🇧🇴 eSIM plans for Bolivia

Starting at $6.84/day*

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* The "as low as" figure is the lowest per-day rate, taken from the longest unlimited data plan on sale here.

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Here's how Onetel stacks up against other options in Bolivia.

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eSIM costs for Bolivia

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7 days of unlimited data in Bolivia costs $50.88 — about $7.27 a day on Entel Bolivia, Tigo Bolivia or Viva Bolivia, with no roaming charge and no SIM to swap.

Duration	Data	Price	Daily cost
1 day	3 GB	$8.18	$8.18/day
3 days	—	$23.08	$7.69/day
5 days	—	$36.98	$7.40/day
7 days	100 MB	$50.88	$7.27/day
10 days	—	$68.42	$6.84/day
15 days	2 GB	$106.48	$7.10/day
30 days	3 GB	$210.76	$7.03/day

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Which networks you connect to in Bolivia

Your eSIM roams onto Bolivia's own operators. These are the networks and the frequencies they run — check your phone supports them before you travel.

Operator	4G / LTE bands	5G bands	5G
Entel Bolivia	B4, B13	—	No
Tigo Bolivia	B4, B13	—	No
Viva Bolivia	B4	—	No

Coverage in Bolivia

No carrier has launched public 5G as of 2026. LTE coverage is concentrated in urban areas and along main highways; large portions of the Amazonian lowlands and high-altitude Altiplano have no service. B13 (700 MHz) is used for rural LTE coverage but is absent from many international phone models.

Common Questions

The details worth knowing about your Bolivia eSIM

No. This eSIM provides coverage only within Bolivia. If you cross into Chile, you will need a separate eSIM or roaming plan for Chile. Check your phone’s coverage before crossing the border, as signals may drop abruptly.

You may struggle. Entel and Tigo use band 13 for rural LTE. Without it, you will rely on band 4, which is concentrated in urban areas and along main highways. Expect no service in much of the Amazon lowlands and high-altitude Altiplano.

The eSIM will connect to available networks automatically, typically Tigo, Entel, or Viva. On the Death Road, coverage is unreliable regardless of operator, as LTE is limited to urban areas and main highways. Do not count on service for navigation.

Coverage in the Salar de Uyuni is very limited. The area is largely outside urban LTE zones, and there is no public 5G. While a brief signal may appear near the town of Uyuni, most of the salt flat lacks service. Download offline maps beforehand.

Local prepaid SIM cards in Bolivia require registration with a passport or identity card. However, because this is an eSIM that activates before you arrive, no local registration or ID is needed. The service works upon reaching a compatible network in Bolivia.