Getting hold of tourist SIM card in Shenzhen, China

1. How do I get a prepaid SIM card from China?
2. How much is a SIM card in China?
3. How do I activate my SIM card in China?
4. Which mobile network is best in China?
5. Can China SIM card use in Singapore?
6. What are the telecom companies in China?
7. Can I use WhatsApp in China?
8. Why is Google banned in China?
9. Which apps are banned in China?
10. How do I activate CMLink?
11. How do you balance China Unicom?
12. What should you not wear in China?
13. How can I stay connected in China?
14. Is 2G available in China?

How do I get a prepaid SIM card from China?

The easiest way to get a China Unicom SIM card is online.

You can have your card delivered to your hotel in China for free, or you can pay to have it delivered to you before you go to China. You can also buy these SIM cards at Unicom Shops and Kiosks. Popular plans include: 500MB of data and 100 minutes.

How much is a SIM card in China?

4G/3G China-HK Prepaid SIM Card costs HK$ 120 and comes with HK$ 114 of credit valid for 180 days. Basic data rate is HK$ 1.5 per MB capped at HK$ 48 daily.

How do I activate my SIM card in China?

SIM Activation is simple: Just insert the data SIM card into your mobile devices, and then access to the internet -the data SIM automatically activated! China Unicom's 4G LTE network coverage: LTE-FDD & TDD-LTE network already covered all cities and counties.

Which mobile network is best in China?

China (mainland)

Can China SIM card use in Singapore?

All China SIM Cards sold on SIMCARD.SG can bypass the GREAT FIREWALL OF CHINA! These SIM Cards are NOT subject to any filtering or blocking! Please note that China Unicom is the only network in China that is 100% compatible with GSM Phones used by most people. SIM Cards listed on SIMCARD.SG can only be used in CHINA.

What are the telecom companies in China?

Pages in category "Telecommunications companies of China"

• China Mobile Tietong.
• China Netcom.
• China Telecom.
• China Telecommunications Corporation.
• China Tower.
• China Unicom.
• Companhia de Telecomunicações de Macau.

Can I use WhatsApp in China?

Can you unblock WhatsApp in China? Yes, you definitely can! Even though the Chinese government has blocked WhatsApp since September 2017, it is still possible to get the app working seamlessly in China with a VPN. To unblock WhatsApp in China, you don't just need a VPN to change your IP address.

Why is Google banned in China?

On March 30, 2010, searching via all Google search sites in all languages was banned in mainland China; any attempt to search using Google resulted in a DNS error. ... The fact that Google had ended some of its services in China, and the reasons for it, were censored in China.

Which apps are banned in China?

List of Chinese apps banned in India:

• TikTok.
• Shareit.
• Kwai.
• UC Browser.
• Baidu map.
• Shein.
• Clash of Kings.
• DU battery saver.

How do I activate CMLink?

Please select a plan for your SIM card. When you've arrived Canada, you can just insert the SIM into your phone and then it will be activated and ready for use. *We will automatically assign you the corresponding CMLink number for that province based on the province you choose.

How do you balance China Unicom?

If you have a China Unicom SIM card; you can check your balance from anywhere. Just send text "101" to 10010 for airtime balance or send text "2082" to 10010 for data balance.

What should you not wear in China?

It's a bad idea to wear anything too flashy, revealing, or untidy. If the wedding is a traditional, Western, or combination of the two; you can be sure it will be a classy event. Ladies, tasteful dresses in colors other than white are appropriate.

How can I stay connected in China?

Ways to Stay Connected in China

1. International roaming and data roaming. ...
2. Purchase a local SIM card. ...
3. Use free Wi-Fi. ...
4. The Great Firewall. ...
5. VPN. ...
6. Charge your devices. ...
7. Emergency numbers.

Is 2G available in China?

China Telecom has already stopped enrolling new 2G and 3G devices in its network. As of late August, China's mobile carriers had 1.25 billion 4G users, 119 million 3G users, and less than 21 million 2G users, according to Xinhua.