Airalo's LatamLink regional eSIM offers six plan tiers covering approximately 18 Latin American countries, with prices ranging from around $5 to $42 at time of writing — here is every option listed alongside LATAM Travellers individual country alternatives.
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Browse eSIM Plans by CountryAiralo LatamLink: Quick Facts
- Plan type: Regional (multi-country) eSIM
- Plan tiers: 6 options from 1 GB to 20 GB
- Validity range: 7 to 30 days
- Price range: ~$5 to ~$42 (at time of writing)
- Countries covered: Approximately 18 Latin American nations
- Data type: Data-only (no calls or SMS)
- Network: 4G/LTE where available
Last updated: April 2026
Airalo LatamLink: All Plans Listed
Airalo's LatamLink is a regional eSIM plan designed for travellers visiting multiple Latin American countries on a single trip. Rather than buying separate eSIMs for each destination, LatamLink provides one data allowance shared across all covered countries. Below is a complete list of every tier available at time of writing.
| Plan | Data | Validity | Price (at time of writing) | Cost per GB |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| LatamLink 1 GB | 1 GB | 7 days | ~$5 | ~$5.00/GB |
| LatamLink 2 GB | 2 GB | 15 days | ~$8 | ~$4.00/GB |
| LatamLink 3 GB | 3 GB | 30 days | ~$11 | ~$3.67/GB |
| LatamLink 5 GB | 5 GB | 30 days | ~$16 | ~$3.20/GB |
| LatamLink 10 GB | 10 GB | 30 days | ~$26 | ~$2.60/GB |
| LatamLink 20 GB | 20 GB | 30 days | ~$42 | ~$2.10/GB |
All prices shown are approximate and reflect Airalo's publicly listed pricing at time of writing. Airalo may adjust pricing at any time — check their website for the most current rates.
Pro Tip: LatamLink's per-GB cost decreases as the plan size increases. If you know you will need more than 5 GB, the 10 GB or 20 GB plans offer significantly better value per gigabyte at time of writing.
Countries Covered by Airalo LatamLink
LatamLink covers approximately 18 Latin American countries, though the exact list may vary by plan tier and can change over time. At time of writing, LatamLink typically includes coverage in the following nations:
Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Uruguay, and select additional territories.
Notable potential gaps at time of writing include Haiti, Belize, and Venezuela — these countries may not be included in all LatamLink plans. If your itinerary includes any of these destinations, verify coverage directly on Airalo's website before purchasing.
For travellers who need coverage in countries that LatamLink may not reach, Latam Travellers offers individual country eSIM plans for 21 Latin American destinations, including Belize.
LatamLink vs LATAM Travellers: Side-by-Side Comparison
The key difference is approach: LatamLink bundles countries into one regional plan, while LATAM Travellers sells individual country plans that can be tailored to your exact itinerary. As a Latin America eSIM specialist, Latam Travellers focuses exclusively on this region with plans across 21 countries.
The table below compares Airalo LatamLink pricing (at time of writing) with LATAM Travellers individual country plan prices (as of April 2026) for popular destinations.
| Data Tier | Airalo LatamLink (at time of writing) | LATAM Travellers Mexico (as of April 2026) | LATAM Travellers Brazil (as of April 2026) | LATAM Travellers Chile (as of April 2026) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 GB / 7 days | ~$5 | $2.62 | $3.52 | $2.62 |
| 5 GB / 30 days | ~$16 | $12.03 | $12.98 | $11.67 |
| 10 GB / 30 days | ~$26 | $17.13 | $23.14 | $20.72 |
| 20 GB / 30 days | ~$42 | $31.57 | $35.17 | $37.92 |
Here are additional LATAM Travellers country prices for reference. Prices as of April 2026 — may vary due to exchange rate fluctuations.
| Country | 1 GB / 7 days | 5 GB / 30 days | 10 GB / 30 days | 20 GB / 30 days |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Argentina | $3.52 | $12.58 | $21.62 | $39.72 |
| Colombia | $4.17 | $14.82 | — | — |
| Peru | $3.52 | — | — | — |
| Costa Rica | $3.52 | $17.21 | $31.58 | — |
| Ecuador | $3.52 | $13.48 | — | — |
| Bolivia | $7.14 | $27.02 | — | — |
A few things stand out from the data. For single-country trips to popular destinations like Mexico, Brazil, or Chile, individual country plans from LATAM Travellers tend to come in below the LatamLink regional price. However, if you are visiting three or more countries in quick succession, LatamLink's convenience of a single shared data pool may justify the premium.
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See All Country eSIM PlansRegional Plan vs Individual Country Plans
Choosing between a regional plan like LatamLink and individual country eSIMs depends on your itinerary and how much flexibility you need.
Regional plans work well when you are moving between multiple countries in a short window. You buy once, and the data works across borders without any switching or reconfiguration. The trade-off is that you pay a flat rate regardless of which countries you actually visit, and that rate reflects the cost of multi-country coverage.
Individual country plans, on the other hand, let you match your data purchase to each destination. If you are spending two weeks in Mexico and then a week in Peru, you can buy a Mexico eSIM sized for your main trip and a smaller Peru plan for the shorter leg — potentially spending less overall while getting exactly the data you need in each place.
It is also worth noting that Airalo offers individual country eSIM plans in addition to LatamLink. Their per-country pricing may differ from the regional plan rates listed above, so it is worth comparing both options on their platform if you are considering Airalo.
When a Regional Plan Makes Sense
A regional eSIM like LatamLink is ideal for travellers on a fast-paced itinerary — think a three-week backpacking route through Peru, Bolivia, and Chile, or a business trip hitting Mexico City, Bogota, and Lima in the same week. The convenience of not managing multiple eSIM profiles has real value when you are crossing borders frequently.
When Individual Country Plans Make Sense
If your trip focuses on one or two countries, individual plans let you buy exactly the data you need without paying for coverage in countries you will not visit. A two-week holiday in Mexico followed by a long weekend in Costa Rica, for example, can be covered with two targeted plans — likely at a lower combined cost than a regional option sized for the same total data. You also get the flexibility to choose different data amounts for each leg of the trip based on your actual usage needs.
Latam Travellers provides country-specific plans across 21 Latin American destinations with instant digital delivery. If you are planning a multi-stop trip, you can use Meili, our free AI travel planner, to map out your route and figure out exactly how much data you will need at each stop.
Pro Tip: Most modern phones support installing multiple eSIM profiles simultaneously. You can load individual country eSIMs for each destination and switch between them as you cross borders — no need to commit to a single regional plan if your trip spans only two or three countries.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Airalo LatamLink cover all Latin American countries?
No. LatamLink covers approximately 18 countries at time of writing. Haiti, Belize, and Venezuela may not be included in all plan tiers. Always check the current coverage list on Airalo's website before purchasing, as the included countries can change.
Is LatamLink data-only or does it include calls?
Data-only. Like most travel eSIM plans, LatamLink provides mobile data without voice calls or SMS. You can use WhatsApp, FaceTime, or other VoIP apps for calls over your data connection.
Can I top up a LatamLink plan if I run out of data?
Yes, in most cases. Airalo generally allows you to purchase an additional plan or top-up, though availability may depend on the specific plan and your remaining validity period. Check the Airalo app for current top-up options.
How does LatamLink pricing compare to buying separate country eSIMs?
It depends on your itinerary. For single-country trips, individual country plans — whether from Airalo or from providers like LATAM Travellers — often come in at a lower per-GB price. LatamLink's value increases when you are visiting three or more countries and want the simplicity of a single plan. For help planning a multi-country route, try Meili, our AI travel planner that can map out your connectivity needs by destination.
When does the LatamLink validity period start?
Typically on first use. At time of writing, Airalo eSIM validity periods begin when you first connect to a mobile network in a supported country — not at the time of purchase. This means you can buy ahead and activate when you land.
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Whether you go with a regional plan or country-specific eSIMs, the numbers above should give you a clear picture of what each option costs. Latam Travellers covers 21 Latin American countries with individual plans, instant activation, and no roaming fees. Browse the full catalogue to see pricing for your specific destinations.
For deeper comparisons with other providers, see our Latin America eSIM price comparison, our detailed LatamLink review, or our LATAM Travellers vs Airalo comparison.
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