Whether you're taking a long holiday, travelling slowly, visiting relatives or studying abroad, compare real plans by validity, coverage and total data instead of assuming one offer works everywhere.
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Which 90-day and 180-day eSIM plans does VoyageSIM offer?
These were active, purchasable variants in the VoyageSIM catalogue as of October 31, 2026. The stated data amount is the total allowance over the plan period, not a monthly renewal.
Important: not every data amount or duration is offered for every destination. A 90- or 180-day validity period follows the plan's specific terms; it does not guarantee uninterrupted service or monthly data renewal. Check the live product details before ordering.
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Should you choose 90 or 180 days?
90 daysFor roughly three months of travel, without assuming monthly data resets.
180 daysFor longer trips or stays approaching six months within the covered region.
Changing destinationsCheck every stop against the plan's list; no region automatically covers every country.
A 95-day trip is longer than a 90-day allowance, so consider a plan with sufficient validity or plan an alternative. Likewise, a 180-day eSIM is not the right solution if a destination on your itinerary is not included.
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How much data do you need for three to six months?
20 GB over 90 days and 50 GB over 180 days are total data allowances. They may work for light to moderate usage, but probably not daily video streaming or frequent large downloads and video meetings.
Messages and mapsOccasional use can help preserve your allowance.
Photos and appsMonitor updates and background usage.
Video and remote workCan consume data quickly; use trusted Wi-Fi when appropriate.
Use the VoyageSIM data calculator to estimate your needs. The longest available plan is not automatically the cheapest or most suitable option for everyone.
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Is a 180-day travel eSIM a regular cellular subscription?
No. VoyageSIM travel products are prepaid, data-only eSIM plans without local phone numbers, standard cellular calls or SMS. A travel eSIM does not become a residential mobile plan simply because it lasts several months.
Check when validity starts, installation deadlines, covered territories, long-stay conditions and whether the selected variant offers top-ups. Do not assume automatic renewal, a validity extension or monthly gigabyte resets.
Want to keep your Canadian number for calls and security texts? Read our guide to keeping your number when travelling. Your Canadian carrier may charge for some uses.
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Checklist before buying a long-term travel eSIM
- List all your destinations and verify that they are covered by the selected regional product.
- Count the exact number of travel days: do not choose a 90-day plan for a longer itinerary.
- Estimate your total data use, including maps, messaging, video and hotspot where permitted.
- Check your phone: it must be eSIM-compatible and unlocked.
- Read the selected plan's activation and validity terms, including any first-use or installation limitations.
- Choose the 90- or 180-day variant on the relevant product listing, then follow our setup instructions.
Need occasional extra data rather than long validity? See our guide to backup travel eSIMs.
FAQ · VOYAGESIMFrequently asked questions
Does VoyageSIM really sell 180-day eSIM plans?
Yes. As of October 31, 2026, the Europe and Asia (20-country) products each include a 50 GB / 180-day variant, subject to the plan's terms.
Do 20 GB or 50 GB renew every month?
No. They are the total advertised data allowance for the stated validity period, not a monthly allotment.
Can one 180-day eSIM work in every country?
No. Coverage depends on the exact destination list for your selected plan.
When does the long-term eSIM validity period begin?
This depends on the product's terms. Check its validity start conditions and any setup deadlines before purchasing.
Can I extend or top up a long-term eSIM?
Top-up eligibility varies by plan. Do not assume that buying more data extends validity; check the specific available options.
