This is the most important question for Australia. Our eSIM connects to the premium Tier-1 networks, typically Vodafone, Optus, or the Telstra wholesale network. This ensures you have strong 4G/5G coverage in all major cities (Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane) and along the main tourist routes. (Note: If your product only uses Vodafone/Optus, you must state that it is "not recommended for the deep outback," as Telstra has the only remote coverage).
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Which local networks does the Australia eSIM connect to? (Does it use the Telstra network?)
Updated April 22, 2026
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