30-Day Vietnam Sim Card Rentals 6GB Per Day and Call

The useful surprise here is how much data you get for $12.65: 6GB each day, or up to 180GB over 30 days, plus 200 call minutes. That is enough for maps, translation, messages, ride apps, video calls, and plenty of casual browsing without hunting for Wi-Fi.

I like the airport pickup at Noi Bai and the choice of eSIM, nano, micro, or mini SIM. I also like the official registration, staff assistance, and 24/7 support hotline. The main drawback is that you must collect the service at Hanoi’s airport, so this is less useful if you enter Vietnam somewhere else or already have a reliable local SIM.

Key points to know before you book

• 6GB per day for 30 days: The package offers up to 180GB of mobile data during a full month.
• 200 call minutes included: Useful for local calls, even if you expect to rely mostly on WhatsApp or other internet calling apps.
• Pickup at Noi Bai Airport: The service begins at Hanoi’s international gateway, not at a hotel or city-center office.
• 4G, LTE, and 5G service: Coverage is listed as nationwide across Vietnam.
• Every common SIM format is covered: You can request an eSIM, nano, micro, or mini SIM.
• 24/7 help and a money-back promise: Staff can help with setup, and the provider offers a full refund if there is an issue with the SIM.

What you actually get for $12.65

This is a practical airport service rather than a sightseeing tour. You arrive at Noi Bai International Airport, pick up your SIM or eSIM, and leave Hanoi with mobile data ready for the rest of your trip.

The standard package lasts 30 days and includes 6GB of data per day. That daily allowance resets as part of the package terms, giving you a total stated allowance of 180GB for the month. You can use it for directions, translation tools, online tickets, messages, email, social media, and internet calls.

At $12.65, the price is strong for a full month of service. The value gets even better if you plan to move around Vietnam instead of staying in Hanoi. You do not need to arrange another data plan after heading to places such as Hue, Hoi An, Ho Chi Minh City, or other parts of the country, since coverage is listed as nationwide.

The important word is listed. Mobile performance can vary by location, phone, and network conditions. The package promises high-speed service through 4G, LTE, or 5G, but the actual connection you receive depends on which network is available where you are standing.

Picking up your SIM at Noi Bai Airport

Your meeting point is Noi Bai International Airport in Phu Minh, Soc Son, Hanoi. The service operates every day from midnight to 11:30 p.m., so it covers nearly any arrival time.

The airport pickup is the strongest part of the arrangement. You can handle connectivity before leaving the airport, rather than reaching Hanoi first and searching for a phone shop. That matters after a long flight, especially if you need maps, messages, or online transport arrangements right away.

The supplied information does not give a specific terminal counter number or a detailed walking route. Keep your booking confirmation available and check the pickup instructions carefully before you fly. If the meeting point is not obvious, the 24/7 support hotline is an important safety net.

You can choose an eSIM or a physical card. A physical card is supplied in nano, micro, and mini sizes, so the same package can fit many phone trays. The service also says it is compatible with all smartphone models. Still, you should know which SIM type your phone uses before arrival, and you should have a working phone that can accept the service you select.

Professional setup is useful after a long flight

The staff can set up the SIM on your phone. That sounds like a small benefit, but it can save time and frustration when your phone needs new network settings or when you are unsure how to switch from your home line to a Vietnamese connection.

If you use an eSIM, the setup process may be especially convenient because there is no plastic card to remove. If you choose a physical card, keep your home SIM somewhere safe. A tiny SIM card is easy to lose, and you may need it again when you return home.

Before leaving the pickup point, check that your mobile data works. Open a webpage or map, confirm that the phone shows a network connection, and make sure you understand which line handles data if you are using dual SIM. These are simple checks, but doing them at the airport gives you a chance to ask for help.

The provider says registration is completed officially in line with Vietnamese law. That is a useful difference from an unregistered card bought through an unknown seller. You also receive a 100 percent money-back guarantee if there is an issue with the SIM.

Is 6GB a day enough for your trip?

For most people, 6GB per day is a generous allowance. You can use maps throughout the day, translate menus, send photos, book services, check schedules, and make internet calls without worrying about every megabyte.

You could also use the connection for video calls and regular browsing. The package gives you much more than a light-use plan, which makes it a sensible choice for people who do not want to depend on hotel Wi-Fi or cafes.

The allowance is still not the same as unlimited data. If you plan to stream large amounts of video, upload many high-resolution files, or use your phone as a constant hotspot, you should monitor your use. The stated offer is 6GB per day, not unlimited high-speed service.

For an ordinary holiday, the bigger question is not if you have enough data. It is if you need this much. A shorter trip may not use the full allowance, but the low total price keeps the unused capacity from being a major concern.

What the 200 call minutes are worth

The package includes 200 minutes of calls. This gives you a traditional calling option in addition to data service.

You may not use all those minutes. Internet calls through WhatsApp and similar apps are often more convenient for contacting people who use the same services. One customer specifically noted that the call allowance may be less important if you mainly use WhatsApp calls.

Still, local call minutes can be handy. You might need to contact accommodation staff, a service provider, or someone meeting you at the airport. Data-based calling also depends on the other person having an internet connection and the right app, while standard minutes do not.

The supplied details do not specify exactly which destinations or numbers the 200 minutes cover. If conventional calls matter to you, ask the provider at pickup or through the hotline before relying on them.

Staying connected beyond Hanoi

The service lists nationwide coverage across Vietnam, which makes it useful for a multi-city itinerary. You can begin in Hanoi and keep the same number and data plan as you move elsewhere.

That removes one small chore from a longer trip. You do not need to compare new SIM offers each time you change cities, and you can keep using the same data connection for directions and travel planning.

Coverage is not a guarantee of identical performance in every place. The package supports 4G, LTE, and 5G, but the connection may change with local network conditions. You should treat the service as a strong convenience, not a promise of perfect speed in every corner of the country.

The provider also offers renewable packages for longer stays. That is useful if your trip extends beyond 30 days. The supplied details do not state the renewal price or exact renewal process, so ask for those details before the initial package expires.

Who gets the best value from this SIM

I would look closely at this option if you land at Noi Bai and want the simplest possible start in Vietnam. It suits a first visit, a multi-city itinerary, or anyone who does not want to spend the first hour in Hanoi comparing mobile plans.

It is also a good fit for:

• People who need maps and translation from the airport onward
• Visitors staying in Vietnam for several weeks
• Couples or families who want a large data allowance
• Anyone who prefers staff-assisted setup
• People who want both data and traditional call minutes
• Visitors who need an eSIM or a less common physical SIM size

The package may be less useful if you enter through another Vietnamese airport, spend only a very short time in the country, or already have an international plan with strong Vietnam coverage. Group discounts may improve the value for several people booking together, though the exact discount is not stated.

Practical points to check before arrival

Your booking confirmation is issued at the time of booking. Save it somewhere you can reach without mobile data, such as an offline file or email already downloaded to your phone.

Have your phone ready for the change. Know if it uses an eSIM or a physical SIM, and remember that replacing a physical card can affect access to the number tied to your home line. The service supplies all standard physical sizes, but choosing the correct format still saves time.

At the airport, ask staff to confirm three things before you walk away: that the data connection works, that the package expires after the expected 30 days, and that you know how to reach support. These checks are especially useful if you arrive late at night or have a tight onward schedule.

The service allows service animals, is near public transportation, and says most people can participate. Those details make it a straightforward arrival service, but the main accessibility question is still the airport meeting point and your ability to reach it after landing.

Cancellation and booking flexibility

You can cancel for a full refund up to 24 hours before the scheduled start time. Cancellations made inside that 24-hour window are not refunded, and changes made during that period are not accepted.

The cutoff follows local time in Vietnam. Since airport services are tied to an arrival date, double-check your flight details before booking. That is particularly important if your schedule may shift close to departure.

My final take: a good airport SIM at a fair price

I would book this SIM if I were arriving at Noi Bai and wanted reliable mobile access without a city-center errand. The combination of 6GB daily data, 200 call minutes, nationwide service, airport pickup, and staff setup gives you a lot for $12.65.

The strongest value is not one single feature. It is the easy start: pick up the service at the airport, get help with setup, and keep the package for up to 30 days as you move around Vietnam.

Skip it if you are not flying into Hanoi or if your current phone plan already covers Vietnam at a similar cost. Also, do not assume the call minutes are essential if your contacts use WhatsApp or another internet calling app.

For a Noi Bai arrival, though, this is a sensible, low-cost way to get connected before the first taxi, train, map search, or bowl of noodles.

FAQ

Where do I pick up the SIM card?

You pick it up at Noi Bai International Airport in Phu Minh, Soc Son, Hanoi, Vietnam.

How long is the SIM card valid?

The package is valid for 30 days. The activity can be booked for a period from 1 to 30 days, depending on your plans.

How much data is included?

You receive 6GB of data per day, with a stated total of 180GB for a 30-day month.

Does the package include phone calls?

Yes. It includes 200 minutes of calls in addition to the data allowance.

What type of network service is available?

The package lists 4G, LTE, and 5G service with nationwide coverage across Vietnam.

Can I cancel for a full refund?

Yes. You can cancel at least 24 hours before the experience start time for a full refund. Cancellations or changes made less than 24 hours before the start time are not accepted for a refund.