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Yes, MicroEsim offers unlimited data eSIM plans that cover the Nordic countries of Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden. The unlimited plans are available for validity periods ranging from 1 day to 30 days, with prices from $2.75 USD for a 1‑day plan to $64.89 USD for a 30‑day plan. These plans provide a maximum speed of 10000kbps, but MicroEsim applies a fair‑usage policy that may throttle speeds after heavy usage. Travelers who want to confirm the exact data limits at normal speed or inquire about any additional restrictions should contact MicroEsim directly.
MicroEsim does not sell any Nordic eSIM plans that provide a phone number or support SMS. All Nordic offerings are data‑only, so travelers who need voice or text services must rely on internet‑based solutions such as WhatsApp, Telegram, or iMessage. While these VoIP apps usually work over the data connection, some destinations may restrict or block particular services, so users should confirm that the apps they intend to use are accessible in Nordic before buying a plan.
MicroEsim’s eSIM plans that include Nordic coverage cover the five Nordic countries: Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden. For example, the Europe eSIM 36 Countries, Europe eSIM 33 Countries, Europe eSIM 5G 41, Europe eSIM 42, and Europe eSIM 5G 49 plans all list these five countries as part of their Nordic coverage, and the Global eSIM 108 Regions plan also includes Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, and Sweden.
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