This specific eSIMFlyer plan is exclusively designed for connectivity within the Dominican Republic. Although these two nations share the island of Hispaniola, their cellular networks are distinct. Should your journey take you across the border into Haiti, or even into the immediate border zones, your connection will likely cease. For multi-country itineraries, we recommend checking out our regional or global plans, or securing a separate eSIM for Haiti, to ensure seamless connectivity across your entire journey.
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Is this eSIMFlyer plan valid if my itinerary includes crossing the border into Haiti?
Updated April 22, 2026
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