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Your trip length

Any whole number of days from 1 to 90.

Picks the plan for your trip length.

Choose your data

This is the full price. Nothing gets added at checkout.

Daily

7 days

See all Europe plansThe full list has every plan we sell here.

Your plan

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If your eSIM won't connect and we can't fix it within 24 hours of you contacting us, we refund your plan to your original payment method. Read the refund policy

A plan's clock, from buying it to the day it startsThree marks on one line. Buy and Install both show a stopped clock, because buying and installing do not start a plan on their own. First connect is ringed, the clock starts running and the plan's first day begins there, and the plan runs for the days it lists from that point. Depending on the plan it starts when you install the eSIM, when it first connects at your destination, or when you buy it. If you're not sure when yours starts, email us before you install.BuyClock stoppedInstallStill stoppedFirst connectDay 1
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What you get with every Europe plan

  • Where it works

    33 countries and territories See the full list

  • Networks

    36 networks See every network

  • Hotspot

    Allowed

  • When your plan starts

    When you land

  • Install by

    Within 180 days of buying

Where it works

Where your plan works.
  • 3 (5G)
  • A1.net (5G)
  • bob (5G)
  • Base (5G)
  • Proximus (5G)
  • A1 (5G)
  • Vivacom (5G)
  • Tele2 (5G)
  • Epic (5G)
  • Vodafone (5G)
  • O2 (5G)
  • Vodafone (4G)
  • Telenor (5G)
  • Telia (5G)
  • Elisa
  • Elisa (5G)
  • SFR (5G)
  • GibTel (5G)
  • Wind (5G)
  • Telenor Hungary (5G)
  • Síminn (5G)
  • Iliad (5G)
  • LMT (5G)
  • FL1 (5G)
  • POST (5G)
  • Tango (5G)
  • GO (5G)
  • KPN (5G)
  • Telfort (5G)
  • Orange (5G)
  • Play (5G)
  • MEO (5G)
  • NOS (4G)
  • Digi.Mobil (5G)
  • Mobitel (5G)
  • Movistar (5G)
  • Salt (5G)
  • Sunrise (5G)

Where it works

Show all 33 countries and territories

  • Austria
  • Belgium
  • Bulgaria
  • Croatia
  • Cyprus
  • Czechia
  • Denmark
  • Estonia
  • Finland
  • France
  • Germany
  • Gibraltar
  • Greece
  • Hungary
  • Iceland
  • Ireland
  • Italy
  • Latvia
  • Liechtenstein
  • Lithuania
  • Luxembourg
  • Malta
  • Netherlands
  • Norway
  • Poland
  • Portugal
  • Romania
  • Slovakia
  • Slovenia
  • Spain
  • Sweden
  • Switzerland
  • United Kingdom

How it works

  • The phone checker, with a model typed in and a yes backThis site's own phone checker, drawn. A phone model is typed into the Phone model field, and under the Check my phone button the answer says the phone supports eSIM, ticked and marked Supports eSIM. The checker answers from one list of phones, checked against each manufacturer's own page, and it never guesses: a phone that is not on the list gets told so. Your phone also needs to be unlocked.Phone modeliPhone 15 ProCheck my phoneSupports eSIMYes, the iPhone 15 Prosupports eSIM.
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  • The Mobile data screen at home, with the new line listed and roaming offA phone's Mobile data screen with two lines on it. Main, your home carrier, is still ticked for mobile data. The new line, labelled Travel, is the Ryvo eSIM, newly listed under it. Data roaming is off, so nothing has connected and the plan's clock is stopped. Beside the phone, a Wi-Fi symbol: install over Wi-Fi or your home data, any time after you buy, and give the line a label like Travel so you can tell your lines apart.9:41Mobile dataMainHome carrierTravelRyvo eSIMData roamingOFFAt homeNot started
    02

    Buy and install.

    Install at home on Wi-Fi. Nothing starts yet.
  • The same screen after landing, with the travel line chosen and roaming onThe same Mobile data screen after you land. Travel, the Ryvo eSIM, is now ticked for mobile data, and Data roaming is on for it. Beside the phone, signal bars and a running clock: the eSIM has connected to a partner network, and on a plan that starts on first connection that is where its first day begins. Your own plan page says when yours starts.9:41Mobile dataMainHome carrierTravelRyvo eSIMData roamingONConnectedDay 1
    Turn me on and you're connected.
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    Connect on arrival.

    Land, turn roaming on. Your days start now.

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Install now, start when you land

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Install on Wi-Fi at home. It starts when you land.Install now, start when you land

Do I need an eSIM for Europe?

One eSIM can cover a whole multi-country trip through Europe, which beats buying a new SIM at every border.

Check the coverage list on this page against your route first, because Europe is not one network and a few countries people treat as European sit outside a regional plan.

Local plan or World eSIM?

Europe plan

Country list to be confirmed

World eSIM

One country, or one eSIM for the whole trip.

For a trip in Europe only, the local plan costs less.

Europe plans compared with World plans of the same size
PlanEuropeWorld
10GB, 30 days22.95 Australian dollars14.95 US dollars20.95 Canadian dollars11.95 British pounds12.90 euros86.95 Australian dollars56.95 US dollars78.95 Canadian dollars43.95 British pounds49.90 euros
20GB, 30 days42.95 Australian dollars28.95 US dollars39.95 Canadian dollars21.95 British pounds24.90 euros152.95 Australian dollars100.95 US dollars138.95 Canadian dollars76.95 British pounds88.90 euros

Going to several countries? See the World eSIM

Questions about Europe eSIMs

  • Which countries does the Europe eSIM cover?

    Every country in the list on this page.

    See the World eSIM

  • Will my eSIM work on the Eurostar?

    The tunnel itself carries no mobile network, so expect nothing at all for the crossing, and the countries at each end are the ones the coverage list answers for.

  • Does a Europe plan include the United Kingdom?

    Sometimes it does and sometimes it does not, because operators treat it on its own now.

    See the United Kingdom eSIM

  • Do I need to do anything when I cross a border?

    No.

Everything about using your eSIM in Europe

Do I need a SIM card for Europe, or will an eSIM do?

An eSIM will do, and on a trip with several borders it saves buying a card in each country.

A local SIM belongs to the country you bought it in, and what it does once you cross a border is that shop's to explain rather than ours.

An eSIM covers the countries on the plan from the moment you land, and your own number is left alone for calls and bank codes.

Check the handset takes an eSIM before you buy, which our compatibility page covers.

Good to know

  • When your daily amount resets

    About every 24 hours

  • Phone number

    None. Keep your usual SIM for calls and texts.

  • WhatsApp and chat apps

    They run on mobile data, so they work.

  • Top-ups

    Differs by plan. Each plan above says.

  • Extra fees

    None. The price is the total you pay.

  • Your phone

    It needs to support eSIM and be unlocked. Check my phone

  • Installing

    Install on Wi-Fi at home, before you fly. Install now, start when you land

  • If it won't connect

    Email us and we'll get you connected. support@ryvosim.com

Network details

Austria:
3 (5G), A1.net (5G), bob (5G)
Belgium:
Base (5G), Proximus (5G)
Bulgaria:
A1 (5G), Vivacom (5G)
Croatia:
A1 (5G), Tele2 (5G)
Cyprus:
Epic (5G), Vodafone (5G)
Czechia:
O2 (5G), Vodafone (4G)
Denmark:
3 (5G), Telenor (5G), Telia (5G)
Estonia:
Tele2 (5G), Telia (5G)
Finland:
Elisa, Elisa (5G), Telia (5G)
France:
SFR (5G)
Germany:
O2 (5G), Vodafone (5G)
Gibraltar:
GibTel (5G)
Greece:
Vodafone (5G), Wind (5G)
Hungary:
Telenor Hungary (5G), Vodafone (5G)
Iceland:
Síminn (5G), Vodafone (5G)
Ireland:
3 (5G), Vodafone (5G)
Italy:
Iliad (5G), Vodafone (5G), Wind (5G)
Latvia:
LMT (5G), Tele2 (5G)
Liechtenstein:
FL1 (5G)
Lithuania:
Tele2 (5G), Telia (5G)
Luxembourg:
POST (5G), Tango (5G)
Malta:
GO (5G), Vodafone (5G)
Netherlands:
KPN (5G), Telfort (5G), Vodafone (4G)
Norway:
Telenor (5G), Telia (5G)
Poland:
Orange (5G), Play (5G)
Portugal:
MEO (5G), NOS (4G)
Romania:
Digi.Mobil (5G), Vodafone (5G)
Slovakia:
O2 (5G), Orange (5G)
Slovenia:
A1 (5G), Mobitel (5G)
Spain:
Movistar (5G), Orange (5G)
Sweden:
3 (5G), Telia (5G)
Switzerland:
Salt (5G), Sunrise (5G)
United Kingdom:
3 (5G), O2 (5G), Vodafone (5G)
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In short

4 Europe plans are on sale, with fixed totals from 10GB up to 100GB.

Every Europe card prints its cap, its days and its price per day before you pay.

A Europe plan starts when you land, not when you buy it.

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