Best eSIM for Vanuatu

Airalo is the better-value approved provider we could verify for Vanuatu: unlimited data on Digicel from US$26 for 3 days. Yesim also sells Vanuatu plans, starting at US$34.08 for 1 GB / 30 days.

Last checked: 1 Nov 2026 (Pacific/Auckland)Networks: Digicel (Airalo)

Comparison: Vanuatu

Prices come from each provider's own page (airalo.com/vanuatu-esim and yesim.app/country/vanuatu), checked 1 Nov 2026 (Pacific/Auckland), shown in US$ as the sites displayed them. Prices can change, so confirm before buying. We only rank providers whose plans we could see on their own site.

Provider	Data	Days	Price	Network	Best for
Airalo unlimited Value	Unlimited	3	US$26.00	Digicel	Short stay
Airalo unlimited	Unlimited	7	US$52.00	Digicel	A one-week trip; 10 days US$68, 15 days US$95
Yesim	1 GB	30	US$34.08	Not stated on page	Light use over a long stay; 3 GB US$76.80, 5 GB US$90
Yesim unlimited	Unlimited	1	US$32.40	Not stated on page	A single day

Outer islands. Port Vila (Efate) and Luganville (Espiritu Santo) have the best coverage. Tanna and smaller islands can be patchy.

Travel insurance & car hire. Planning the rest of the trip? See TravelCover for travel insurance and car hire guides.

More eSIM partners. UFACell covers 200+ countries; Breeze eSIM and RedteaGO also sell travel eSIMs (code RTGF97A8D gives 5% off RedteaGO). We have not price-checked these for this page, so confirm plans on each site. These are affiliate links.

Quick take

Buy Airalo unlimited for your trip length. Light users on a long stay can compare Yesim 1 GB / 30 days. More islands? See the Pacific Islands hub.

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FAQ

Does Airalo work in Vanuatu?

Yes. Airalo sells Vanuatu plans on Digicel (checked 1 Nov 2026).

Is a travel eSIM cheaper than roaming?

Usually, yes. Compare your carrier's daily pass with the plans above, especially in the Pacific where roaming can be expensive.

When should I install my travel eSIM?

Install it at home on Wi-Fi a day or two before you fly, but keep it switched off until you land, because many plans start their validity on first connection.