Using your eSIM in Czechia

For keeping a group together, yes.

Shared pins, a running chat and a map each means nobody is stood outside the wrong bar waiting, which over a long weekend is worth more than the plan costs.

The coverage list on this page names Czechia and says nothing about one lane or one courtyard.

Old walls, cellars and a packed square can all take a bar off you, so load the map before you go in.

One plan answers for the country the coverage list names, so a day out to a castle town needs nothing extra bought.

What thins out is the terrain, and a valley road will show you that before the plan does.

It earns its place on a menu and at a ticket window.

Download the language pack at the apartment, so the app still answers when you are stood in front of something you cannot read.

Video and photo uploads, almost always.

Maps and messages barely register next to a few minutes of video sent home, so if you plan to post as you go, take the next size up rather than the smallest.

Your phone needs to support eSIM and be unlocked.

Check your model before you buy.

Check my phone

No.

Ryvo eSIMs are data only.

There's no phone number, and you can't make calls or send texts on the eSIM itself.

Yes.

Keep your main SIM on for calls and texts, and set the eSIM as your mobile data line.

Your carrier's roaming rates still apply to calls and texts, so check them before you go.

It depends on the plan.

Each plan says whether hotspot is allowed before you pay.

Add data from your order page if your plan can be topped up.

If it can't, buy another plan for the same destination.

Email us and we'll work through it with you, starting with your phone's mobile data settings.

If we can't get it working, our refund policy explains what happens next.

Read the refund policy

Agree a meeting point before the group splits up, and send it to the chat as a pin.

A pin that has already arrived beats a pin somebody has to send from a loud room.

Czechia and the network your plan uses are named on the coverage list beside the plans.

That list answers for the country, so the hills out past the city limits are promised a bar by nothing here.

Apartment check-ins here often run on a code and a message rather than a desk.

Keep the host's thread on the phone, and write the door code somewhere you can read without a connection.

Keep your usual SIM switched on for calls and texts, and choose the eSIM for mobile data.