SIM cards and eSIM
Buy a data plan before you fly, install it, and connect when you land. Compare the eSIM services we work with.
Compare car hire providers. We list the providers we work with, what each is best at, and what to check before you book: deposit, insurance excess and fuel policy.
Guides and offers
What each listing includes, written from the partner's own details. You book with the partner.
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Providers we work with
Compare on their sites. You book with the provider.
- eSIM
Airalo
eSIMs for iPhone, iPad and Android, with country, regional and global plans.
- More than 200 destinations
- Data plans for countries, regions or the world
- eSIM
Yesim
Prepaid eSIMs with both fixed and unlimited data plans and no contracts.
- 170+ countries
- Fixed and unlimited plans
- eSIM
Saily
An eSIM service from the team behind NordVPN.
- Plans for hundreds of countries
- An unlimited global plan
- Optional phone numbers
- Travel SIM card
Drimsim
A physical SIM card for travel: the option for a phone that has no eSIM.
- Coverage in 197 countries
- No monthly fee
Check before you buy
- Your phone must support eSIM and not be locked to your home carrier.
- Install before you travel and activate when you arrive. Check whether the plan's validity starts on install or on first connection.
- Most travel eSIMs are data-only. Your home number stays on your normal SIM for calls and texts.
- Turn on data roaming for the eSIM line only.
- If your phone has no eSIM, a travel SIM card is the fallback.