A regional Europe eSIM follows you across borders without a SIM swap at every station. The one thing to check before buying is which zone you are choosing — the cheapest zone leaves out two popular countries, and finding that out at the Gare du Nord is a bad surprise.
One country or many?
Staying put — a week in Italy, ten days in Spain — means a single-country plan is normally cheaper per gigabyte. Crossing borders by train, car or budget airline is where a regional plan earns its keep.
The three zones, in plain words
Europe Lite is the lowest-priced zone and covers about 35 countries, including the UK, Germany, Italy, Spain, Greece, Switzerland, the Netherlands and Portugal — but not France or Turkey.
Europe+ adds France and Turkey. Europe Extra is the widest net, around 41 countries, including the Balkans.
Switzerland and the UK
Neither is in the EU, and a lot of European phone contracts charge roaming there. A travel eSIM that lists them in its coverage dodges that nasty line on the next bill.
How much data for a Euro-trip
Two weeks of daily navigation, messaging and social posts typically lands between 5 and 10GB. Remote workers and heavy video users should look at 20GB or more.
Boarding passes for Europe
Live prices in USD, all fees included.
EU · Europe Lite
1GB
7 days · best entry price
$2.50
EU · Europe+
1GB
7 days
$3.50
EU · Europe Lite
3GB
15 days
$4.00
EU · Europe Lite
3GB
30 days
$4.50
EU · Europe+
1GB
30 days
$5.50
EU · Europe Lite
5GB
30 days
$7.00
Quick answers
Does a Europe eSIM work when I cross a border?
Yes, within the countries covered by your zone. The eSIM connects to a partner network in each covered country automatically.
Is France included in every Europe plan?
No. Europe Lite does not include France or Turkey. Choose Europe+ or Europe Extra if you visit either.
Is a single-country plan cheaper?
Usually, yes, if you stay in one country. Regional plans are about convenience across borders.
New to eSIM? Read the installation guide and check your phone on the compatibility page.