Are local SIMs still worth buying?

If you stay a month or longer in one country, a local SIM is often cheaper. The eSIM keeps you connected on the days in between.

Does one eSIM work as I change countries?

Yes on a regional or global plan. A single country plan means a new one for the next country.

Switch on auto top-up. It adds data as you run low, and you can set a spending cap.

Digital nomads

A regional or global eSIM fills the gap from one local SIM to the next: the day you arrive, the border crossing, the week before you have a flat.

Cover a whole continent with one eSIM, or more than a hundred countries, for the months when next month's city is still unknown.

Each day the allowance starts over, so one big upload never wipes out your week.

Add data to that same eSIM from your eSIM page wherever you are, as long as you can get online briefly.

1
Choose a destination
Look up a country or a region. Prices appear in your own currency.
2
Install it at home
Scan the QR code before you leave. Nothing to swap, no SIM tray.
3
Switch on when you land
Turn the eSIM on after landing and you are online. Your usual number stays in the phone for calls and messages.

Are local SIMs still worth buying?: If you stay a month or longer in one country, a local SIM is often cheaper. The eSIM keeps you connected on the days in between.
Does one eSIM work as I change countries?: Yes on a regional or global plan. A single country plan means a new one for the next country.
How can I avoid running out mid call?: Switch on auto top-up. It adds data as you run low, and you can set a spending cap.