In this video, I break down how to stay connected in Indonesia (including Bali) without messing around with physical SIM cards or getting wrecked by roaming fees. Landing with no service is seriously frustrating, especially when you need Google Maps, ride apps, or to message family right away. That’s why I’ve been using eSIMs more and more, and I walk you through how Saily works so you can set everything up before you even leave home and connect the moment you land. I cover what Saily is (it’s powered by Nord Security), how the setup works inside the app, and what plans make sense depending on your trip length and data habits. I also go into the real pros and cons: the privacy extras like ad blocking, web protection, and virtual location are a big deal when you’re on sketchy public Wi‑Fi, and the app’s data tracking + top-ups make it easy to avoid surprises. The main “gotchas” are that it’s data-only (so calls/texts need WhatsApp/Telegram/FaceTime) and you need an eSIM-compatible phone. If you’re hopping around Asia, I also talk about regional plans so you don’t have to keep switching every border.