Roaming SIM for Europe – 500 GB
When you order our physical roaming SIM you always get two SIM cards, so you have an extra one in case something happens.
When ordering, no data package is included. It gives you full flexibility – you only activate when you actually need a connection.
Via My Pages you choose the data package and validity period between 1–6 months.
Two SIM cards are included
You always get two physical roaming SIMs when ordering, so you have an extra card in case something happens.
Europe + more countries
One and the same SIM card works within the EU as well as in Switzerland, Great Britain and Turkey.
1–6 months validity
Via My Pages, you choose the data package yourself and how long it should be active, from 1 to 6 months.
500 GB – €125
500 GB of mobile data applies i 1 month from activation date – i.e. not per calendar month.
That’s how it works
Activate when you need it
When ordering the SIM card itself no data package included.
This means that the validity period does not start to run when you order the card.
When you need a connection, you log in My Pages,
select data package and desired validity period and complete the payment.
We then activate your SIM card.
Note! If you pay on a weekday, the card is activated same day. It is not possible to pre-program an activation to a future date, so buy the data package on the day you want it to take effect.
Activation
SIM card is activated manually on weekdays between 11 a.m.–5 p.m.
Incoming data package orders before 4 p.m
is normally activated the same weekday.
Incoming orders after 4 p.m activated the next weekday.
Activation does not take place during weekends.
Countries where the SIM card works
Use the same roaming SIM when travelling between the following countries.
EU countries
Belgium, Bulgaria, Cyprus, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France,
Greece, Ireland, Italy, Croatia, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg,
Malta, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia,
Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Czech Republic, Germany, Hungary and Austria.
Outside the EU
Switzerland, United Kingdom (UK) and Turkey.
