Caucasus & Central Asia eSIM

One eSIM for the Caucasus and Central Asia

The CIS regional eSIM covers 6 countries with a single plan: Georgia, Armenia, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan and Russia. It is built for the increasingly popular Caucasus and Silk Road routes — Tbilisi to Yerevan, or Almaty to Tashkent to Samarkand — where buying a local SIM in each country means paperwork in unfamiliar alphabets.

Plans run on established local carriers such as Geocell in Georgia and tier-1 partners across the region, with reliable 4G/LTE in cities and along major routes. The exact coverage list is shown on every plan card.

Made for Silk Road and Caucasus Itineraries

Multi-country trips are the norm here: the Georgia–Armenia loop takes a week, and the Central Asian Silk Road — Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan — is one continuous route. A regional eSIM keeps the same data plan working across every border, with no SIM hunting at bus stations.

Data is essential in the region: Yandex Go and local ride-hailing, translation apps for Cyrillic menus, offline maps for mountain roads, and messengers for guesthouse bookings. Hotspot sharing is supported on all plans.

Regional eSIM vs Roaming and Local SIMs

Western roaming packages usually exclude Central Asia entirely or bill it at extreme per-megabyte rates, and local SIM registration in some countries requires passports and local paperwork. The prepaid eSIM avoids both: activate by QR before departure and land connected in Tbilisi, Almaty or Tashkent.

Your home SIM stays active for calls and banking SMS while the eSIM carries the data. Top-ups are online and instant when the trip runs longer than planned.