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Using Your Own Phone in Europe
Advice from Rick Steves

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International eSIM

​With globalization, traveling around the world is becoming more and more common. Whether it’d be for business, tourism, or study, these are the most common reasons for travel. However, when you leave your country, it is normal to need internet connection to perform daily activities, and with an international eSIM, you will be able to enjoy data internet while traveling.

Although it is possible to connect to the Internet abroad through data roaming, this service is very expensive with most companies, so it’s better not to use it. Another option is to get a local SIM card from the country you are traveling to.

For those who prefer convenience, the most recent and innovative option is an international eSIM, which is this article’s focus. We’ll explain everything you need to know about it, such as what it is, how to acquire and install it, providers, and more. Keep reading to find out!
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  • About
    • Contact
    • Camino Norte
    • Camino Porto
  • Camino Norte Resources
    • Guide Books & Trail Info
    • Albergues and Camping
    • Places To Stay
    • Santiago
    • Camino User Groups
    • Packing Lists
    • Foot Care
    • Cell Phones
    • Maps
    • Apps and Credit Cards
    • Transportation
    • Travel Insurance
    • Luggage Storage
    • Luggage Transfer
    • Weather
    • Ten Commandments