@bunnytrips: Digital convenience is at the heart of daily life in China, from paying via Alipay and WeChat to hailing cars and takeaways and ordering food via apps, so first things first before coming to China: how do foreigners get online? 1. International Roaming:✅ Opting for international roaming while travelling in China allows you to keep your personal phone number. However, this convenience often comes at a high price. Before taking off, it's prudent to find out what roaming charges may be incurred in China, and also enquire if there are any partnerships with Chinese telecoms networks, which may offer more favourable rates. 2. eSIM:✅ Often a more affordable option, with competitive pricing on calls, texts and data, especially when compared to the often exorbitant fees associated with international roaming, eSIM's 15 GB of traffic data package, which costs just $21 (about $150) and requires no physical SIM card or magic, is particularly convenient for travellers, and can be activated before even arriving in China! Activation. The downside is that there's no phone number to make calls or receive texts. 3. Travel SIM:✅ You can buy it with your passport at the airport after arriving in China and have a SIM card with a precious local Chinese number, which allows you to receive SMS and make calls directly! Making reservations to register an app account, ordering taxis, takeaways, booking hotels, buying tickets, etc., often requires the use of SMS and phone functions, which will greatly help foreign tourists to travel in China with ease. The price is also very favourable compared to international roaming and eSIM cards, for example: China Mobile's package with 20GB of traffic data + 80 minutes of calls costs only 150RMB (about 21$). We recommend the best place to buy SIM cards for tourists going to Shanghai airport. Located on the right hand side of the Cheerway Easy Go convenience store at Pudong Airport's arrival area, there is a SIM card shop that sells Chinese SIM cards exclusively for overseas tourists. #中国 #china #chine #trungquốc #cina #الصين #китай #tiongkok #chinesestyle #explore #travellife #explorechina #tourguide #travel #visitchina #chinatour #itinerary #tips #vacation #voyage #explorechina #fyp #fouyou #favoriteplace #sim #esim #simcard #internet #getonline #chinesesim #traveltips #shanghaiairport

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