Frequently asked questions before buying your European eSIM

Yes. The Europe eSIM is designed to work in several European countries (depending on the plan). Before purchasing, check the list of covered countries on this page (or in the plan description).

Most recent iPhones are eSIM compatible (often starting with the iPhone XR and later). If you'd like, tell me your exact model and country of purchase, and I'll confirm it quickly.

Yes. You can keep your main SIM (your number) for calls/texts and use the eSIM for mobile data . Many travelers use the eSIM for data and keep their main line in secure mode.

The easiest way: install the eSIM before departure (scan the QR code), then activate data upon arrival in Europe. This avoids stress at the airport and you're connected as soon as you land.

On iPhone: Settings → Cellular Data → Options → Data Roaming = turned off on your primary line. Then select the eSIM as your data line. Result: you have internet access in Europe without roaming charges from your carrier.

After purchase, you will receive your QR code by email (depending on your delivery method). You scan it with your iPhone/Android and the eSIM will be installed in a few minutes.

Speed ​​depends on the local network and the area (city vs. region). Generally, you can use Google Maps, WhatsApp, Messenger, web browsing, and social media without any problems.

A local SIM can be convenient if you're staying in one country for a long time. But if you're traveling to multiple countries, a European eSIM is often simpler: no shops , no physical card, quick installation, and you stay connected at every border.

On airplanes and at sea, there is no terrestrial cellular network: it's often Wi-Fi (airplane/ship) or satellite. eSIMs are mainly useful on land (cities, ports, destinations).