VezdeSIM is an eSIM service for travelers. Buy in a minute in Telegram or on the site, install in two, and your main SIM stays in place.
Home carriers’ roaming is built so you pay for every day it’s on, not for the data you used. A local SIM needs a passport, a queue and pushes your main SIM out of the phone — and bank codes leave with it. We wanted a third option: buy at home in a minute, switch on in the plane after landing and not think about it until the end of the trip.
That’s how VezdeSIM appeared: a Telegram bot, an app inside it and this site with an account. All three are about one thing: pick a country, see the price per gigabyte, pay and get a QR. We don’t invent advantages eSIM doesn’t have: you can’t call from it, it won’t work on an old phone, and we say so on every page.
Three rules you can verify on any page of the site and any screen of the app.
Every plan shows the carrier and network type — 4G or 5G. Almost every eSIM seller lists only the country; we show exactly what you’ll connect to.
The site takes prices from the same catalog as the app. They follow the exchange rate but never diverge from each other.
If the profile didn’t install or no network was found — message support. A real person replies, usually within minutes.
Everything we promise is in writing, and questions are settled in chat.
You can buy a plan in advance: it waits up to 180 days for activation, and the validity period starts with the first connection to a network. The QR code arrives right after payment.