Local SIM cards in Peru can provide unlimited internet for around 10 soles per month. Bitel offers 30GB data for about 10 soles, while Claro provides 10GB for 35 soles. Prices vary by provider.
Bitel is generally the cheapest and provides good coverage, especially in the mountains. Claro has strong coverage but is more expensive, and Movistar is a good middle-ground option.
No, you don’t need to register your phone’s IMEI when buying a SIM card in Peru.
eSIMs are much more expensive. It’s better to buy a physical SIM card from a store in the city, as airport prices are often higher.
eSIMs are quite expensive. A physical SIM card is cheaper and provides unlimited internet for around 40 soles per month.
Claro has good coverage but is pricier than Bitel and Movistar. Bitel is the cheapest and works well in the mountains, while Movistar offers better coverage and costs slightly more than Bitel.