Using your eSIM in Denmark
Denmark
What you get with every Denmark plan
Where it works
Denmark
Networks
3, TDC
Hotspot
Allowed
When your plan starts
When you land
Install by
Within 180 days of buying
Questions about Denmark eSIMs
Is one Denmark eSIM enough for a family?
For one phone, yes, and that is usually the parent holding the tickets.
If two adults both want maps at once, two plans is the honest answer, and the sizes on this page let you pick a small second one.
Do I need data for museum and attraction tickets in Denmark?
To buy them or show them in an app, yes.
Save the tickets to the phone's wallet as well, because a queue with tired children is the worst possible place to wait for a page to load.
Is a phone much use on a Danish cycle route?
For the route and the ferry times at the end of it, yes.
Mount it or pocket it rather than holding it, and set the ride before you push off so you are not stopping at every junction.
How is coverage on the smaller Danish islands?
The coverage list on this page names Denmark and no island on its own.
A causeway, a ferry crossing and a quiet shore are not answered one by one, so treat a crossing as offline time and have the map saved before you leave the mainland.
Can I manage in Denmark without data at all?
You can, with paper tickets and a card, but you will be asking strangers more often.
A plan of your own is mostly about not standing at a junction with two tired children deciding which way to walk.
Questions about every Ryvo plan
Will it work on my phone?
Does it come with a phone number?
No.
Ryvo eSIMs are data only.
There's no phone number, and you can't make calls or send texts on the eSIM itself.
Can I keep my usual number?
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.
Can I share my data as a hotspot?
It depends on the plan.
Each plan says whether hotspot is allowed before you pay.
What if I run out of data?
Add data from your order page if your plan can be topped up.
If it can't, buy another plan for the same destination.
What if my eSIM won't connect?
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.
Before you go
One plan on one phone is usually enough for a family, as long as everybody knows whose phone it is.
Settle that before you land rather than at a ticket barrier.
Denmark and the network your plan uses are both named on the coverage list on this page.
The list answers for the country, so a beach, a small island and a long cycle path are each their own matter.
Children flatten a phone quicker than maps do.
Carry a pack, and keep one device switched off so there is still a working screen at the end of the day.
Keep your usual SIM switched on for calls and texts, and choose the eSIM for mobile data.
Still need help?
Email us your order reference, and we'll help you get connected.