Short city stays where an unlimited-data day pass is more convenient than a data allowance.
yes 018, previously Seatel, is Cambodia's fourth mobile network. It runs a 4G-only network with no 2G or 3G fallback, sells simple unlimited-data passes measured in days, and has a noticeably smaller coverage footprint than the three main operators.
September 2026
yes 018, which most people still remember as Seatel, is the outlier among Cambodia’s networks. It runs 4G and nothing else: no 2G, no 3G, no fallback. Where it has built out, that means clean, fast data and proper VoLTE calling. Where it has not, it means no signal at all.
Its selling point for short-stay visitors is the shape of its packages – unlimited data sold by the day, rather than an allowance you have to ration. For someone spending three days in Phnom Penh, that is genuinely easier to think about.
Coverage is the reason we rarely recommend it as a visitor’s only SIM. The three larger networks have spent far more on their national footprints, and a Cambodia trip that moves between provinces will find the gaps. If you like the simplicity of the day passes, treat it as a second SIM rather than your only one.
Travellers heading beyond the main towns - Mondulkiri, Ratanakiri, Preah Vihear, the islands.
Fastest in the citiesCity-based trips, remote work, and anyone who wants the smoothest data experience in Phnom Penh and Siem Reap.
Cambodian-ownedTravellers who want a simple, short tourist package and are staying on the main routes.