
Esimy offers travel eSIM data plans in 165+ countries from just €1.99, with 1GB free on every 3GB+ order and 5% cashback on every purchase. Install directly on iPhone or Android with one tap — no QR code needed. Local, regional, and global prepaid plans with hotspot included, real-time data tracking, and 24/7 support. No contracts, no roaming charges.
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eSimy does not provide any unlimited data eSIM plans for travel within Nordic countries. The provider’s offering for Nordic destinations consists of fixed‑data plans with clear caps. For example, the “Europe 365 Ultra” plan gives 200 GB for 365 days at $174.12 USD, the “Europe Annual Max” delivers 100 GB over 365 days for $116.08 USD, and a 50 GB plan is available for 45 days at $52.23 USD. These plans are part of a broader catalogue and represent only a selection of eSimy’s fixed‑data options. Customers who anticipate very high data usage may find a fixed plan to be more cost‑effective than pacing usage on a smaller allowance.
eSimy does not provide a Nordic eSIM that includes a local phone number or SMS capability. The company offers only data‑only eSIM plans for this region, so travelers will not receive inbound or outbound call service or text messages. If they need to communicate, they can use VoIP applications such as WhatsApp, Telegram, or iMessage over the data connection.
The ESMY eSIM directory contains two plans that cover the Nordic countries. The Europe plan lists Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden as covered destinations, while the Global plan also includes the same five Nordic countries within its broader range of destinations. Both plans therefore provide eSIM coverage across Sweden, Denmark, Finland, Norway and Iceland.
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