Most modern phones do, but you must check our specific list here: eSIM Compatible Devices to be 100% sure before purchasing. 

 Yes. Yandex Go is the primary ride-hailing app in Kyrgyzstan (Uber is not available). Reliable data is essential to book rides safely and avoid negotiating prices with street taxis. 

 Yes. Coverage is excellent along the north shore of Issyk-Kul, especially in resort towns like Cholpon-Ata and Bosteri, allowing you to share photos of the "Pearl of the Tian Shan." 

 You will have strong signal at the park entrance and the "Alplager" base camp, but expect the connection to drop as you hike deeper towards the Ak-Sai Glacier or waterfall. 

 In a country with such challenging terrain, network choice is everything. Our eSIM connects to Kyrgyzstan’s top-tier providers, typically Beeline or Megacom. These operators are known for having the most extensive 4G coverage, ensuring you get the best possible signal in cities and along the main travel corridors. 

Yes, absolutely. Bishkek is a major hub for digital nomads and remote workers. Our eSIM provides high-speed, low-latency 4G/LTE data, perfect for Zoom calls, remote work, and bypassing the (often slow) Wi-Fi in cafes and guesthouses. It is a secure and stable connection for your professional needs. 

No. Buying a physical local SIM card at Manas International Airport (FRU) in Bishkek requires you to find a kiosk and register your passport. Cellesim eSIMs are roaming-based and allow you to skip this bureaucracy. You can install it before you fly and be online the moment you land, ready to use maps or contact your hotel. 

 This specific plan is valid only within Kyrgyzstan. This is the most critical point for travelers. Since most people fly into Almaty (Kazakhstan) and take a bus to Bishkek, or continue to Uzbekistan, your connection will stop at the border. For a seamless "Stans" tour, we highly recommend our Asia Regional eSIM to stay connected across all borders.