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ESIM.DOG does not provide an unlimited data eSIM for Scandinavia. All of its Scandinavian plans have a fixed data allowance, the largest of which is 100 GB.
If you need a large data allocation, you can choose one of ESIM.DOG’s fixed plans, such as the 100 GB/30‑day or 100 GB/180‑day options, which cover Denmark, Norway, and Sweden. A 80 GB/365‑day plan is also available and may be more cost‑effective unless you are an extremely heavy data user.
ESIM.DOG 🐶 offers eSIM plans for Scandinavia that include a phone number and SMS capability. The plans range from 1GB for 7 days to 20GB for 365 days, with prices from $11.99 USD to $100.49 USD. Each plan provides a phone number with dialing code +1, allowing inbound and outbound voice calls and inbound and outbound SMS. The number is not a local Scandinavian number but a US/Canada number, so users should confirm with ESIM.DOG 🐶 if they need a local Scandinavian number or specific call/SMS functionality.
Denmark, Norway and Sweden are the Scandinavian countries covered by ESIM.DOG 🐶's eSIM plans. All of the plans listed in the database, such as the ⚡️ [5G] Europe (33 countries) – Pink route, the ⚡️ [5G] Europe (35 countries) – Blue route, the ⚡️ [5G] Europe (41 countries) – Pink route, and the ⚡️ [5G] Europe (41 countries) – Blue route, include coverage for these three countries. No other Scandinavian countries are listed in the coverage for these plans.
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