If you regularly travel to clients, exhibitions or meetings, choose a data plan that fits the whole itinerary. The advertised gigabytes are only part of the decision. Check the included countries, validity and conditions against the work you expect to do.
Avoiding roaming costs abroad
After landing, you may need directions, a message to your accommodation or a quick call through a messenger. Before travelling, check which SIM will provide mobile data and what your home provider charges at your destination. A few settings can make the difference between planned spending and an unexpected bill.
How to check whether your phone supports eSIM
Before buying a travel eSIM, check the phone you will actually use. Entering *#06# is a quick first step: if an EID appears, the device has eSIM hardware. You still need to check whether it can use another provider’s eSIM.
Try 1 GB: how to send your request in the app
Trying a new mobile service is easier when you can see it work for yourself. With blueSIM, you can request a 1 GB data trial for a destination through Support inside the app. There is no separate form to complete on this website.
What is a travel eSIM, and when is it useful?
A travel eSIM is a digital mobile profile for data. On a compatible phone, you can install it without replacing a plastic SIM card. That makes it useful when you need mobile internet abroad while keeping your regular SIM in the device.