Travel Guides
Learn everything about eSIMs, installation, roaming and mobile data abroad
How to install an eSIM
Installing an eSIM is usually quick and simple. This guide explains how to prepare your device, add the eSIM profile and connect to mobile data while travelling.
Japan Travel Guide 2026 – Best Time to Visit, Entry Requirements, Itinerary & Travel Tips
Planning a trip to Japan? This complete Japan travel guide covers the best time to visit, entry requirements, Tokyo, Kyoto and Osaka, cherry blossom season, autumn colors, transport, costs, Japanese etiquette, useful travel apps and mobile internet. Whether this is your first trip to Japan or you are planning a longer journey, here is what you need to know before you go.
How much mobile data do I need?
Choosing the right amount of mobile data can help you avoid running out of internet during your trip while also preventing you from paying for more data than you actually need.
eSIM vs physical SIM
Both eSIM and physical SIM cards allow your device to connect to a mobile network, but they work in different ways. Understanding the differences can help you choose the best option for everyday use and international travel.
What is an eSIM?
An eSIM is a digital SIM built into your device. It allows you to activate a mobile data plan without inserting or replacing a physical SIM card.
Europe Travel Guide 2026 – Best Places to Visit, Itineraries, Entry Tips & eSIM
Planning a trip to Europe? This complete Europe travel guide covers the best countries and cities to visit, the best time to travel, entry requirements, Schengen rules, trains and low-cost flights, travel costs, currencies, useful apps and mobile internet. Whether you are planning a weekend city break, a two-week holiday or a month-long European adventure, this guide will help you prepare.
Compatible eSIM devices
Before purchasing a travel eSIM, it is important to make sure that your device supports eSIM technology. Not every smartphone, tablet or smartwatch is compatible, and support may vary by model or region.
eSIM for digital nomads
Reliable internet is essential for remote work. A travel eSIM allows digital nomads to stay connected in different countries without constantly buying local SIM cards or relying only on public Wi-Fi.