eSIM data plans for Bosnia and Herzegovina

Picking a data size

The fixed data plans suit travellers who know roughly how much browsing, mapping and messaging they will need, and who want a validity window that matches the length of the trip rather than paying for days they will not use. A plan starts counting from the first time the eSIM connects to a network inside the country, not from the moment it is bought or installed, so it can be added and set up well before departure without losing any of its days or data.

If the data included in a plan runs out before the trip does, a top-up on the same eSIM restores it, so there is no need to install a new profile partway through the stay.

Choosing the unlimited option

The day-based unlimited plans suit anyone who would rather stop tracking data altogether, whether for a short city break or a longer stay of up to a month. Each day carries a fair use policy: usage past a daily amount continues at a reduced speed for the rest of that day, then resets fresh the next day. This suits travellers who want one flat daily rate for streaming, navigation and video calls instead of watching a data counter.

Sharing the connection

Both plan types allow hotspot and tethering, so a single eSIM can share its connection with a laptop, tablet or a second phone. This is useful for anyone travelling with others, or who needs a laptop online while on the move.