Venezuela eSIM prices: the 15-day 20 GB plan beats the 30-day one

What does an eSIM for Venezuela cost, and who are we pricing?

All the figures on this page come from Airalo, and only from Airalo, in US dollars. We read 16 plans off airalo.com on 8 October 2026; the Venezuela page was checked on 2026-10-08. We have priced no other seller in Venezuela: not Saily, Holafly, Nomad, eSIMCard or eSIM Go. So this is one company's price list for the Venezuela eSIM, not a survey of the market, and we do not call anything the best across sellers. This page is desk research from public sources; we did not install or test these plans on a phone.

The cheapest Venezuela data plan we hold is 20 GB over 15 days at $48, which works out to $2.40 a gigabyte. The dearest rate is $6.67, from 3 GB over 7 days at $20. That is a spread of 2.8 times inside one seller's list. The largest metered plan is 20 GB.

What is the full Venezuela eSIM price list?

Every row below is Airalo, verified 2026-10-08. Per-gigabyte figures are our own arithmetic on the listed price.

Uncapped plans: $22 for 3 days, $32 for 5 days, $41 for 7 days, $53 for 10 days, $99 for 15 days.

What should you know before buying a Venezuela eSIM?

The 15-day plan undercuts the 30-day plan. At 20 GB, 15 days costs $48 and 30 days costs $49. You get fifteen more days for a dollar more, which makes the longer plan the better buy for anyone staying past two weeks, but the shorter one is the cheapest rate in the country, $2.40 a gigabyte. The same small inversion shows at 10 GB: 7 days is $38 and 15 days is $38.50, so the week costs 50 cents less than the fortnight.

The uncapped ladder has a cliff. Uncapped plans run $22 for 3 days, $32 for 5, $41 for 7 and $53 for 10, then jump to $99 for 15 days. That last step costs $46 more than the 10-day plan for five extra days. A 20 GB plan over 15 days is $48, less than half of it.

Which size should you buy for Venezuela?

A cheap Venezuela eSIM is mostly a question of matching size to days. A week. 10 GB over 7 days at $38, or 5 GB at $28 if you only need maps and messages. Two weeks. 20 GB over 15 days at $48. A month. 20 GB over 30 days at $49. There is nothing larger than 20 GB in the data, so heavier users are looking at a second plan.

Which network does it use, and what about a local SIM?

Airalo's Venezuela page, read on 8 October 2026, lists Telefonica Moviles Venezuela as the primary network. Our price file leaves its network field empty, so that name comes from the page rather than from our data.

On the local side, a Caracas newspaper reported in November 2022 that Movistar would start selling eSIMs at two Caracas offices. That is almost four years old, and we have not found a current statement of where local eSIMs can be bought or what they cost, so we treat local eSIM availability as unconfirmed.

The Venezuela eSIM and the Venezuela travel SIM it competes with differ in one practical way: an eSIM can be installed before you fly, while a physical SIM needs a shop. Whether a local SIM beats $2.40 a gigabyte we cannot say, because we have not compared local prices here. Beyond that, see the cheapest eSIM plans, how the providers compare and the Latin America guide. Our method is on how we test.