A better way to stay connected

An eSIM is a SIM card built into your phone. Instead of putting in a plastic card, you scan a QR code and the data plan installs itself. Your normal SIM stays where it is, so your own number keeps working for calls and texts while the eSIM handles data abroad.

We sell plans for 202 destinations, and a further 288 regional and global eSIMs that cover several countries on one plan. Every destination has its own page listing the plans that work there.

Plans start at €2.45. Allowances run from 1 GB up to 100 GB, so the price follows the size of the plan and the length of your trip. What you see is the full price with taxes included. There is no subscription, no deposit and no roaming bill afterwards.

By email, within minutes of payment. The message contains a QR code, and the same code stays on your order page, so you can install the eSIM before you leave home.

Open your phone settings, add a mobile plan and scan the QR code, then switch Data Roaming on for the new line when you arrive. The installation guide has the exact steps for iPhone, Samsung Galaxy and Google Pixel.

Yes, on any carrier-unlocked phone that supports eSIM. That covers iPhone XR and newer, Samsung Galaxy S20 and newer, Google Pixel 3 and newer, and most other phones released since 2019. To check yours, look for an EID number under Settings, General, About on iPhone, or dial *#06# on Android.

Some do and some do not. Plans that support 5G use it where the local network offers it and fall back to 4G everywhere else. Each plan states the network generations it supports, on its card and on its own page, so you can see before you buy.

Yes. Alongside the single-country plans there are 288 regional and global eSIMs, each covering a set of countries on one plan, which is usually cheaper than buying an eSIM per border on a multi-stop trip.