M1 Data Passport extended to five more destinations

It’s now available in 11 countries.

M1’s Data Passport service now covers five more destinations, the telco said in a release today.

These destinations are Bangladesh, Cambodia, Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan. The service is now available in 11 destinations, including the launch countries of Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, Saudi Arabia, Sri Lanka and the United States.

The service allows postpaid customers to use their data bundles overseas at a monthly subscription of S$10 per country.

Customers who exceed their data bundles pay local excess data usage rates of S$10.70/GB, capped at S$188.32 per month. A S$2 one-time activation fee applies, with an additional S$5 for multi-SIM users.

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