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Erschwinglich und zuverlässig. Ich reiste in die USA für eine Reise und nutzte blikst. Es war viel günstiger als andere Firmen und sehr...
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Bestätigen Sie, dass Ihr Smartphone oder Gerät unsere Blikst eSIM-Funktion unterstützt.
Mehr erfahrenVerwenden Sie die bereitgestellte Schritt-für-Schritt-Anleitung, um Ihre eSIM in wenigen Minuten einzurichten und zu aktivieren. Genießen Sie anschließend Ihre Reise.
Mehr erfahrenErschwinglich und zuverlässig. Ich reiste in die USA für eine Reise und nutzte blikst. Es war viel günstiger als andere Firmen und sehr...
Sanft, einfach, funktioniert einfach. Nutze es wieder.
Schnelle Aktivierung und stabile Verbindung. Sehr praktisch 🌟 Habe es während meiner Reise auf Madeira benutzt.
Wundervoller Service, habe eine eSIM für Großbritannien erhalten. Hatte keine Probleme.
Früher hatte ich 3 Handys, aber die Internetverbindung war nicht die beste, deshalb habe ich angefangen, Blikst zu benutzen, und ich finde es sehr nützlich.
The Blikst Mongolia eSIM runs on MobiCom, one of the country's established mobile carriers. This is a 2G / 3G data plan, so expect speeds suited to messaging, email, cached maps and offline translation rather than streaming. Ulaanbaatar and its surrounding districts get reliable 3G, while provincial towns drop to 2G at the edges. It is honest, dependable connectivity for a country that is mostly open steppe and sky.
Coverage follows the geography. Ulaanbaatar and its districts have reliable 3G, and provincial capitals like Erdenet, Darkhan, Khovd, Olgii, Moron and Choibalsan get usable 3G in town with 2G fallback at the edges. Along main routes to Kharkhorin, Terelj and the Gobi you will have signal at towns and petrol stops but long offline stretches between them. Remote nomadic areas, the Gobi interior past Yolyn Am, the Altai high camps and Lake Khovsgol's far shore are effectively offline.
Right after purchase you receive a confirmation email with your eSIM details, then you install it at home on Wi-Fi by scanning the QR code provided. Activation is automatic on arrival in Mongolia. When you land at Chinggis Khaan International, turn airplane mode off and the Blikst profile should register on MobiCom within minutes. Overland travellers on the Trans-Mongolian from Russia or China see it activate once a Mongolian cell picks up the phone, usually a few kilometres inside the border. Remember to switch off data roaming on your home line.
Most modern smartphones are fully compatible with Blikst eSIMs, though a few exceptions exist, so check our detailed compatibility list to confirm your device. Your phone also needs to be carrier-unlocked. On an iPhone you can check eSIM support under Settings, General, About by looking for an EID number; on Android you will find it in the network settings. If your handset supports eSIM and is unlocked, you are good to go.
It depends on your route. A week split between Ulaanbaatar and Terelj sits comfortably on 2 to 3 GB. A two-week classic circuit through UB, Kharkhorin, the central steppe and the Gobi uses around 5 GB, much of it during town stops. Three-week overland trips to the Altai or Lake Khovsgol suit about 10 GB, since offline days barely touch your allowance. Remote workers basing in UB for a month should size 20 GB or higher, leaning on hotel and co-working Wi-Fi for any video work.
Yes, tethering and hotspot use are supported, so you can share your connection with a laptop or a travel companion's phone. Keep in mind this is a 2G / 3G plan, so a shared connection handles messaging, email, maps and translation comfortably but will not cope with streaming video, Zoom calls or large uploads. For media-heavy work, plan around guesthouse Wi-Fi in UB and the Starlink many higher-end ger camps now offer, which is often faster than anything on the eSIM.
This is a data-only plan, so it does not include a local Mongolian phone number for traditional calls or SMS. Instead you make calls and send messages over the internet using apps like WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger or FaceTime. Messenger and WhatsApp are heavily used locally by tour operators, drivers and ger-camp hosts. Because the eSIM is a separate digital line, your physical home SIM and number can stay in the phone, just keep its data roaming switched off to avoid charges.
Most US and European carriers either don't cover Mongolia or charge brutal per-megabyte rates, so a Blikst eSIM is a clean alternative that activates the moment you arrive. Local MobiCom, Unitel or Skytel SIMs are sold in Ulaanbaatar but require a passport registration stop at a carrier office. That is fine if you have a day in the capital before heading to the steppe, but awkward on a fast itinerary, whereas your Blikst line is ready before you land.