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    has anyone here (residing in Indonesia) experience with an Indonesian postpaid eSIM account for their phone. If I’m not mistaken, XL and Smartfren only offer eSIM subscriptions. I’m currently with Telkomsel but it seems they don’t offer eSIM which is what I require.
   

    -@bennl

Hi @bennl

Until now, I use postpaid from Indosat under the name Mentari but it's my office that pays for it.  I am a Simpati user from Telkomsel for a personal number. Recently I received an offer from Telkomsel to switch from Simpati to Halo without changing my cellphone number.  Please note that Halo is a postpaid product from Telkomsel. Until now, I use postpaid from Indosat under the name Mentari but it's my office that pays for it.  I am a Simpati user from Telkomsel for a personal number. Recently I received an offer from Telkomsel to switch from Simpati to Halo without changing my cellphone number.  Please note that Halo is a postpaid product from Telkomsel.  Try contacting Telkomsel customer service.  However, if you are interested in using 3 or Indosat Hutchison, I will try asking my brother.

Tx Ryan, I  am happy with Telkomsel but I require esim postpaid subscription,  I am cu overseas and before my return I would appreciate feedback from anyone who has been using esim instead of normal sim in Indonesia, tx

Can't help save to mention esim are only available from some suppliers, and only work on some phones.

My Samsung S21 and S22 can accept one.

Tx Fred,  that’s  correct,  I’ve  already  done  my  homework   regarding