Max 365 days. Discount updates automatically by trip length.
Includes 1GB of high-speed data each day. After that, data continues at reduced speed until the daily reset.
Local packages for EU destinations
Multi-country Europe packs included
Maps, trains, hotels & messages
A good fit when
You are visiting one or more covered European destinations and want mobile data ready when the trip begins.
You want maps, train information, bookings, messages, and ride apps while moving between cities or countries.
You want to keep your usual SIM in your phone while the eSIM handles travel data.
You prefer the convenience of topping up an eligible plan online if you need more data.
How it works
Choose a Europe regional package or one country plan, then complete secure checkout online.
Check the package start timing, then install when it is right for your route.
Turn on the eSIM data line when you arrive and use maps, rides, messages, and bookings right away.
Europe coverage
Best for trips that cross countries, cities, or borders during one journey.
Pick a local country plan when your full trip stays in one destination.
Some regional packages include extra nearby coverage areas where available.
Choose fixed data, daily data, or longer validity packages based on your route.
Regional package coverage varies by product. Check the country chips in the package builder before checkout.
Apps checked across Europe
Europe does not have one universal ride or transit app. These services have the strongest current overlap, with city directories that let you check each stop before arrival.
Strong public-transport coverage across many European cities, but not every town or country.
Bolt publishes broad European coverage; service still varies by city.
Uber lists many European countries, though its operating model and city coverage differ by market.
FREENOW currently lists nine European countries and is especially useful in supported major cities.
Europe data explained
Select Europe regional coverage for multi-country travel, or a country plan for a single destination.
Use fixed-data packages for predictable trips, or daily data where available when you want a daily refresh.
Keep maps, train tickets, hotel bookings, ride apps, messages, and translation online across your trip.
Phone compatibility
Your phone supports eSIM and is unlocked for another carrier.
Keep your regular SIM for calls and SMS. Use OpenSim for Europe data while you move between airports, train stations, hotels, and city stops.
Travel eSIM FAQ
What to check for a multi-country Europe trip, including coverage lists, borders, trains and data limits.
Yes, when every country on your route appears in the package coverage list. Keep the same eSIM installed across those stops instead of buying a new profile at each border.
Choose regional coverage for several included countries. A country plan can be better when most of the trip is in one place or you need a larger allowance there. Compare the actual route, not just the plan name.
No. Europe plans can have different country lists, and inclusion should never be assumed from EU roaming rules or the regional label. Check the UK, Switzerland and every other stop individually before buying.
It should register on a supported network in the next covered country. Leave it selected for data and allow a few minutes. If needed, restart the phone or choose an approved network from the package instructions.
Coverage follows local partner networks and can drop in tunnels, mountains or quieter rural areas. Download the next ticket and route before departure, especially when a mobile barcode must open at the station.
Check when the selected package starts. Some begin at installation, while others begin at the first supported network connection. Install before travel only when the instructions allow it.
Compare rail, coach, ferry, flight and driving options for cross-border legs.
Use place search and route planning, then confirm local public-transport detail at each stop.
Only if the package and your device support tethering. Read the hotspot terms and high-speed allowance before planning to work from a laptop or share data with other travelers.
Treat it as data-only unless the package explicitly includes them. Internet messaging can use the eSIM, while your regular SIM can remain available for verification texts. Home-carrier roaming charges may apply.
No. A non-reloadable plan is still valid to buy and use, but it cannot be topped up. Buy another package if you need more data. Eligible reloadable plans show a top-up option when offered.
The card for an Unlimited package states its daily high-speed allowance. Data continues at a reduced speed after that allowance, then high-speed access refreshes the next day. Fixed-data plans use one total allowance.
