Best Prepaid SIM Card for Tourists in the Philippines
Physical SIM cards are sold at every airport, mall, and convenience store. No eSIM needed — just swap and go.
Checked 26 Jul 2026·6 plans from 3 providers·3 verified from provider·3 third-party·How we check this
Smart's tourist pack is the most widely sold — unlimited data for 7 days at around ₱299, available at NAIA booths, on the network with the widest coverage. Smart's pricing is not publicly verifiable, so confirm at the counter.
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Frequently asked questions
SIM cards themselves are cheap or free — the cost is in the data promo you load. Smart's 7-day unlimited tourist pack is around ₱299, though airport bundles cost considerably more. DITO's New Level-Up 99 is ₱99 for 9 GB over 15 days.
Yes. Globe and Smart kiosks are available at Mactan-Cebu International Airport and Clark International Airport, though selection may be smaller.
Yes. SIM registration is mandatory in the Philippines. You'll need a valid passport and the kiosk staff will handle the registration for you.
Sources
- DITOchecked 26 Jul 2026
- Traveltomtom (2026 guide)checked 26 Jul 2026
- PhilippinesEsim (2026 guide)checked 26 Jul 2026
Prices and promos in the Philippines change often, and several operators do not publish machine-readable plan pages. Confirm anything you are about to pay for on the provider’s own site or in their app. How we gather and check this data.