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eSIM de Nepal
eSIM de Nepal
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Características
- Uso en: 🇳🇵 Nepal
- Solo datos: Sí
- SMS: No
- Llamadas: No, solo a través de aplicaciones (VOIP)
- Compatibilidad: Comprobar compatibilidad
Descripción
- Esta eSIM proporciona datos móviles de alta velocidad en redes asociadas compatibles. Las velocidades reales pueden variar según la cobertura de la red, la congestión, la ubicación y la capacidad del dispositivo. Active su eSIM al llegar al destino compatible y evite los cargos por roaming internacional de su operador principal.
- Solo entrega digital - El código QR de su eSIM y las instrucciones de activación se enviarán por correo electrónico en un plazo de 15 minutos tras realizar el pago.
- Asegúrese de proporcionar una dirección de correo electrónico válida y correcta al finalizar la compra. DealeSIM no se hace responsable de los fallos de entrega derivados de información de contacto incorrecta o inexacta.
Especificaciones técnicas
- Fecha límite de activación: En un plazo de 180 días desde la compra
- Enrutamiento de IP/datos: SG
- Punto de acceso (Hotspot): Sí
- Reducción de velocidad: No
- Redes compatibles: Nepal Telecom 4G, Ncell 4G
- Destinos compatibles: Nepal
Nepal eSIM: Nepal Telecom 4G & Ncell 4G Data for Kathmandu, Pokhara & Himalayan Treks
The DealeSIM Nepal eSIM supports Nepal Telecom 4G and Ncell 4G, so you can get online as soon as you land in Kathmandu and carry on to Pokhara or the trekking trails. Hotspot is included, there’s no speed reduction, and you can activate within 180 days of purchase. Your data exits through Singapore (SG).
Travel Tips
- Check trekking permits and guide rules before you book. Trekkers need national park or conservation permits, and some regions also require a TIMS card or a local municipality permit. Rules on guides and registered agencies have changed in recent years and differ by region. Confirm the current requirements with the Nepal Tourism Board or a licensed trekking agency.
- Sort your visa before you land. Most visitors get a tourist visa on arrival at Kathmandu or can apply online in advance. Check the latest rules on the official Nepal Department of Immigration website.
- Plan around the seasons. October to November and March to May are the most popular trekking months, with clearer skies. The monsoon runs roughly June to September, when trails are wetter and views can be hidden by cloud.
- Download offline maps before you trek. Signal becomes irregular at altitude and in remote side valleys, and there are dead zones between villages. Don’t rely on your phone as your only navigation tool above 4,000 metres. Use airplane mode in no-signal areas to save battery.
- Expect signal in the main Everest villages, but not a guarantee. On the Everest Base Camp route, signal is usually available at Namche Bazaar, Tengboche, Dingboche and Gorak Shep, but it can drop in bad weather. Annapurna’s lower sections and larger villages are better covered than its higher stretches.
- Carry a power bank and Nepalese rupees. Charging in teahouses can be costly or unavailable, and park and conservation permits are paid in rupees. Keep some cash, because cards and ATMs thin out on the trail.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Which networks does the Nepal eSIM support, and can I share my data?
A: It supports Nepal Telecom 4G and Ncell 4G. Hotspot is allowed, so you can share data with a travel companion or a laptop. The plan has no speed reduction.
Q: Why does my IP location show Singapore?
A: Your data exits in Singapore (SG), so websites and apps may show your location as Singapore. This is normal and doesn’t affect your signal or speed in Nepal. Maps and ride apps still use your phone’s GPS for your real position.
Q: Will it work on the Everest Base Camp and Annapurna treks?
A: Expect 4G in Kathmandu, Pokhara and the larger towns, and signal in the main villages along popular treks. Higher altitudes, remote side valleys and bad weather can mean weak or no signal, so download offline maps and don’t rely on your phone alone for navigation.
Q: Do WhatsApp and phone calls work?
A: WhatsApp and other messaging apps work over mobile data. This is a data-only plan, so there’s no Nepali phone number for regular calls or SMS. Keep your home SIM active for SMS verification codes.
Q: Do I need to buy a local SIM or register this eSIM?
A: No. A local SIM in Nepal needs your original passport, a passport photo and a visa or entry stamp to register. This eSIM doesn’t need any Nepali registration, so you can install it before you fly.