Ditch the free data bundle: eSIM valid for two years in over 60 countries and an attractive offer

It can be used in more than 60 countries around the world

The Eskimo group is very neat and manageable on the home page. You can only find five data packages there, because unlike most other service providers, all of them are always valid all over the world, namely in more than 60 countries. Most European countries are joined by the United States of America, Israel, many Asian countries, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, the United Arab Emirates and Russia. However, if you are planning a holiday in Egypt, you currently have to look elsewhere for providers, and South America and Central America are also underrepresented, with the exception of Mexico.

Secure a free data package of up to 1.5 GB

If you want to try out the new eSIM provider, you can get up to 1.5GB for free. Important: For regulatory reasons, we are not allowed to include private referral codes here, so if you want to take an extra 500 GB with you, you must before Read more about registration below. However, you will definitely get a 1GB data package. For this you have to after Register in the application (app store | playstore) with the phone number, name, date of birth and place of residence in the data list, click “Recover” and enter the code “ESKIMO4U” (via Klook). Other tokens are also circulating online, but on July 10, 2023, the above token was still working. You then have a 1GB eSIM in the Eskimo app, valid for two years from activation on an eSIM-enabled device.

Referral codes 500MB extra for free

You can also find other codes online that you have to enter in the Referral Code field during registration to get started with 500MB right away. After signing up, you can also pass your referral code from your profile to friends. The referrer also gets 500MB, but only if the referral also purchases a data package, and not immediately after registration. Therefore, a starting package of at least 1.5 GB for the next trip around the world is readily available to everyone. It remains to be seen, of course, if the Eskimos will survive for two years.