Your EastESIM will provide strong signal when you are at the ferry terminals in Singapore (like Tanah Merah Ferry Terminal) and on Bintan Island (such as Bandar Bentan Telani). However, during the open ocean crossing, expect some signal drop-offs or intermittent connectivity. As the ferry moves further from the coastlines, the connection may become weaker. Once you approach your destination, your EastESIM will quickly reconnect to the robust 4G networks of local carriers, ensuring you're online upon arrival.
Will I have internet signal on the ferry between Singapore and Bintan?
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