🇲🇴 macau esim short trip

Macau eSIM

No GB to pick upfront. Top up the wallet, use data in Macau 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 3 days at about 1 GB a day — 3 GB total. An illustrative trip, not a commitment: you never have to decide upfront.

Retroactive settlement $7.90
If everything ran at the per-GB rate $13.50

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
$3.90 / 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 "Macau plan" at soda. The same wallet works everywhere we cover — this page just spells out what Macau actually looks like.

What the line actually looks like in Macau

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

Host carrier Best network
3 5G
CTM 5G
Exit ChatGPTGoogleInstagramTikTokLINE
Hong Kong ✓ Available probed 2026-08-21 ✓ Available probed 2026-08-21 ✓ Available inferred — pending sample check ✓ Available probed 2026-08-21 ✓ Available inferred — pending sample check
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 Macau guide

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

Macau eSIM: why ours is 4G and not 5G

Read the Macau eSIM guide →

Common questions

Is this 5G in Macau?

No, and we'd rather say it upfront: in Macau this line rides CTM's 4G network, on a roaming line that exits in Singapore. There is another version that exits in Hong Kong, rides both CTM and 3, and is labeled 5G — we deliberately chose the former, trading 5G for the exit location. Maps, photos and video are fine on 4G; if this trip absolutely needs 5G, this card isn't the one.

Just a day or two in Macau — worth it?

Yes. A short trip usually isn't much data, so that's all soda charges — no minimum. The leftover balance never expires and waits for your next trip.