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GlobaleSIM does not sell unlimited data eSIM plans for Scandinavia. All available options in the dataset come with a fixed data allowance of 15GB or 20GB for a 30‑day validity period. For example, the 20GB Scandinavian plan costs $32.00 USD, while the 15GB plan costs $27.00 USD. These fixed data plans cover Denmark, Norway, and Sweden and may be a more cost‑effective choice unless a user requires exceptionally high data usage.
GlobaleSIM supplies a range of eSIM plans that include a phone number and telephony services for Denmark, Norway, and Sweden. The data allowances vary from 1GB to 20GB and the validity periods range from 7 days to 30 days, with prices starting around $5.00 USD and extending to about $65.00 USD. All of these plans provide a local Scandinavian coverage while the phone number carries the dialing code +1, and the telephony features allow inbound and outbound voice calls and the reception of inbound SMS messages.
If you need a specific call or messaging capability, or confirmation on messaging receipts and costs for outbound texts, it is recommended to check with GlobaleSIM directly, as the plans listed above include inbound SMS only and do not list outbound SMS capability.
GlobaleSIM’s eSIM plans that include Scandinavian coverage list Denmark, Norway, and Sweden as the covered countries: the Europe plan (Denmark, Norway, Sweden), the Europe + USA plan (Denmark, Norway, Sweden), and the Global plan (Denmark, Norway, Sweden), while each plan also extends service to regions outside Scandinavia.
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