Less hassle, more Korea. Join Enjoy Korea's new Korea data eSIM means no physical SIM to swap and no pocket WiFi to pick up or return. Filipino travelers just scan a QR code sent by email or Messenger and connect on arrival. Choose Premium (10GB) or Value (300MB), and both keep going at [5 Mbps / 3 Mbps] after the high-speed allowance runs out.

Join Enjoy Korea Launches Unlimited Data eSIM for Trips to South Korea

Join Enjoy Korea, the Korea travel arm of Island Resort Club Tour Services, Inc. (IRC), is rolling out a Korea data eSIM lineup for Filipino travelers, developed in partnership with FreeT, a Korean telecommunications provider. Both plans maintain a guaranteed minimum speed even after the daily high-speed allowance runs out, on premium Korean networks (SKT, KT, and LGU+).

What Makes the “No Speed-Trap Throttle” Guarantee Different?

While many standard eSIMs found on online marketplaces promise unlimited data, they severely drop speeds to a crawl (128–384 kbps) once a daily limit is hit rendering essential apps like Google Maps, Grab, and Instagram unusable. Enjoy Korea does things differently. Our plans guarantee minimum baseline speeds of 3 Mbps (Value) or 5 Mbps (Premium) for the remainder of the day, ensuring you always have enough bandwidth for seamless navigation, messaging, and standard video streaming.

What Are the Plan Options? Two lines are available for Filipino travelers:

Premium: 10GB total data for 5 days, then unlimited data at up to 5 Mbps after the 10GB high-speed allowance. Starting at PHP 1,250 for 5 days.Value: 300MB total data for 5 days, then unlimited data at up to 3 Mbps after the 300MB high-speed allowance. Starting at PHP 890 for 5 days.

How Does Delivery Work? Travelers receive their eSIM digitally via email or Messenger before departure, activate it through a QR code, and connect the moment they land in Korea, skipping the long pickup lines at Incheon Airport.

One of the most common complaints we hear from first-time travelers is slow or unreliable internet once they land in Korea,-Hyok Choi, CEO of Island Resort Club. “We wanted our travelers to stay connected for maps, translation apps, and sharing their trip in real time, without worrying about hitting a data wall.”

(Press Release)