Globe expands GoRoam offers to Singapore and USA, brings local rates abroad!

After Globe's successful launch of Roam as a local offer, the company expanded its Goroam promos to more key areas in the world.

The promo announcement

Globe expands its GoRoam offers to Singapore and the USA!

This will provide travelers the convenience of roaming service alongside affordable options similar to local rates in those countries.

The firm says the GoRoam is now available in Singapore and the United States featuring country-exclusive packages that match local SIM connectivity rates.

We are revolutionizing the way Pinoys stay connected. Our expansion into these vital global markets is a testament to our commitment to providing our customers unparalleled connectivity and convenience wherever they go, said Coco Domingo, Vice President of Globe’s Postpaid and International Business.

Below are the new GoRoam offers:

20GB of data valid for 30 days in Singapore for PHP1,500

20GB of data valid for 30 days in the USA for PHP3,000

Meanwhile, the company also earlier unveiled similar promos in other known tourist locations like Hongkong, Taiwan, Thailand, Malaysia, and the UAE.

Below are the GoRoam offers for the countries mentioned above:

3GB of data valid for 5 days in Hong Kong for PHP600

2.4GB of data valid for 10 days in Taiwan for PHP600

15GB of data valid for 8 days in Thailand for PHP800

5GB of data valid for 10 days in Malaysia for PHP800

8GB of data valid for 28 days in the UAE for PHP2,000

These offers will help Globe users to experience enough data and stay connected when out of the country and save them from switching to a local SIM or having to rent a pocket WiFi.

Globe's full leaflet

These promos are available through the GlobeOne app. To register, access the app, click Buy Promos, and search for GoRoam to see the available offers. Once registered, simply turn on your mobile data and data roaming to activate and start enjoying the promo abroad. You can easily manage and track your data usage on the app’s dashboard.

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