eSIM for Oceania — 7 Countries, One eSIM
Seven countries, seven different rates — no two of them share a price, which makes this the only region in the catalog with no shared price point at all. Australia and New Zealand anchor the bottom at $1.43 and $1.54/GB; the other five run from $5.73/GB to $14.95/GB.
Oceania at a glance
- 7 countries on the same eSIM — no swapping, no re-provisioning at borders.
- Median rate: $6.45/GB, billed per megabyte from one balance that never expires.
- Cheapest in the region: Australia at $1.43/GB.
- Most expensive: Vanuatu at $14.95/GB — ×10 the region floor, across 7 distinct rates.
- No packages to size, no KYC, instant QR activation — pay in USDT/USDC for exactly the megabytes you use.
All Oceania rates (live)
| Country | $/MB | $/GB | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 🇦🇺 Australia | $0.0014 | $1.43 | |
| 🇳🇿 New Zealand | $0.0015 | $1.54 | |
| 🇼🇸 Samoa | $0.0056 | $5.73 | |
| 🇫🇯 Fiji | $0.0063 | $6.45 | |
| 🇹🇴 Tonga | $0.0065 | $6.66 | |
| 🇵🇬 Papua New Guinea | $0.0070 | $7.17 | |
| 🇻🇺 Vanuatu | $0.0146 | $14.95 |
Rates are live retail per-MB prices — the same table that bills customers (see the full price index and all 193 countries).
Every country has its own rate
Seven members, seven distinct rates. Of the nine regions on this site, this is the only one where those two numbers are equal — everywhere else at least two countries share a price point. One consequence is that the median here, $6.45/GB in Fiji, is a real published rate rather than a midpoint between two rows.
2 of the 7 price below the catalog-wide median of $3.69/GB, and no destination in this region carries the premium flag.
The gap is between the mainland and the islands
The region splits at one step: ×3.7, from New Zealand at $1.54/GB to Samoa at $5.73/GB. Below it, two countries; above it, five, spanning $5.73/GB to $14.95/GB — a range of ×2.6 among themselves.
Long-haul routes usually combine both halves, and both halves bill from the same balance on the same profile. There is no regional pass to buy for the islands and a separate one for the mainland — the rate simply changes when the network does.
What the $20 minimum buys here
The minimum top-up is $20, billed per megabyte out of one balance, so the same money converts differently in every country on the list. At the region floor of $1.43/GB in Australia it is roughly 13.9 GB. At the region median, $6.45/GB, roughly 3.1 GB. In Vanuatu, the most expensive entry here at $0.0146 per megabyte, the same $20 is roughly 1.3 GB.
Nothing expires between those numbers. What is left after one country is spent at the next country's rate, on the same eSIM, with no repurchase at the border — which is why the spread above rarely needs managing: one top-up is sized for the trip, not for each destination.
Where to go from here
No destination guide covers this region yet, so the country pages are the next stop: each one carries the same live rate as the row above plus install steps and device support. Australia at $1.43/GB is the floor here and Vanuatu at $14.95/GB the ceiling.
To see where this region sits against the rest of the world, the price index ranks all 193 countries by rate, and the full price table is searchable. Install guides for iPhone and Android are at /guides.
FAQ
Does one Roamzy eSIM really cover all 7 countries in Oceania?
Yes — one eSIM profile, one balance. Crossing a border switches you to that country's per-MB rate automatically; there is nothing to re-buy or re-install.
How is data billed across Oceania?
Per megabyte, from a prepaid USDT/USDC balance. Each country has its own rate (from $1.43/GB in Australia in this region); you pay the local rate only for the megabytes you use there, and the balance never expires between trips.
Which country in Oceania costs the most, and how much data does the minimum top-up buy there?
Vanuatu, at $14.95/GB ($0.0146 per megabyte). The $20 minimum top-up is roughly 1.3 GB there, against roughly 13.9 GB at the region's floor rate of $1.43/GB. Same eSIM, same balance — only the per-megabyte rate changes.
Do I need a new eSIM for a multi-country trip?
No. That is the point: install once, top up once, and the same eSIM works across all 193 covered countries — this region and beyond. See the install guides to set up before you fly.