This depends on your trip. For a 7-day trip to Moscow focusing on maps and light browsing, a 3GB or 5GB plan is often sufficient. If you are traveling for a longer period, using video calls, or taking the Trans-Siberian Railway, one of our 16 unlimited plans provides the best value and peace of mind, so you never have to worry about running out of data.
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You have 19 limited and 16 unlimited plans. Which one should I choose?
Updated July 22, 2026
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