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

 Yes. You will generally have reliable 4G signal throughout the Hobbiton tour in Matamata, perfect for instantly uploading photos of yourself in front of the Bag End door to social media. 

 Coverage is extremely limited to non-existent. Milford Sound is a notorious "dead zone" due to the steep fjord walls; it is essential to download your cruise tickets and offline maps before leaving Te Anau. 

 Absolutely. While offline maps exist, active data is vital to check real-time availability, read recent reviews of campsites, and find nearby dump stations or public toilets while freedom camping across New Zealand. 

 This specific plan is designed exclusively for New Zealand. Since many travelers combine New Zealand and Australia in one trip, if you plan to visit Sydney or Melbourne as well, you will need a separate eSIM for Australia or check our Oceania / Global eSIM plans to stay connected in both countries with a single purchase. 

Yes. Tethering (Personal Hotspot) is fully supported. This allows you to share your data connection with your travel companions, iPad, or laptop. It’s a great way to keep the whole family entertained or to work remotely from your campervan when campsite Wi-Fi is slow or unavailable. 

 We highly recommend setting it up before you fly. Buying a SIM card at Auckland or Christchurch airport often involves waiting in long queues after a tiring long-haul flight. With Cellesim, you receive your QR code instantly via email. You can install it at home and be online the moment your plane lands, letting you order an Uber or contact your rental car agency immediately. 

Absolutely. New Zealand is famous for its campervan road trips. Our eSIM provides high-speed 4G/LTE data, which is perfect for using GPS navigation (Google Maps/Waze), finding nearby campsites via apps like CamperMate, and streaming music during your long drives across the country.