Roamify eSIM Data Plans for Hungary

Yes, Roamify offers unlimited‑data eSIM plans that work exclusively in Hungary. The plans range in validity from 1 day to 30 days and are priced between $2.50 for a one‑day plan and $35.00 for a 20‑day plan, with a $45.00 option for a 30‑day plan that includes unlimited data and calls. Because the plans are marked “unlimited, ” normal speed may be capped after a certain amount of usage according to a fair‑usage policy. If speed restrictions or specific data limits at normal speed are a concern, users should contact Roamify directly to confirm the exact application of the fair usage policy.

Roamify does offer eSIM plans for Hungary that include a phone number and the ability to send and receive SMS. The plans provide a local phone number with dialing code +33, allow inbound and outbound voice calls, and allow inbound and outbound SMS. Prices for these plans start at $15.00 USD for a 15GB data package with a 30‑day validity and can go up to $105.00 USD for a 20GB data package with a 365‑day validity. Validity ranges for the plans are from 7 days up to 365 days, and data caps range from 1GB to 100GB. Travelers should check the latest details directly with Roamify in case of changes to dialing codes or plan features.

Roamify lists 32 single‑country plans and 146 multi‑country plans in its overall catalogue. The available plans span a price range from $2 to $170, with data caps starting at 1 GB and extending to unlimited. They are valid for durations between 1 and 365 days. While the public data set does not break down the exact number of single‑country or multi‑country plans that specifically cover Hungary, any plan that lists Hungary as a single‑country coverage would be counted among the 32 single‑country offerings, and plans that include Hungary as part of a broader regional package would be counted among the 146 multi‑country offerings. The plans may differ between fixed data amounts (e.g., 3 GB, 10 GB) and daily data caps (e.g., 1 GB per day). Tethering is allowed on many plans, though speeds may be throttled after consumption thresholds are reached.