Roafly Paraguay eSIM packages (USD)
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1GB / 7 Days — $4.50
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3GB / 30 Days — $9.90
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5GB / 30 Days — $14.90
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10GB / 30 Days — $24.90
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20GB / 30 Days — $39.90
Installation methods
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iOS & Android Direct Install (fastest)
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QR Code install (works for most travelers)
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Manual install (good backup if QR scanning is inconvenient)
Which Roafly package should you choose?
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Weekend in Asunción (light maps + messaging): 1GB / 7 days
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One-week city trip with frequent navigation + social: 3GB or 5GB
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Two-week trip or lots of video/social + hotspot use: 10GB
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Remote work weeks, heavy hotspot, or multi-city itinerary: 20GB
If you’re unsure, a simple rule works well: most travelers underestimate map usage and ride-hailing data. If you’ll be on the move daily, 3–5GB for a month is the safer baseline.
For a deeper breakdown of plan selection and what to expect, you can also reference the best eSIM for Paraguay guide on our site.
Option 4: Pocket WiFi in Paraguay
Pocket WiFi is a small battery-powered router that creates a private Wi-Fi network for your devices. This is a strong option when:
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You’re traveling as a couple/family and want everyone online
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You need a reliable connection for a laptop or tablet
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You prefer one shared connection instead of multiple SIMs
Typical pricing
Pocket WiFi rentals are often priced per day. You’ll commonly see quotes starting around the €3–€4/day range for some global rental services, while other “unlimited” offerings for travel routers may be closer to ~$6–$7/day (and higher depending on delivery, terms, and throttling policies).
Pocket WiFi trade-offs to know
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Battery management matters: you’re charging a second device daily
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“Unlimited” can still include fair-use slowdowns on some services (always read the terms)
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It’s one more thing to carry, and you’ll want a power bank for long days out
Option 5: Airport Wi-Fi and public Wi-Fi (useful, but not your primary plan)
ASU airport Wi-Fi
ASU commonly offers free Wi-Fi near the gates, often under a Tigo-branded network, with a browser login step.
This is perfect for:
Public Wi-Fi in cities
In Asunción, free Wi-Fi is widely available in cafés, many restaurants, malls, and some public areas—enough to be useful as a backup.
Still, don’t rely on it as your only internet source, especially if you’ll be moving around or you need stable navigation.
A quick safety checklist for public networks
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Avoid logging into banking apps on open Wi-Fi
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Use a VPN if you have one
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Turn off auto-join Wi-Fi on your phone
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Prefer your own hotspot (from SIM/eSIM) for sensitive work tasks
Paraguay mobile operators: what travelers should know
Tigo
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Best for: Strong urban performance and wide retail presence in cities
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Where it shines: Asunción and major metro areas
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Traveler note: Easy to find top-ups and prepaid bundles in malls/kiosks
Personal
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Best for: Competitive prepaid packages and city coverage
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Where it shines: Major towns and common travel routes
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Traveler note: Solid choice if a nearby store has better promos than others
Claro
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Best for: Broad availability and steady coverage in many populated areas
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Where it shines: Cities and highways; commonly used by travel eSIM routing
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Traveler note: If you’re using the Roafly Paraguay eSIM, it connects via Claro
Coverage reality check (fast)
Practical tips to stay connected (and avoid surprise data burn)
1) Download offline maps before you leave Wi-Fi
Before you exit the airport or hotel, download offline map areas (Google Maps/Apple Maps) for Asunción and any other cities you’ll visit. This reduces your day-to-day data use and helps if coverage drops.
2) Know what eats data fast
High-impact data drains:
If you’re on a smaller package, disable automatic backups and updates until you’re on trusted Wi-Fi.
3) Match your plan to your travel style
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City break + ride apps: prioritize always-on data
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Multi-city bus travel: plan for coverage gaps and use offline tools
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Remote work: hotspot support + larger data makes life easier
If you want a quick way to estimate how many GB you’ll need, consider using a data usage calculator before you buy.
The simplest recommendation for most travelers
If you want the smoothest arrival experience in Paraguay, set up an eSIM before you fly so you can land with working data, then adjust your data size based on how you actually use your phone during the first couple of days. If your phone isn’t eSIM-compatible, the next best option is buying a local prepaid SIM in the city for better value than most airport bundles.
Check the latest eSIM packages for Paraguay and choose a plan that matches your trip length and data habits.
