EUROPE,
ONE eSIM AWAY
Set it up before you leave home, then switch it on the second your plane touches down - anywhere from London to Helsinki.
euRoam is a digital eSIM data plan covering 31 European countries on one SIM, with 10GB, 20GB, or 50GB options from €13.99, valid 31 days from first connection.
Same coverage, different appetite
euRoam offers the same 31-country coverage on every plan - just more or less data, from 10GB to 50GB. Each plan is valid 31 days from your first connection, and can be bought up to 180 days ahead.
For maps, situationship texts, and the 40 identical photos you'll take of one church.
For streaming the scenery, video-calling your boss, and pretending you're still working.
For hotspotting the whole group chat and never once thinking about gigabytes again.
Figure out your plan
Tell us how long you're gone and how you use data - we'll do the maths. Or see the full breakdown in how much data you actually need.
31 countries, local networks
Your eSIM roams onto a trusted local partner network the moment you land, and we default to 5G speeds everywhere it's available. Swipe through to see who you'll be connecting to.
Three taps, that's it
Choose & checkout
Pick your GB and pay - your QR code lands in your inbox right after.
Load it up early
Follow the instructions in your welcome email whenever suits, even months out. Nothing switches on yet.
Touch down, connect
Flip it on after landing - your 31 days start ticking from there.
Out there, already online
Museums, cafés, and the metro - never lose the map.
Black cabs, the Tube, and a connection that keeps up.
Gaudí, the beach, and directions when the streets curve.
Alpine trails and train timetables, signal included.
Frequently asked
We know, it sounds too good to be true. But if you have questions, we're here.
Not at checkout - the clock starts the first moment your phone latches onto a network in one of our countries. Buy it in January for a June trip and it'll still be sitting there, untouched, until you land.
Up to 180 days before you go. Get it done the day you book flights, install it whenever, and forget about it until you're through passport control.
A second, digital SIM that lives alongside your normal one. We email you a QR code, your phone scans it, and euRoam sits ready as a data-only line for Europe. Full walkthrough: how to install an eSIM.
Yes - the country list above is identical across all three sizes. Data is the only thing that changes. See the full country and network list for exactly who you'll be connecting to.
Nope. There's no counter, no passport check, no plastic card. Everything happens on your phone before you even leave the house.
Buy a fresh plan straight from your account - it picks up instantly, so you're not stuck waiting on the old one to expire.
It counts against your data allowance, not against you - tethering to a laptop or a travel companion's phone is switched on by default.
Your regular SIM handles calls and SMS as usual. euRoam only carries data, so lean on WhatsApp, FaceTime, or similar for calls over that connection. See eSIM vs. roaming on your home plan for how the two compare on cost.
Most phones from the past few years will - iPhone XS onward, and recent Samsung or Pixel models. Your settings menu will confirm it either way.
Yes, though we'd recommend leaving it on Automatic for most trips - it always finds the strongest partner network for you and hands off on its own as you cross a border. If you do switch to manual, remember to flip it back to Automatic before entering a different country, or your phone will keep trying to reach a network that's no longer in range. See our coverage and networks page for the exact steps and the full partner list.
Already got your eSIM and something's not working? See Troubleshooting.
Guides & practical tips
How one eSIM plan holds up as you move country to country by train.
Read guide Guide A weekend in Paris, fully connectedMaps, transit apps, and translation - sorted before you land.
Read guide Guide Working remotely from the AlpsWhat to check before you trade the office for a mountain view.
Read guide Guide How much data do you actually need?A practical breakdown of what maps, streaming, and hotspotting each cost in gigabytes.
Read guide Guide eSIM vs. roaming on your home planWhat actually saves you money, and when your home plan's roaming is fine as-is.
Read guide Guide How to install an eSIMA plain-English walkthrough, including the one timing mistake worth avoiding.
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