₹2,647
₹2,250 with your PakkaSIM code
20 GB30 daysHotspot12 reviews
15% off eSIMs for new customers
Lowest score in your trip: Pakistan

Pakistan · Typical holiday trip
The most reliable eSIM for Pakistan right now: Airalo, 20 GB · 30 days, ₹2,647.
Last updated 6 Nov 2026
₹2,647
₹2,250 with your PakkaSIM code
20 GB30 daysHotspot12 reviews
15% off eSIMs for new customers
Lowest score in your trip: Pakistan
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How we scorePakkaSIM's pick for Pakistan is Airalo 20 GB · 30 days at ₹2,647, with a Pakka Score of 8.0 out of 10.
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Providers take Visa and Mastercard. Indian debit cards need international use enabled and carry a 2 to 3.5% forex markup; UPI and RuPay-only cards are not accepted. Pakistani cards need international transactions enabled at the bank, sit under the annual dollar limit, and carry a 3 to 4% markup; JazzCash and Easypaisa are not accepted. Apple Pay and Google Pay work where your card does.
Right now it is Airalo with the 20 GB · 30 days plan at ₹2,647. It has a Pakka Score of 8.0 out of 10 for Pakistan, based on 12 traveller reviews of Airalo there, and it is sized for a 21-day trip.
Right-sized plans for about a week start at ₹955 from BNESIM. Our pick costs ₹2,647. Prices are converted from USD daily, so expect small movements.
Airalo rides on Jazz, Zong in Pakistan. The destination score reflects how that network performed for previous travellers, which is why the same provider can score differently in a neighbouring country.
Jazz and Zong counters at the airports sell SIMs against a passport, CNIC or NICOP, and per-GB prices are among the lowest anywhere. For a three-week visit buy one on arrival and keep the eSIM for the first day and the trip north.
Cities and the motorways are strong. Gilgit-Baltistan, Hunza and Skardu are served mostly by SCOM, which travel eSIMs do not use; northern Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan beyond Quetta have little.
Allowed on most plans. A travel eSIM counts as roaming, so your phone is not affected by PTA device registration; a local SIM on an unregistered phone stops working after the grace period.
Visa and Mastercard cards with international use enabled work with every provider we list. UPI, RuPay-only cards, JazzCash and Easypaisa do not. Expect a forex markup of roughly 2 to 4% from your bank.
For normal use, maps, WhatsApp, social media and a few video calls, budget about 0.7 GB per day, so around 14.7 GB for 21 days. Heavy users who stream or hotspot should double that.
Install it on Wi-Fi before you fly and keep it switched off until you land. Islamabad, Lahore and Karachi activate at the gate on Jazz or Zong. For overseas Pakistanis flying in for a family visit, the eSIM covers the first days while a local SIM is sorted.