eSIM for New Zealand
How many days in New Zealand?
We work out how much data you need for the whole trip.
How do you use data?
That decides how much data we recommend.
That is what 7 days of regular use take. We recommend 50GB: room for video and sharing, and every GB costs less.
This is your plan
Install today. The days start counting only when you connect at your destination.
₪3.74 per GB · 28% less
Enough for 7 days of regular use, busy day included.
We worked out 14GB for the trip and added room for the whole family and busy days. The bigger the plan, the less each GB costs.
- High-speed data
- Share with another device
- 5G where the network has it
- QR ready in seconds
- 10 free call minutes to Israel
Ran out mid-trip? Add more from your account, from abroad too.
Your phone picks the strongest network around on its own. Hotspot is on, so the kids' tablet is covered too.
Yes. Wing's eSIM plans for New Zealand run on the local networks and support 4G/5G. Check that your phone supports eSIM, buy a plan, and scan the QR code.
eSIM plans for New Zealand start at ₪9.90, in shekels, with no hidden fees. The price depends on the number of days and the data amount or speed you choose.
For a week you have two options: a 1 GB pack for 7 days at ₪9.90, or unlimited data for 7 days at ₪71.90. The pack suits mostly-WhatsApp-and-maps travellers; unlimited suits anyone who'd rather not count gigabytes.
The eSIM for New Zealand connects to One New Zealand, Spark NZ. Usually the phone picks an available network by itself, and you can also choose one manually in your cellular settings.
Yes. One New Zealand, Spark NZ support 5G in New Zealand, so with a 5G phone in a covered area you'll get 5G. Elsewhere it falls back to 4G.
After payment you get a QR code by email. Go to your phone settings, choose "Add eSIM" and scan the code — ideally from home before your flight. At your destination, turn on data roaming and the phone connects automatically.
Everything you need to know about an eSIM for New Zealand
Planning a trip to New Zealand? A Wing eSIM gives you data packs or unlimited data on the local networks, with no roaming charges and no physical SIM card. Pay in shekels from ₪9.90, plans for 1–30 days, get a QR code by email, and connect automatically the moment you land in New Zealand.
The eSIM for New Zealand runs on leading local networks (One New Zealand, Spark NZ), so you get the same coverage locals get — just without the inflated bill at the end of the month.
You can install the eSIM from home: scan the QR code once, and when you land in New Zealand just turn on data roaming. Your Israeli number stays active alongside it for calls and SMS.