15-Day Vietnam Sim Card Rentals 6GB Per Day and Call

Arriving in Hanoi with working data is a small comfort that quickly becomes a big one. This airport pickup gives you 6GB per day, 200 call minutes, and nationwide 4G, LTE, or 5G service for up to 15 days, with staff setting up the SIM before you leave the arrival hall.

I like the fast airport setup and the official registration, which keeps you from sorting out Vietnamese mobile rules on your own. I also like the 24/7 support and money-back promise. The main drawback is simple: this is a pickup service at Noi Bai Airport, so it is not useful if you arrive elsewhere or already have a reliable local connection.

Key points at a glance

• 6GB of data each day: Plenty for maps, translation, messaging, ride apps, and regular browsing.
• 200 included call minutes: Useful for hotels, restaurants, drivers, and local businesses.
• Pickup at Noi Bai International Airport: Collect and activate the SIM at the start of your Vietnam trip.
• All common SIM formats: Nano, micro, mini, and eSIM options are included.
• Nationwide coverage: The service is designed to work across Vietnam, not only in Hanoi.
• Quick setup with support: Staff activate the card, and a 24/7 hotline is available if something goes wrong.

Landing at Noi Bai with your phone ready

The service begins at Noi Bai International Airport in Phu Minh, Soc Son, Hanoi. After you arrive, you collect the SIM at the airport and have it set up by professional staff. That means you can leave the airport with mobile data working instead of trying to find a shop, explain your phone needs, and compare unfamiliar plans.

The setup matters most during your first hour in Vietnam. You may need a map, a translation app, a hotel address, or a way to contact someone waiting for you. A working connection also gives you a practical backup if your arrival plans change.

The pickup point is the same place where the service ends. This is not a guided city excursion, and there are no sightseeing stops. Think of it as a useful arrival service that handles one important travel chore before you head into Hanoi.

Opening hours are listed from midnight to 11:30 p.m., Monday through Sunday, for the stated operating period. That broad schedule suits early morning and late night arrivals better than a normal shop with short daytime hours. Still, keep your booking details handy so you know where to go after entering the arrival hall.

What 6GB per day means in real use

Six gigabytes per day is a generous daily allowance for ordinary holiday use. You can use maps, check train and flight information, translate signs and menus, send messages, browse websites, and make internet calls without constantly watching a tiny data meter.

The package is listed as 6GB per day, or 180GB per month. Since the service is valid for 15 days, the practical point is the daily allowance rather than the monthly figure. If you use less than 6GB on one day, the details provided do not say that unused data rolls over, so I would treat each day as its own allowance.

The amount should suit most people using a phone for navigation and communication. It may also work well if you occasionally share photos or use social media. The service details do not specify tethering or hotspot rules, so do not count on using it as a full replacement for hotel Wi-Fi for several laptops unless the provider confirms that directly.

You can choose between 4G, LTE, and 5G service where available. The package describes coverage as nationwide, all across Vietnam. That is valuable if your plans include Hanoi plus other parts of the country. It does not limit you to the capital.

Coverage claims are not the same as a guarantee of identical speed in every location. Your actual connection can still depend on local network conditions, your phone, and the area you are visiting. The useful point is that the plan is intended for countrywide use rather than one city only.

The included 200 minutes are more useful than they look

This is a data and call SIM, not a data-only card. You receive 200 minutes for calls, which can be handy for contacting accommodation, tour companies, restaurants, transport providers, or local friends.

Many visitors now rely on messaging apps, but not every local business answers messages quickly. A Vietnamese phone number and included call allowance can make simple tasks easier. You can call when a driver cannot find you, ask a hotel about a late arrival, or confirm a reservation without worrying about international calling charges.

The supplied information does not explain exactly which call destinations are covered or whether the minutes apply to all domestic numbers. I would ask the airport staff to clarify that if you expect to make many calls. For normal holiday use, 200 minutes gives you a useful cushion.

SIM sizes and eSIM choices

The package includes nano, micro, and mini SIM sizes, so it covers the common physical formats. Staff can help fit the card to your phone, which is especially helpful if you are not sure which size your device takes.

An eSIM option is also listed. That can be convenient because it avoids removing your home SIM and gives you a digital setup instead. You still need a phone that supports eSIM, but the service information does not provide a separate compatibility list. If you plan to use eSIM, check your phone before booking.

The provider states that the service is compatible with all smartphone models. In practical terms, you should still make sure your phone is unlocked and able to accept a Vietnamese SIM or eSIM. The supplied details do not specifically explain phone unlocking, so this is one point worth checking before you fly.

If you use a physical card, keep your home SIM in a safe place. You may need it later for home-country messages or account access. An eSIM can avoid that small risk, if your phone supports it.

Official registration and professional activation

Vietnam requires official SIM registration, and this service handles registration in line with Vietnamese law. That saves you from trying to work out the process at a shop after a long flight.

Professional staff set up the card at the airport. The aim is to have the data and call allowance working before you walk out. A recent pickup went quickly, with the SIM working immediately for both data and calls. That detail is worth taking seriously: do not leave the counter until you have tested the connection yourself.

Open a web page, check a map, and place a brief call if possible. This takes only a minute and gives staff a chance to fix a setting while you are still beside them. The service offers a 100 percent money-back guarantee if there is a problem with the SIM, but testing it on the spot is still the least stressful approach.

Your phone may ask whether the new SIM should handle mobile data. If you keep two SIMs active, check which line is selected for data and calls. The staff can help with setup, but your phone’s menus will vary by model.

Support when the connection misbehaves

A 24/7 customer support hotline is included. That is a useful safety net if the data stops working, you have trouble with settings, or you need help during an unusual arrival time.

The support promise is broader than just office hours in Hanoi. If you land late at night or need help on a weekend, the stated round-the-clock hotline should be available. Keep the booking confirmation and any SIM information until the end of your stay.

The 100 percent money-back guarantee also adds protection. The details do not explain the claim process or how quickly a refund is handled, so ask staff what to do if the card fails. Still, a guarantee is better than buying a card from an unknown stall with no clear backup.

Renewable packages are available for longer stays. The package described here lasts 15 days, but the provider also offers options from 7 to 30 days. If your Vietnam visit may extend beyond the initial period, ask about renewal before the service expires rather than waiting until the data stops.

The $8.04 price and what you receive

At $8.04 per person, this is a low-cost way to arrange your connection before leaving Noi Bai Airport. The value comes from the combination of airport pickup, professional activation, daily data, local calling minutes, registration, and support.

A cheaper data-only card may exist elsewhere, but price alone does not tell the whole story. You are paying for convenience at the point of arrival. If you prefer to shop around in Hanoi, this service may not be the cheapest possible route. If you want to avoid searching after a long flight, the price is easier to justify.

The package is especially good value for someone who will use a lot of data over 15 days. Six gigabytes each day is far more than a light user needs, so a person who only checks a map now and then may not use the full allowance. The 200 call minutes make the plan more useful than a basic internet-only option.

There are no hidden fees stated in the service details. Even so, ask about any phone settings, renewal charges, or call restrictions before you leave the counter. Clear questions at pickup prevent surprises later.

Who should choose this airport SIM

I would recommend this service most strongly to first-time visitors to Vietnam, people arriving late, and anyone who wants the phone problem solved before reaching Hanoi. It also suits you if your trip includes several Vietnamese destinations and you want one nationwide plan.

It is a good match for people who need to make local calls. Hotel guests, families coordinating several phones, and anyone arranging transport can benefit from the included minutes.

The service may be less useful if you already have an international plan with strong Vietnam coverage, or if your phone is locked to your home carrier. It may also be unnecessary for a very short visit if you intend to stay offline or use only hotel Wi-Fi.

Because the package can be used for 1 to 15 days and the listed validity is 15 days, check that the duration selected during booking matches your arrival and departure dates. The details provided do not explain how partial periods are priced, so confirm that point if you need fewer than 15 days.

Booking, cancellation, and airport timing

Confirmation is provided when you book, and the service uses a mobile ticket. Keep it easy to open on your phone, but also save the booking details somewhere you can access if your connection is not active yet.

Free cancellation is available up to 24 hours before the experience start time for a full refund. Cancellations or changes made within 24 hours are not accepted for a refund, and the cut-off uses local Vietnamese time.

The service is often booked about 20 days before use. You do not need to copy that timing exactly, but booking ahead gives you time to check your phone, decide between a physical SIM and eSIM, and save the pickup instructions.

No group size is provided because this is a telecom pickup rather than a sightseeing tour. Most people can take part, and service animals are allowed. The airport is near public transportation, though the supplied details do not specify a particular bus, train, or transfer route.

Should you book the Noi Bai SIM service?

Book it if you want working Vietnamese data and local calling minutes waiting at the airport, especially if you value quick setup over hunting for a cheaper card after arrival. The combination of 6GB per day, 200 minutes, nationwide coverage, official registration, and 24/7 support gives the $8.04 price solid value.

Skip it if your current phone plan already covers Vietnam well, or if you are comfortable buying and activating a SIM on your own. Before booking, confirm that your phone is unlocked, check eSIM support if you want a digital card, and test the service at the counter before leaving Noi Bai.

FAQ

Where do I pick up the SIM card?

You pick it up at Noi Bai International Airport in Phu Minh, Soc Son, Hanoi, Vietnam.

How long is the SIM valid?

The listed package is valid for 15 days. The service also offers package options ranging from 7 to 30 days.

How much data is included?

The package includes 6GB of data per day, with a listed total of 180GB per month.

Does the SIM include phone calls?

Yes. The package includes 200 minutes for calls.

What type of mobile service is available?

The service provides 4G, LTE, and 5G internet, depending on availability.

Will the SIM work outside Hanoi?

The stated coverage is nationwide across Vietnam.

Which SIM sizes are available?

Nano, micro, and mini SIM sizes are included. An eSIM option is also available.

Can I cancel for a refund?

Yes. You can receive a full refund if you cancel at least 24 hours before the experience start time. Cancellations or changes made within 24 hours are not refunded or accepted.