Hey folks, I hope you're enjoying your weekend. I just wanted to ask if there will be no bus service tomorrow, because I am working tonight and need to take a bus home in the morning. If the bus isn't running, I'll have to take an Uber.
Anyway, have a good night
As the tittle says I’m opening a bank account from my home country for savings and they need copies of my passport work permit address proof to be attested or certified.
Looking for something affordable around Orillia if needed. Thanks!
Hi everyone,
I’ll be staying in Taiwan for about 60 days (mostly cities + some travel) and need reliable mobile data for navigation, streaming, video calls, and general use. I’m looking at eSIMs since I won’t get a local number easily.
I was checking Holafly they have “unlimited” data plans for Taiwan that you can buy for exactly the number of days needed (including 60 days). From what I read, it’s true unlimited high-speed with no daily cap, but there’s a Fair Usage Policy where the local network (Chunghwa?) might throttle speeds temporarily if you go over ~90GB in a calendar month. For normal-to-heavy use, it sounds fine.
Price-wise it seems around $80–90 for 60 days (I’ll confirm on their site). Hotspot/tethering is supported with some limits.
I know Saily has cheaper fixed-data plans with daily high-speed caps (like 3GB/day full speed then throttled). That might not be enough for me over two months.
Questions for those who’ve been there:
Has anyone used Holafly in Taiwan for a long stay? Did you hit the FUP/throttling? How was coverage and speed in Taipei, Taichung, Kaohsiung, etc.?
Any real-world daily data usage numbers from travelers/digital nomads?
Better/cheaper alternatives for 60 days? (Local Chunghwa tourist SIMs, other eSIM providers like Airalo/Nomad/ByteSIM, or buying multiple short plans?)
Tips for long-stay eSIM use in Taiwan?
Thanks in advance! Any experiences or recommendations would help a lot.