Explore more of Europe with one data package. Check the covered list once and stop thinking about borders — the same eSIM keeps working from the first stop to the last.
Every plan below covers the same 39 countries with one shared data allowance.
The allowance is shared across all included countries — it does not reset per country or at borders.
Continue to checkout39 countries on one package. A few of them:
A first European rail trip that most people can do in eight to ten days without a car. Three capitals, two direct train legs, one data package. The line below is an illustration, not a map.
1Arrive into Gare du Nord or Charles de Gaulle. Book the Louvre and the Eiffel Tower with timed entry before you travel; walk the rest. Buy the onward Eurostar to Amsterdam in advance — fares rise close to departure.
eSIM for France
2Eurostar runs Paris–Amsterdam direct in around 3½ hours. The Anne Frank House sells out weeks ahead; the Rijksmuseum rarely does. Rent a bike for a day, or use trams — Amsterdam is compact enough to skip taxis.
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3Direct IC trains from Amsterdam Centraal reach Berlin Hauptbahnhof in about 6 hours; some travellers break the journey in Hanover. Reserve the Reichstag dome (free, but booked) and give Museum Island a full day.
eSIM for GermanyHow the Europe plan fits this route
France, the Netherlands and Germany are all on the Europe plan's list, so the same eSIM and the same data allowance carry across each border. Nothing to switch, no second installation. A 10 GB / 30-day plan comfortably covers maps, tickets and messaging for ten days; heavy video streamers should look at 20 GB.
Guide: Europe in the shoulder season, month by month
Your phone picks up a partner network in the next country on its own — keep data roaming on for the onesim line and there is nothing to change. Validity runs from your first connection in any included country and continues for the plan's full duration wherever you are on the list.
If a stop is not on the list, the package does not connect there; check the coverage list before you book and look at another onesim package for that leg.
Is every stop on the list? Layovers count too: if you turn on the onesim line during a connection in an included country, validity starts there.
How much data do you need? Maps, tickets and messaging use little; video calls and streaming use a lot. Pick the allowance for the heaviest day, not the average.
Is your phone unlocked and eSIM-capable? Most phones sold in the last few years are, but carrier-locked devices cannot add a second line.
Destination guides
About 1,900 km from Munich to Istanbul. The two routes, every vignette and toll at 2026 prices, what the EES means at the border, and Türkiye's new rule for foreign plates with unpaid tolls.
Destination guides
Tromsø, Lapland, Abisko or Iceland: when the dark and the moon are on your side, what a chase costs this winter, the free forecasts worth opening, and why your phone sees pink when you see grey.
Destination guides
Munich to Prishtina is 1,300 km, two big borders and one argument about Hungary. The 2026 tolls, the Kosovo insurance booth, and how to keep the whole car online.
Answers for trips across more than one country.
Open “See covered countries” and search each stop. The list is the authoritative source: if a country is on it, this package works there; if it is not, we point you to another onesim package if one covers it.
No. Validity runs from your first connection in any included country and continues for the plan’s full duration wherever you are on the list.
The package will not connect there. Check whether another onesim package covers that stop, or plan on Wi-Fi for it.
Yes. Your account has one onesim eSIM, and you refill it with any regional package from anywhere in the world — from the website or the app. The new package is added to the eSIM already on your phone; there is nothing to install again.
