Singapore eSIM Without ID: Prepaid Data on Singtel and M1
Updated 29 October 2026
In short
A Singapore eSIM from NoKYCsim gives you prepaid data on M1 and Singtel with no passport registration and no account. Plans start at $5.55. Pay with crypto or card, install before you fly, and you're online as soon as you land at Changi.
- Networks
- M1 and Singtel
- Plans from
- $5.55
- Data
- 1–20 GB
- Validity
- up to 30 days
- ID at checkout
- none
- Payment
- crypto or card
Singapore requires every prepaid SIM to be registered with a passport, so tourist SIMs at Changi come with forms and a queue. A Singapore eSIM is bought and installed before your flight, which matters on a short stopover when every hour counts.
NoKYCsim checkout needs no passport upload and no account, and email delivery is optional. The plan is data-only, so your home number stays on your main SIM.
- No passport or registration
- Hotspot / tethering included
- QR delivery in minutes
- One-off price, no renewal
Why travelers choose a Singapore eSIM without ID
Singtel and M1 networks
Singapore plans list Singtel and M1, two of the island's main operators, with excellent 4G and 5G coverage.
No passport registration
Local prepaid SIMs need passport registration. Our checkout asks for no passport upload and no account.
Made for stopovers
Landing for a day or two? A small plan covers maps, ride-hailing and messaging without buying a tourist SIM pack.
Pay in crypto or card
Pay with crypto by following the invoice at checkout, or use a card. One price, nothing renews.
Singapore eSIM coverage: island-wide
Singapore has some of the best mobile coverage anywhere, with 5G across most of the island, including the MRT network, Marina Bay, Orchard Road and Sentosa. Our Singapore plans currently list M1 and Singtel.
Coverage is rarely a problem, though signal can be weaker deep inside large buildings or on boat trips to outer islands such as Pulau Ubin. Changi Airport also offers free Wi-Fi if you need it during installation.
How much data do you need in Singapore?
Maps, ride-hailing and messaging are light; video calls from Gardens by the Bay are heavier. Starting points:
| Trip | Typical use | Suggested plan |
|---|---|---|
| Stopover (1–3 days) | Maps, Grab, messaging, photos | 1 GB · 7 days |
| One-week holiday | Navigation, bookings, social posts | 3 GB · 15 days |
| Two weeks or a business trip | Video calls, email, uploads | 5–10 GB · 30 days |
| Month-long stay or remote work | Laptop hotspot, daily calls | 20 GB · 30 days |
Singapore eSIM vs a Singapore tourist SIM vs roaming
| Feature | NoKYCsim eSIM | Local SIM | Roaming on your home plan |
|---|---|---|---|
| ID at purchase | None — no ID upload, no account | Passport registration required | None — uses your existing contract |
| When you're online | As soon as you land — install before you fly | After landing, at Changi counters or convenience stores | On landing |
| Phone number | Data only — keep your home number on your main SIM | Local number included | Your usual number |
| Typical cost | From $5.55, one-off | Tourist SIM packs sold by duration | Often a daily roaming fee — check your carrier |
| Payment | Crypto or card at checkout | Cash or card in store | Added to your phone bill |
How to set up your Singapore eSIM
- Step 1
Check your phone
Make sure your phone supports eSIM and is carrier-unlocked. On iPhone look for Add eSIM in Settings → Mobile/Cellular; on Android look under Settings → Network → SIMs.
- Step 2
Buy and save your QR code
Choose a plan, pay with crypto or card, and pick email delivery or a secret order key. No account and no ID upload.
- Step 3
Install before you leave
Scan the QR code on Wi-Fi at home and label the line "Travel". Check the plan's activation rules before you install, and keep the line's data off until you arrive.
- Step 4
Switch on at Changi
As you taxi to the gate, turn on the travel line and set it for mobile data. Enable data roaming for that line if the plan instructions ask you to, and you'll have your ride or MRT route sorted before immigration.
Singapore travel tips for staying connected
Tap in with your card on the MRT
Contactless bank cards and phone wallets work on the MRT and public buses, so you don't need a separate transit card.
Grab and Gojek for rides
Ride-hailing apps are the easiest way to get around outside the MRT. Keep data on until your driver arrives.
Carry a little cash for hawker centres
Many hawker stalls accept cards and QR payments, but some still prefer cash. Keep a few Singapore dollars handy.
Heading to Malaysia or Indonesia?
A Singapore eSIM covers Singapore only. For Johor Bahru, Batam or Bintan, check whether our Asia plan lists those countries.
Keep your home SIM for codes
Leave your usual SIM on for bank texts but turn off its data roaming, so only your Singapore eSIM uses data.
Singapore eSIM FAQs
Get your Singapore eSIM before you fly
Plans from $5.55 on M1 and Singtel. No passport registration, no account, online at Changi.
NoKYCsim, also searched as simnokyc, delivers your Singapore eSIM by QR code with no account or ID upload at checkout.