Students
A study abroad eSIM, connected from week one
Your first weeks abroad are when data matters most, for maps, the flat hunt, the university and your bank. Land already online, and take your time choosing a local SIM later.
All destinationsPick your destination
Online from the airport
Install at home and walk off the plane connected, before you have a local address or bank account.
Auto top-up with a cap
When data runs low, more is added for you, and you can set a spending cap. Stop it whenever you like.
Your home number stays
Messages from home and bank codes still come in on your usual line.
Three small steps, then you are off
- 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.
Good to know
- Is a local SIM a better choice?
- For a full year it often is, since local plans tend to cost less. In the first weeks, while housing and paperwork get sorted, a travel eSIM saves you the queue.
- What plan suits a semester?
- Begin with a 30 day plan and top up the same eSIM along the way, rather than paying now for months that have not happened yet.
- Can I use it around Europe?
- Yes. One eSIM on the Europe plan covers dozens of countries, which helps on weekend trips.