Europe Travel eSIM

Up to 43 on one plan, switching network on its own as you cross borders. It comes in 5 coverage lists: Europe (33 areas) with 36 countries from US$3.40, Europe (35 areas) with 36 countries from US$3.40, Europe (30+ areas) with 37 countries from US$4.20, Europe (40+ areas) with 43 countries from US$8.20 and Europe (40+ areas) & Morocco with 43 countries from US$9.30.

45 countries across its lists, among them United Kingdom, Spain, France, Italy, Germany, Switzerland, Türkiye, Greece, Portugal, Netherlands, Ireland, Morocco, and 33 more. Each plan lists its own under its table.

Standard use, about 1GB a day, costs US$14.50 on the 10GB, 30 day plan on the Europe (33 areas) list; light use (300MB a day) US$5.70 (3GB, 15 days, Europe (33 areas) list) and heavy use (2GB a day) US$22.20 (Endless, 2GB a day, Europe (33 areas) list).

Standard use, about 1GB a day, costs US$26.10 on the 20GB, 30 day plan on the Europe (33 areas) list; light use (300MB a day) US$8.10 (5GB, 30 days, Europe (33 areas) list) and heavy use (2GB a day) US$42.40 (Endless, 2GB a day, Europe (33 areas) list).

Yes, where the local network has it: 100% of the countries on the Europe (33 areas) list, 94% of the countries on the Europe (35 areas) list, 97% of the countries on the Europe (30+ areas) list, 90% of the countries on the Europe (40+ areas) list and 90% of the countries on the Europe (40+ areas) & Morocco list. 5G needs a 5G phone and a 5G signal where you are.

France is on 4 of the 5 lists: Europe (33 areas), Europe (30+ areas), Europe (40+ areas) and Europe (40+ areas) & Morocco. Not on: Europe (35 areas).

Türkiye is on 3 of the 5 lists: Europe (30+ areas), Europe (40+ areas) and Europe (40+ areas) & Morocco. Not on: Europe (33 areas) or Europe (35 areas).

Yes, all 5 Europe coverage lists include the United Kingdom.

Take the cheapest list that has every stop on your trip; each plan shows its countries under its table. The smallest, Europe (33 areas), covers 36 countries; the widest, Europe (40+ areas), covers 43.

The eSIM simply has no signal there; there are no surprise charges. Add a single-country eSIM for that stop, or choose a wider plan that includes it.

On first connection in a covered country, not at purchase or install. Install it on wifi before you fly, up to 180 days after buying.

Yes, on the daily plans, from US$3 a day; hotspot use counts toward the same daily allowance.

No, it is data only, with no local number: WhatsApp and FaceTime calls work over the data, and your own SIM keeps your home number reachable.

From France, Norway, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom or the United States, depending on the plan, so apps may see you there rather than where you are, which mostly matters to banking and streaming.

For two or more countries, a regional Europe eSIM, so you install once and cross borders without doing anything. Pick the plan whose coverage list includes every stop; all of them include the UK and Switzerland. For one country only, compare that country's own plan, which is often cheaper.

Yes. Every Europe plan on this page includes both, even though neither is in the EU.

On some plans. Türkiye is on some Europe plans but not all, so open the coverage list before you buy, or add Türkiye to the plan finder with your other stops.

About 6GB if you mostly use maps and messaging, about 21GB with social media and video calls, and 42GB or more if you stream or hotspot a laptop. The 10GB plan valid for 30 days covers light use; with social media and video calls take a 50GB plan or a daily plan.

No. The eSIM is data only: no local number in any country, and no ordinary calls or texts. Calls work over the data through WhatsApp, FaceTime or Messenger, and your home number stays on your own SIM.

No. It only covers mobile plans from carriers in the EU. Travellers from New Zealand and Australia pay their home carrier's roaming rates in Europe, which is why a travel eSIM usually works out cheaper.