30 Days 120GB Data and Call SIM card Vietnam

The best thing about this $7 Vietnam SIM is the timing. You collect it at Noi Bai International Airport after baggage claim and customs, then have mobile data for maps, messages, video calls, and ride arrangements before leaving the terminal. Staff can help install and set it up, which saves you from wrestling with phone settings after a long flight.

I like the 30-day validity and the 4GB-per-day allowance, which works out to 120GB if you use the full daily amount. I also like the practical backup: a 24-hour hotline, a stated full refund if the SIM fails, and help with APN settings when needed. The main point to check is the wording around unlimited service. The detailed terms say 4GB per day, so treat that as the firm allowance rather than assuming unlimited high-speed data.

Key points at a glance

• Pickup at Noi Bai Terminal 2: Collect the SIM at the airport in Hanoi from 7:00 am to 11:00 pm daily.
• 120GB over 30 days: The allowance is listed as 4GB per day, giving a possible 120GB total.
• 4G, LTE, and 5G service: The SIM supports several network speeds across Vietnam, subject to local network conditions.
• Calls and messages included: This is not described as data-only service, though the exact call and message allowance is not specified.
• Setup help from Kenny or Kevin: Staff can assist with phone setup, including APN changes if your phone needs them.
• Money exchange at the same counter: The booth also handles currency exchange and can provide information about transportation and tours.

What you are actually buying for $7

This is a local Vietnam SIM intended for a 30-day stay. The listed price is $7, and the service includes data, calls, and messages. The data allowance is 4GB per day, which gives you up to 120GB across the full validity period if you use the daily allowance every day.

That is a generous amount for ordinary holiday use. You can check maps, send photos, use translation tools, make video calls, and keep in touch without constantly searching for hotel or café Wi-Fi. If you plan to stream video heavily or use your phone as a full-time hotspot, you should pay attention to the daily limit. The important detail is that the allowance resets by day, rather than being one single pool that you can spend all at once.

The product information also refers to unlimited high-speed connection in one part of the description, but the detailed terms specify 4GB per day. I would rely on the clearer 4GB-per-day figure and ask the counter staff to confirm the current terms before you leave the airport.

The SIM supports nano, micro, and mini sizes, so it fits the common physical SIM formats. It is intended for smartphones, and the service says it matches all types of smartphones. Still, your phone must be unlocked to accept a Vietnamese SIM. That requirement is common with local SIM cards, although it is not specifically addressed in the supplied information, so check your phone before flying.

The first useful stop after customs

The pickup point is Noi Bai International Airport in Phu Minh, Soc Son, Hanoi. After collecting your bags and completing airport formalities, you go to the counter in Terminal 2. The operating hours are 7:00 am to 11:00 pm every day.

The information identifies the counter as being under Golden Bamboo Travel management. One customer describes finding the booth on the second floor at the Vietnam Tourist Booth. That is a useful detail, but airport layouts can change, so look for the Vietnam Tourist Booth or Golden Bamboo Travel counter rather than wandering through the terminal.

This setup is valuable because it puts the SIM in your hands at the exact moment you need it. You can contact your hotel, check your onward transport, use a map, or message family that you arrived safely. You do not have to wait until you reach Hanoi proper to find a shop.

The late closing time covers most normal international arrivals, but not every flight. If you land before 7:00 am or after 11:00 pm, hotel delivery in Hanoi is available according to the service information. The delivery option is limited to hotels in Hanoi city, so it is not a universal solution for every destination or late-night arrival.

Setup help from Kenny and Kevin

The strongest practical feature is not just the SIM itself. It is the human help at the counter. Kenny is specifically associated with quick SIM collection, money exchange, and phone assistance. Kevin is also mentioned as easy to communicate with and helpful when answering questions.

The stated service includes quick setup on your phone and APN fixes if necessary. APN settings control how your phone connects to mobile data. Most modern phones configure them automatically, but some devices need manual changes after a SIM swap. Having someone check the settings at the airport can prevent the frustrating situation of leaving the terminal with a SIM that appears installed but has no internet connection.

The service also says it provides a 24-hour hotline. Keep the booking details and any contact information after pickup, especially if you discover a problem later in your trip. The provider promises a 100 percent refund if the SIM goes wrong, though you should clarify the process at the counter if the connection does not work.

The staff also help with more than SIM cards. The airport booth offers money exchange and information about transportation and daily tours. That can be convenient, but keep your needs clear. Buy the SIM because you need connectivity, and compare exchange rates or transport prices before committing to any extra service.

How the 30 days work

The validity period is approximately 30 days. The supplied information does not state whether the clock begins at activation, insertion, or the date of collection, so ask the staff to confirm this when they install the card.

The daily allowance is 4GB. For most people, that is more than enough for navigation, messaging, social media, online bookings, and occasional video calls. You can use it across Vietnam, since the stated coverage area is the whole country. That makes the SIM useful for a multi-stop trip rather than only a Hanoi visit.

National coverage does not mean identical service in every place. The package is described as offering 4G, LTE, and 5G, but actual speed depends on the local network and your phone. In remote areas, underground spaces, or places with weak signal, speeds can be lower. That is normal for mobile service and not a reason to expect the same performance everywhere.

If your trip lasts less than 30 days, you have a comfortable margin. If you are staying longer, this card may not cover the entire visit. The information does not give a renewal option, so you would need to ask the provider about extending the service or buying another local SIM.

Calls, messages, and data use

This is advertised as a data, call, and message SIM, not purely an internet card. That is helpful if you need ordinary mobile communication in Vietnam. However, no specific number of call minutes or text messages is provided, so do not assume unlimited voice service.

For many visitors, data matters most. Internet calling through messaging apps may be the simplest way to contact family, friends, or business contacts. Video calling is specifically mentioned as a use, and the data allowance gives you room for that, provided you keep an eye on daily consumption.

Your phone may support dual SIM use, depending on the model. The supplied information does not confirm dual-SIM compatibility, so I would not promise that you can keep your home SIM active at the same time. Ask the airport staff if you need both numbers available.

The physical card is a one-time-use SIM. You do not need to return it at the end of your trip. That removes one small task from your departure day, though you should keep your original SIM in a safe place if you remove it from your phone.

Money exchange and extra airport services

Several customers used the same booth for currency exchange, and the service promotes competitive exchange rates. This can save time when you need both Vietnamese cash and a working phone immediately after arrival.

Convenience is the main value here, not necessarily a guarantee that the booth will always offer the absolute best rate in Hanoi. Exchange a sensible first amount, then compare rates later if you need more cash. The booth also offers taxi or transport services and daily tours, according to the service description and customer feedback.

That wider service menu can be useful when you are tired and want one place to handle several arrival tasks. It can also make the transaction take longer, particularly if you are exchanging money or asking about transport at the same time. One customer specifically found the process long but worthwhile. If you only want the SIM, say so and ask for the quickest setup.

What the customer service is like

The service has a perfect 5 rating from 13 recorded ratings, with all listed recommendations positive. The praise is consistent on a few points: friendly staff, quick transactions, useful answers, and easy SIM collection.

Kenny receives repeated personal praise for being friendly and helpful. Kevin is also singled out for clear communication and practical assistance. Another customer found the staff accommodating and helpful when exchanging money and preparing for a Hanoi tour.

That consistency matters because airport SIM counters can be rushed and impersonal. Here, the service promises direct setup rather than simply handing you a sealed card and sending you away. You can ask questions before leaving the building.

There is one small caution in the feedback: combining SIM purchase with money exchange or other services may take time. The booth is praised for offering many kinds of help, but that can mean a longer stop. Allow a few extra minutes if your airport pickup is waiting outside.

Who should buy this SIM

I would consider this a strong fit for a first visit to Vietnam, especially if you want to be connected as soon as you land in Hanoi. It suits you if you value airport convenience, prefer help with installation, or do not want to research Vietnamese mobile providers before departure.

It is also useful for a trip lasting up to 30 days and moving around the country. The whole-country coverage and large daily allowance mean you do not need to arrange a separate card for each destination.

This may be less suitable if you arrive outside the pickup hours and are not staying in a Hanoi hotel. It may also be less appealing if your phone cannot accept a physical SIM, or if you specifically need a confirmed large allowance for hotspot use. In those cases, ask detailed questions before purchasing.

The service is also a practical choice for people who dislike handling APN settings. A local staff member can check the connection while you are still at the airport, when fixing a problem is much easier than doing it later from a hotel room.

Booking, pickup, and cancellation tips

You receive confirmation when booking. The start point is Noi Bai International Airport, and the activity ends at the same meeting point because this is a pickup service rather than a guided tour.

Free cancellation is available if you cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled start time. Cancellations made inside that 24-hour window are not refundable, and changes during that period are not accepted. The cut-off follows local Vietnam time.

When you collect the card, confirm three things before walking away: the activation date, the 4GB-per-day allowance, and whether calls and messages have any limits. Ask the staff to test mobile data and show you the APN settings if your phone needs them.

Is the $7 price good value?

Yes, for most short and medium-length visits. Seven dollars is a modest price for 30 days of service, airport pickup, setup assistance, and up to 4GB of data per day. The ability to connect immediately can also save time and reduce the need for expensive roaming.

The value is strongest when you use the service for more than a few days. A visitor staying only one night in Hanoi may not need 120GB, while someone spending two to four weeks in Vietnam can make full use of the allowance.

The price does not remove the need to read the terms carefully. The description uses both unlimited and 4GB-per-day language, and the exact call and message limits are not listed. Treat the detailed allowance as the safer expectation, and get clarification at pickup.

Should you book it?

Book this SIM if you want a low-cost, ready-to-use connection at Noi Bai Airport and appreciate real help with installation. The combination of 4GB daily data, 30-day validity, national coverage, and staff support makes it a sensible arrival purchase.

I would skip it only if your flight falls outside the pickup and Hanoi delivery arrangements, your phone cannot use a physical SIM, or you need guaranteed voice allowances that are not stated here. For everyone else, confirm the data terms at the counter, test the connection before leaving, and enjoy one less airport chore.

FAQ

Where do I pick up the SIM card?

You pick it up at Noi Bai International Airport in Terminal 2, Phu Minh, Soc Son, Hanoi. The counter is managed by Golden Bamboo Travel.

What are the pickup hours?

Pickup is available daily from 7:00 am to 11:00 pm.

What if my flight arrives outside the pickup hours?

Delivery can be arranged to a guest’s hotel in Hanoi city if the arrival is earlier or later than the counter’s opening hours.

How long is the SIM valid?

The SIM is valid for approximately 30 days. Ask the counter staff to confirm when the validity begins.

How much data is included?

The detailed terms list 4GB of data per day, which can total 120GB over 30 days.

Does the SIM support calls and messages?

Yes. The service type is listed as data, call, and message. The exact call and message allowance is not specified.

What network speeds are available?

The SIM supports 4G, LTE, and 5G service, with coverage stated for the whole country of Vietnam.

What SIM sizes are supported?

The card supports nano, micro, and mini SIM sizes.

Can staff help set up the SIM?

Yes. Staff can quickly set up the SIM and fix APN settings if needed. Kenny and Kevin are among the staff members associated with customer assistance.

Can I cancel for a refund?

Yes, if you cancel at least 24 hours before the experience start time. Cancellations made less than 24 hours in advance are not refunded.