSIM

By data

7 days
1GB
$0.64 per day
$4.49 / GB
15 days
2GB
$0.47 per day
$3.50 / GB
30 days
3GB
$0.23 per day lowest per day
$2.33 / GB
30 days
5GB
$0.30 per day
$1.80 / GB
30 days
10GB
$0.47 per day
$1.40 / GB
30 days
20GB
$0.67 per day
$1.00 / GB

Unlimited data — you pick the days

unlimited
3days
Unlimited data
$3.66 / day
unlimited
5days
Unlimited data
$3.80 / day
unlimited
7days
Unlimited data
$3.43 / day
unlimited
10days
Unlimited data
$3.10 / day
unlimited
15days
Unlimited data
$3.20 / day
unlimited
30days
Unlimited data
$2.30 / day

Data only: the profile carries no phone number, your own stays as it is. Not sure of the size? Work it out from your trip. Terms and refunds.

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of data
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QR by email within minutes · refund until the eSIM is activated

What it costs per day

3 GB30 days · $6.99100 MB a day 23¢ a day lowest per day
5 GB30 days · $8.99167 MB a day 30¢ a day
2 GB15 days · $6.99133 MB a day 47¢ a day
10 GB30 days · $13.99333 MB a day 47¢ a day
1 GB7 days · $4.49143 MB a day 64¢ a day
20 GB30 days · $19.99667 MB a day 67¢ a day
Unlimited30 days · $68.99no cap a day $2.30 a day
Unlimited10 days · $30.99no cap a day $3.10 a day
Unlimited15 days · $47.99no cap a day $3.20 a day
Unlimited7 days · $23.99no cap a day $3.43 a day
Unlimited3 days · $10.99no cap a day $3.66 a day
Unlimited5 days · $18.99no cap a day $3.80 a day

Cheapest per day: 3 GB for 30 days at 23¢ a day. The dearest per day is Unlimited for 5 days at $3.80. Short plans always cost more per day: validity is rounded up, and unused days are paid for anyway.

Common questions

Does an eSIM work in Bali?

Yes, once the profile is installed before the flight and data roaming is on at DPS.

Which network does a Bali eSIM use?

Indosat and 3 (Hutchinson) both carry it, and the listing marks each of them as 5G.

Does Indonesia's IMEI rule apply to a tourist eSIM?

It does not reach one. Customs charges above USD 500 are aimed at handsets, and a roaming profile registers nothing.

Does a Bali eSIM work on Java and Lombok?

It does. Java, Lombok and the Gili Islands are named inside the same coverage.