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Indonesia eSIM

No GB to pick upfront. Top up the wallet, use data in Indonesia as you need it; afterwards we count what you actually used and charge whichever math comes out cheapest.

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What a trip here roughly costs

Estimated over 7 days at about 1.2 GB a day — 8.4 GB total. An illustrative trip, not a commitment: you never have to decide upfront.

Retroactive settlement $12.90
If everything ran at the per-GB rate $37.80

The gap comes from us combining plans for you. It is not a discount — it is two ways of pricing the same usage, and we charge the lower one.

Lowest threshold
$3.20 / 1 GB
Per-GB rate
$4.50 / GB

Your actual amount depends on what you actually use, settled over a 30-day window at the tariff disclosed before payment.

One wallet, no country to choose

There is no such thing as a "Indonesia plan" at soda. The same wallet works everywhere we cover — this page just spells out what Indonesia actually looks like.

What the line actually looks like in Indonesia

Public data we compiled from the line catalogue: exit locations and host carriers. Snapshot dated 2026-08-21.

Host carrier Best network
3 5G
Indosat Ooredoo 5G
Smartfren 4G
Telkomsel 5G
XL 4G
Exit ChatGPTGoogleInstagramTikTokLINE
Singapore ✓ Available inferred — pending sample check ✓ Available inferred — pending sample check ✓ Available inferred — pending sample check ✓ Available inferred — pending sample check ✓ Available inferred — pending sample check

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The full Indonesia guide

The guide covers which kind of connection to pick, how much data to expect, and what it is actually like on the ground.

The Bali eSIM guide: what you actually need a connection for

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Common questions

How many GB for a week in Bali?

Don't work it out upfront. Hail rides, navigate, post beach photos — we only count what you actually used afterwards, pick the cheapest math, and cap it at a plan price.

How does the line run in Indonesia?

In Indonesia soda runs on a roaming line that exits in Singapore, riding local carriers such as Telkomsel — nothing extra to configure. You pay for what you use, and leftover balance never expires.