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This is annoying, you don't seem to understand what you're being told.
Again, the SIM only grants token access, it has nothing to do with your phone's localization. Your equipment needs to conform to local standards, and your LTE radio is likely locked to certain channels. For example:
These are the LTE bands for North America.
These are the LTE bands used in Asia.
They aren't the same. If your phone is baseband-locked to the USA, you aren't getting on certain LTE networks no matter what esim or SIM you have.