This specific EastESIM plan is exclusively designed for use within Vanuatu. As most international flights to Vanuatu often include transit stops in hubs like Nadi (Fiji) or Brisbane (Australia), your connection will pause during these layovers. If your travel plans require continuous connectivity across multiple countries, including your transit points, we recommend exploring EastESIM's multi-country Asia plans or purchasing a separate regional plan to ensure seamless internet access throughout your entire journey.
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Is this EastESIM plan valid during a transit stop in Fiji or Australia?
Updated April 22, 2026
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