eSIM for travelers
Stay connected in the Dominican Republic
Get your eSIM before you land. Works on Altice — the Dominican Republic's top network.
Which plan fits your trip?

The Dominican Republic arrival problem
Most visitors figure this out at the airport
Don't be the one scrambling for Wi-Fi at Punta Cana International at midnight.
No Uber without data
Uber and other ride apps are the safest, easiest way out of the airport — fixed fares, no cash, no haggling. Without data you can't open the app, leaving you to figure out local taxis in an unfamiliar country with no pesos.
Roaming hits the moment you land
AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile charge $10–12 per day the instant your phone connects to a Dominican tower — even by accident.
Airport SIM kiosks require a passport
Local SIMs at Dominican airports require a passport scan and can take 30 minutes. Most visitors walk away empty-handed.
No way to reach anyone
No data means no WhatsApp, no iMessage, no way to tell your family you landed safely or find your hotel address.
Simple process
How it works
Check your device
Your phone must be eSIM compatible and carrier-unlocked. A carrier-locked phone is restricted to a specific carrier and will not accept a new eSIM. On iPhone: Settings → General → About → Carrier Lock. 'No SIM restrictions' means your device is unlocked. This applies to iPhone XS and newer, and most Android phones from 2020 onwards. Check your phone's compatibility before you buy.
Buy an eSIM
Select your plan, choose how many days you need in the Dominican Republic, and checkout securely. Payments are powered by Stripe.
Get your eSIM by email
Your eSIM is delivered to your inbox instantly after purchase. The email includes a one-tap install link — just tap it on your iPhone or Android and the eSIM is added automatically.
Enjoy instant connectivity
Enable your eSIM when you arrive at your destination and get online in seconds. Your regular number stays active.

Choose your plan

10 GB
Best SellerIdeal for most travelers
30 days
$23.99
$2.40/GB

5 GB
Stream music & video calls
30 days
$18.99
$3.80/GB

20 GB
Heavy use — remote work ready
30 days
$37.99
$1.90/GB

50 GB
Power user — video & streaming
30 days
$64.99
$1.30/GB

100 GB
Corporate & content creators
30 days
$109.99
$1.10/GB

Unlimited Plus
For digital nomads & content creators
2 GB/day full speed, then 2 Mbps
$68.99
$9.86/day

Unlimited Lite
Social, maps & messaging all day
1 GB/day full speed, then 512 kbps
$28.99
$4.14/day

Unlimited Essential
Stream music, video calls & browsing
1 GB/day full speed, then 1.25 Mbps
$36.99
$5.28/day
Why choose us
How we compare to US carriers
Adding international roaming to your US plan can cost hundreds. Here's what you'd actually pay for the Dominican Republic.
| Best value Dominican Republic eSIM | AT&T Day Pass ↗ | Verizon TravelPass ↗ | T-Mobile Intl Pass ↗ | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 7-day cost | from $18.99 | $84$12/day | $84$12/day | $35$5/day |
| 30-day cost | from $23.99 | $120capped at 10 days ¹ | $360or $100/mo plan ² | $150$5/day |
| High-speed data | Up to 100 GB | Unlimiteduses domestic plan | 5 GB/daythen 3G | 512 MB/daythen 2G ³ |
| US carrier required | ✓ None | ✗ AT&T postpaid | ✗ Verizon postpaid | ✗ T-Mobile postpaid |
| Pricing model | ✓ One flat rate | ✗ Per day used | ✗ Per day used | ✗ Per day used |
| Activation | ✓ Instant email | Auto on arrival | Auto on arrival | Manual via app |
¹ AT&T caps Day Pass charges at 10 days per billing cycle — a 30-day trip costs the same as 10 days ($120 max).
² Verizon's $100/month international plan may be cheaper than TravelPass for trips longer than 9 days.
³ T-Mobile Magenta/Go5G plans include free 2G data in the Dominican Republic — the $5/day pass is only needed for high-speed access.
All three US carriers require an existing qualifying postpaid plan. Carrier prices as of 2025.
Included
What's included

Usage portal
Track your data,
control your spend
After activation, you get a personal link to your usage dashboard — no app download, no login required. Check your balance, see when data resets, and get support in one tap.
- Live data balance & expiry date
- Daily unthrottled data reset countdown
- Historical usage chart by day
- One-tap WhatsApp support
Frequently asked questions
Is this a data-only eSIM? Does it include a Dominican phone number?
Yes, this is a data-only eSIM. It provides mobile internet access but does not include a Dominican phone number, voice calls, or SMS. It is designed for travelers visiting the Dominican Republic and only works while you are physically inside the country — it will not function from outside the Dominican Republic.
Will my phone work in the Dominican Republic with this eSIM?
Any unlocked eSIM-compatible phone will work in the Dominican Republic. This includes iPhone XS and newer, and most Android phones from 2020 onwards. Your phone must also be carrier-unlocked — a phone locked to a US carrier (e.g. purchased on contract) will not accept this eSIM. To check on iPhone: Settings → General → About → Carrier Lock. If it says "No SIM restrictions," you're good. Once your eSIM is installed, it connects automatically to Altice Dominicana's 4G LTE network as soon as you land.
Can I buy a SIM card at the airport in the Dominican Republic?
Physical SIM cards are available at Punta Cana International Airport and Las Américas International Airport (SDQ) in Santo Domingo, but the process requires a passport scan and can take 30 minutes or more. Our eSIM is installed on your phone before you board and is active the moment you land.
How do I install the eSIM before landing?
After purchase you receive an email with two options: tap the install link for a one-touch install on iOS or Android, or scan the QR code in Settings → Mobile Data → Add eSIM. Installation takes under 2 minutes and can be done at home on your Wi-Fi connection.
Does my eSIM work in Punta Cana resorts?
Yes. Our Dominican Republic eSIM uses the Altice Dominicana network, which covers the Punta Cana resort strip, Santo Domingo, Puerto Plata, La Romana, Cabarete, and Sosúa — all the way through the all-inclusive zones.
Do I need a physical SIM for the Dominican Republic?
No. Our eSIM replaces the need for a physical SIM entirely — no swapping trays, no losing your home SIM card, and no waiting in line at the airport. Just install before you fly and it activates the moment you land.
Why use an eSIM in Dominican Republic?
Buying a local SIM in the Dominican Republic requires a passport scan and can take 30 minutes at a carrier store. Many airport kiosks run out of stock during peak tourist season. Our eSIM is installed at home, activates automatically when you land, and skips every queue. Choose a fixed data plan for light browsing or an Unlimited plan for maps, video calls, and social media all day at the resort.
Device compatibility
eSIMs work with iPhone XS and newer, most Android phones from 2020 onwards, and many recent iPads and tablets. Your phone must also be carrier-unlocked — a phone locked to a US carrier will not work. To check on iPhone: Settings → General → About → Carrier Lock. 'No SIM restrictions' means you're good to go.
Will my phone work with this eSIM?
Most phones from 2018 onward work, but your phone also needs to be unlocked from your US carrier. Check your phone's compatibility before you buy — eSIMs are non-refundable once activated.
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