SimOptions eSIM Data Plans for Europe

SimOptions does not provide an unlimited data eSIM plan for Europe. All of the eSIM products available for European travel are fixed‑data plans with specified allowances.

Examples of the available fixed plans include the My European eSIM 120GB, priced at $59.90 USD for 30 days, and the Holiday Europe 100GB eSIM, priced at $55.90 USD for 31 days. These plans offer large data capacities and can be more cost‑effective for travelers who need substantial data but do not require a truly unlimited plan.

SimOptions provides several Europe eSIM plans that include a phone number and the ability to send and receive SMS. The plans range in price from about $21.90 to $59.90 and are valid for 15 to 31 days. The included phone numbers use dialing codes +420 (Czech Republic) or +33 (France), which are not local numbers for all European countries but can be used for calls and SMS across the covered European networks. Voice service is available for inbound and outbound calls, and SMS service allows both incoming and outgoing messages. Travelers are advised to verify specific call and text capabilities with SimOptions before purchasing.

The Europe plan covers Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Greece, Croatia, Hungary, Ireland, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Latvia, Malta, Netherlands, Portugal, Romania, Sweden, Slovenia, and Slovakia. The Travel Basic plan adds Germany, Spain, France, United Kingdom, Gibraltar, Iceland, Italy, Liechtenstein, Norway, Poland, and Vatican City to that list. The Go Card eSIM plan includes the same European coverage plus San Marino, while its other area of service lies outside Europe. Travel Basic+ covers the same European countries as Travel Basic and includes Vatican City, but its overseas coverage is beyond Europe. Holiday Zen eSIM enjoys a broader range, adding Andorra, Switzerland, Guernsey, Isle of Man, and San Marino to the previous list. Holiday Europe eSIM contains the same set as Holiday Zen eSIM, with the only change being that it replaces San Marino with Switzerland. All European coverage listed above is drawn exclusively from the approved list of countries.