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SK Telecom eSIM for South Korea

Prepaid data for South Korea on SK Telecom, often written SKT. Every plan below names SK Telecom, and shows its total price, its days and its data before you pay.

Plans on SK Telecom: 641 day to 30 daysFrom $1.88

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SK Telecom eSIM plans

Pick your trip length. Every plan names its network before you pay.

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1 to 30 days · Data only
South Korea eSIM plans
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Each plan shows whether its data is a total or a daily allowance. Network and activation shown before payment.

How much data do I need?

What every SK Telecom plan includes

Network on the plan card

These plans list SK Telecom as their network.

Data and hotspot

Data only · Hotspot included

About SK Telecom

SK Telecom is a South Korean mobile network operator and part of the SK Group. It runs its own 4G LTE and 5G networks across the country.

When plans on SK Telecom fit your trip

  • You want a Korea plan that names one network, SK Telecom, on every card.
  • You would rather install an eSIM before you fly than collect a SIM card at Incheon Airport.
  • You need mobile data for maps, messages and transport apps rather than a Korean phone number.
Operator
SK Telecom Co., Ltd. Source
Owned by
SK Inc. (30.57%) Source
4G LTE since
July 2011 Source
5G since
April 2019 Source

Facts checked October 28, 2026

Mobile networks in South Korea

The networks in South Korea include SK Telecom, KT and LG U+. Our South Korea plans run on the networks below, and every plan card names its network before you pay.

Check your phone first

Your phone needs to support eSIM and be unlocked for other networks. A phone sold for another market may not cover every band SK Telecom uses, so check your exact model before you buy.

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A few things before you fly.

What is SK Telecom?

SK Telecom is one of South Korea’s mobile network operators, part of the SK Group. Our Korea plans name SK Telecom as their network on every plan card.

Is SKT the same as SK Telecom?

Yes. SKT is the short name of SK Telecom. A search for an SKT eSIM and one for an SK Telecom eSIM lead to the same network.

Do I need to collect an SK Telecom SIM at the airport?

No. This is an eSIM: you install it from the QR code we email, before or after you land, so there is no counter to visit. Your phone needs to support eSIM and be unlocked.

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