In this guide 3 sections
Check the awkward stop as well as the main ones
A France–UK–Switzerland trip fits the country list of our current 32-country Europe range. Add Morocco or Andorra and that same plan no longer covers every stop, so you need a separately supported offer for that leg or a different documented coverage combination.
That is why the exact country list matters more than the region’s name. An island, territory or cruise port doesn’t inherit coverage from a nearby country, and a ship’s maritime service isn’t ordinary land-based mobile coverage.
One allowance, several legs
Suppose your stated budget is 2GB in France, 1GB in the UK and 2GB in Switzerland over fourteen days. That’s 5GB before adding any spare margin, so compare a shared offer with at least that total and fourteen usable days against separate plans for the three legs. These are example requirements, not average traveller usage.
For your own route, put the countries, dates, usage style and sharing needs into Plan my trip. Use its estimate to compare current offers, including start windows, daily high-speed conditions and any hotspot limits. A larger total allowance doesn’t make a short active period long enough.
If you already bought an older regional plan
Keep the issued country list and setup instructions with the order. Our current Europe range and prices don’t change an older order’s coverage, and installing a new regional profile doesn’t add data to the old one.
If you’ve bought one of our eSIMs, save its email before travelling and install after landing on steady Wi-Fi that can load a webpage. Keep the selected travel line for data and follow its own roaming instructions when moving between supported countries.
