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Unlimited internet abroad, for a lot less.

Buy a data bundle before you fly; it arrives by email in minutes. No contract, no roaming bill.

A couple photographing the view on a city bridge, staying connected on the go with a Viasimo eSIM

Where are you going?

Delivered by email in minutes

What a week abroad costs

Cheaper than roaming. No contract either.

Same networks, same coverage, a smaller bill. We keep the product light and pass the difference on.

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Viasimo, one bundle from $0.50

Only the Viasimo figure is a price: it comes from today’s live catalog. The other two rows are directional, not quoted rates.

Three steps

Buy it now, land connected.

Average setup: about 3 minutes.

  1. 1

    Buy before you fly

    Pick a country and a data size; pay with Apple Pay, Google Pay or card.

  2. 2

    Open the email

    Your QR code arrives in minutes. Scan it while you still have wifi.

  3. 3

    Land connected

    Switch data to Viasimo on arrival. Your own number keeps working for calls.

Plain answers

A travel eSIM, explained in a minute.

An eSIM is a SIM card built into your phone. Instead of collecting plastic at the airport, you buy a data bundle for the country you are visiting, scan a QR code, and your phone connects to a local network the moment you land.

Your own number stays where it is, so calls and texts keep working. Nothing renews: when the data runs out, you decide whether to buy again.

Read the full eSIM guide

What exactly is an eSIM?

An eSIM is a digital SIM built right into your phone. Rather than slotting in a plastic card, you add a travel data plan by scanning a QR code.

How fast does the eSIM activate?

Your eSIM and QR code land in your inbox seconds after you buy. Install it before you leave and your data comes alive on its own when you arrive.

Do I keep my usual phone number?

Yes. Your eSIM sits alongside your existing SIM, so your home number stays live for calls and texts while you use Viasimo data abroad.

Viasimo, other eSIM apps, and carrier roaming

Same trip, same data, three ways to pay for it.

Viasimo, other eSIM apps, and carrier roaming
ViasimoOther eSIM appsCarrier roaming
PriceOne off bundleOne off bundleCharged per day
ContractNoneNoneYes
DeliveryEmail, minutesApp downloadAlready on the bill
HotspotIncludedSometimesSometimes
Keep your numberYesYesYes
SupportEmail and chat, 14 languagesIn app onlyCall centre

Will it work on your phone?

Type your phone model; we check it against every eSIM device we know.

What you actually get

No asterisks; here is the whole thing.

Delivery
Email, in minutes
Contract or renewal
None
Your own number
Stays active
Hidden activation fee
None
Buy again later
Optional, same price

If something goes wrong

You land, you tap, it works. If it does not, we are here.

Not connecting on arrival is the one thing we treat as an emergency, and we answer in your language.

Chat and email support14 languagesRefund Policy

Straight answers

What exactly is an eSIM?

An eSIM is a digital SIM built right into your phone. Rather than slotting in a plastic card, you add a travel data plan by scanning a QR code.

Does my phone support eSIM?

Nearly every phone from the past few years does, including recent iPhone, Samsung Galaxy and Google Pixel models. Look for an ‘Add eSIM’ option in your device settings.

How fast does the eSIM activate?

Your eSIM and QR code land in your inbox seconds after you buy. Install it before you leave and your data comes alive on its own when you arrive.

Do I keep my usual phone number?

Yes. Your eSIM sits alongside your existing SIM, so your home number stays live for calls and texts while you use Viasimo data abroad.

What if I run out of data?

Top up or grab a new plan anytime from your account. No roaming shocks, you only ever pay for the plans you pick.

How much data do you actually need?

Most travelers overbuy. Match what you do on your phone to a bundle size and pay for that, not for a headline number.

Short answer

For a one week trip of maps, messaging and some scrolling, 3 GB is enough for most people. Go unlimited only if you tether a laptop or stream.

Work it out with the data calculator
How much data do you actually need?
What you doPer dayPick
Maps, messaging, emailabout 150 MB1 GB
Add social and browsingabout 400 MB3 GB
Add photo and video uploadsabout 700 MB5 GB
Streaming and tethering a laptop1.5 GB and upUnlimited

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