From booking your trip to getting online abroad — five steps, and that's all.
Once you know where and when you're going, the only thing left is data. No queueing at an airport SIM counter.
Pick your destination and how many days, choose a plan, and pay. No account needed — about three minutes. Your QR code arrives by email right away.
For most plans, your days start when the eSIM comes online at your destination — adding it does not start the clock. Add it before you leave and land ready.
Connect your phone to Wi-Fi first — downloading the eSIM needs a connection.
A few products do start the clock when the eSIM is added. Always check the activation method on the product page and in your QR email.
After you land, turn the eSIM you installed on, and make sure Data roaming is ON. That is what connects you to the local network — and for most plans, this is when your days start.
Turn your existing SIM's line OFF. If the settings are wrong, that SIM can run up expensive roaming charges. If you do need to keep using it while travelling you can leave it on — just remember the roaming charges still apply.
Maps, messages, everything works as it does at home. Your existing number stays active, so you won't miss a call.






A few products activate differently — your product's own flow is shown on its product page and your order page.

