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eSIM for Kosovo

Prepaid data for Prishtina, Prizren and the rest of Kosovo — installed before you fly, working when you land.

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The Kosovo plan covers Kosovo only.

1 GB7 days3.99€$4.59£3.49CHF 3.793 GB14 days9.99€$11.99£8.69CHF 9.495 GB30 days14.99€$17.99£12.99CHF 14.99Best value10 GB30 days22.99€$26.99£19.99CHF 21.9920 GB30 days39.99€$45.99£34.99CHF 37.99
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The same 10 GB in a package that keeps working past Kosovo.

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Also on the Balkans plan

10 other countries share the package with Kosovo. A few of them:

AlbaniaNorth MacedoniaMontenegroTürkiyeGreeceCroatia

Good to know

What's included, when it starts, and how to get connected.

Included countries
The Kosovo plan covers Kosovo only.
Local networks
In Kosovo your eSIM connects to Vala — 4G/5G where the network offers it.
When validity starts
Your package starts when your phone first connects to a network at the destination — not when you install it. Crossing a border does not restart it.
Installation and activation
Install the eSIM while you still have internet — at home or on Wi-Fi. Installation does not start validity. If you already have a onesim eSIM installed, a new package is added to it — no second installation. Setup guide
Calls and texts
onesim is data-only. Calls and messages work over data in apps like WhatsApp or FaceTime; your usual SIM keeps your number.
Support and refunds
Message the onesim support team from the app or the website. If a package cannot be installed or used, the refund policy explains what applies. Refund policy
Editor's guide

A closer look at Kosovo.

Europe's youngest country is small enough to cross in an afternoon and has one of the continent's youngest populations. Prishtina is the base; Prizren is the day trip everyone recommends.

The Ottoman stone bridge in Prizren, Kosovo
Lead feature · practical

Prishtina to Prizren: the one day trip to plan around

Prizren's Ottoman old town, stone bridge and hilltop fortress make it the country's most photographed place, and it is roughly 80 km from Prishtina. Intercity buses run through the day from Prishtina's main bus station and take around 1½–2 hours; there is no train service on this route. Go early, climb to the fortress before the heat, and time your return so you are not on the last bus. Kosovo uses the euro, and card acceptance is good in cities but cash is still useful at small cafés and on buses.

Read the full guide
The National Library of Kosovo in Prishtina, with its lattice and domesPrishtina in a weekend: cafés, the Newborn monument and the National LibraryA compact plan for a first visit, with the capital's famous coffee culture and its most talked-about buildings.The coast road above Dhërmi on the Albanian RivieraThe Albanian Riviera by road: Vlorë to Ksamil in four daysThe coast road south of the border, four hours from Prishtina: where to stop and when to come.

Reading about Kosovo

The Tauern motorway curving through green hills at Werfen, Austria, busy with summer traffic

Destination guides

Germany to Kosovo by car: vignettes, borders and the 3am burek

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.

The National Library of Kosovo in Prishtina, with its lattice and domes

Destination guides

A weekend in Prishtina, Europe's youngest capital

Kosovo's capital is a two-day city with a country attached — coffee culture, brutalist landmarks, and Prizren an hour and a quarter down the road.

Kosovo questions.

Answers about data, coverage and setup for Kosovo.

Coverage follows the local networks wherever they reach — cities, transport corridors and most rural areas. Remote mountain and island areas can have weaker signal on any carrier.

Still unsure?Ask us