Voye Global eSIM Data Plans for Scandinavia

Voye Global does not provide unlimited data eSIM plans for Scandinavia. All of the plans listed in the provider’s catalog come with a defined data cap.

The provider offers fixed‑data options. For instance, the Global 365 days 50GB plan costs $119.00 USD and the Global 180 days 15GB plan costs $45.00 USD; both cover Denmark, Norway and Sweden. Choosing a fixed‑data plan may be more cost‑effective unless a traveler expects to consume an extreme amount of data.

Voye Global does not provide a Scandinavia eSIM with a phone number or SMS capability. The provider only offers data‑only eSIM plans for travel in Scandinavia. Travelers who need voice or text use VoIP applications such as WhatsApp, Telegram, or iMessage, which work over the data connection without requiring a local phone number or SMS service.

<|channel|>analysis<|message|>We are to answer the FAQ question: "What countries are covered by Voye Global's eSIM plans in Scandinavia?" We have a dataset with plan names and countries covered in Scandinavia and other regions. The plan list includes two plans:

• Global: Country covered in Scandinavia: Denmark, Norway, Sweden. Other regions: all the long list.

• Europe: Country covered in Scandinavia: Denmark, Norway, Sweden. Other regions: a shortlist.

We need to write an answer: list the countries covered in Scandinavia: Sweden, Denmark, Norway. The answer must be a single paragraph, no bullet points. No titles, no mention of question. No dashes. Only include the countries from the approved list: Sweden, Denmark, Norway. The guidelines also mention identifying plan names and grouping plans that include coverage outside the region, but only refer to plan name and its coverage area, no details like data allowances or specific country names outside the region. So we can mention that Voye Global offers plans that cover Denmark, Norway, Sweden. Maybe mention the plan names: Global, Europe – both cover Denmark, Norway, Sweden. But the question: "What countries are covered by Voye Global's eSIM plans in Scandinavia?" So we respond: The plans cover Sweden, Denmark and Norway. We can note that both Global and Europe plans cover these three Scandinavian countries. Not mention other countries. Must be neutral. Use third-person. Avoid repeating question. One paragraph.

Also note: do not use dashes. Use commas, parentheses. So we cannot use "–" but can use "--" if needed? But guidelines: "Do not use dashes (—)". That is long dash. But maybe we can use normal hyphen? But we might not need any dashes. Use parentheses and commas for grouping.

Write something like: Voye Global offers eSIM plans that cover Denmark, Norway and Sweden. Both the Global and Europe plans include these three Scandinavian countries as part of their coverage. Additional coverage in other regions is available but is not the focus here.

We must not mention other countries. But we may mention that coverage beyond Scandinavia exists in the other regions, but we must not list the countries. The guidelines: "If available, identify and group the 'Plan Name' entries, then address any plans that include countries or territories outside of the region mentioned in the Question. (But only refer to the plan name and its coverage area. Do not include any other details such as data allowance. Do not include specific country names outside of the region mentioned in the Question.)"

Thus we can mention that both Global and Europe plans cover Scandinavia. Also mention that broader coverage in other regions: e.g., the Global plan covers additional regions, the Europe plan covers additional regions. But we cannot list those other countries. But we can mention "Other areas" maybe: "The Global plan also covers worldwide destinations" or "The Europe plan covers additional European destinations" but we must not include any specific country names outside the region beyond Scandinavia. So we must avoid listing them. The guidelines say: "only refer to the plan name and its coverage area." So we can say: "The Global plan covers Scandinavia along with further regions worldwide; the Europe plan covers Scandinavia in addition to multiple other European countries." But that might still mention other European countries. But guidelines: "Do not include specific country names outside of the region mentioned in the Question." So we should not mention "multiple other European countries". We can say: "Other regions are covered, but not detailed" or "Other regions are covered beyond Scandinavia" but not specify. That might satisfy.

We should output in a paragraph. No list, no bullet points. We can mention that the plans cover Denmark, Norway and Sweden. That satisfies the requirement of listing the countries in the region.

Check guidelines again: "The answer must clearly list the countries in the region (specified in the question) that are covered by the plans." So we must list Sweden, Denmark, Norway.

"Only include countries from this approved list: Sweden, Denmark, Norway." We satisfy.

"If available, identify and group the 'Plan Name' entries, then address any plans that include countries or territories outside of the region mentioned in the Question." So we can group: "The Global plan and the Europe plan both cover Denmark, Norway and Sweden." That should be good.

"Write the answer in a single paragraph." Yes.

"avoid bullet points." Yes.

"The answer must clearly list the countries in the region (specified in the question) that are covered by the plans."

"Only include countries from this approved list: Sweden, Denmark, Norway." So listing them. Good.

"Do not refer to the plan name and coverage area." Actually include plan names and coverage area referencing. So we can say: "Both the Global and Europe plans cover Denmark, Norway, Sweden." That references plan name and coverage area. Good.

"Do not include any other details such as data allowance. Do not include specific country names outside of the region mentioned in the question." So we cannot mention other country names. So if we mention "other regions", we must not specify them. That's fine. We can say "other regions" in general.

Thus answer: something like "Voye Global offers two eSIM plans that cover the three Scandinavian countries: Denmark, Norway, and Sweden. Both the Global and Europe plans include this coverage, while also providing access to additional destinations beyond Scandinavia, although those additional regions are not listed here." That meets guidelines. Probably should be ok. And we shouldn't mention other countries by name. Good.

We must be careful not to inadvertently list the many countries in the dataset. The answer should only mention the Scandinavian ones. Also we must not use bold or heading. Just plain text. Avoid check for dashes. No dash. We'll use parentheses or commas. Should not use "—".

Ok. Let me craft.

Paragraph: "Voye Global offers eSIM plans that cover Sweden, Denmark and Norway. Both the Global and Europe plans include this Scandinavian coverage, while also extending to other regions beyond Scandinavia – but the specific destinations of those additional regions are not enumerated in this reply." But the phrase "–" is dash currently. It might be long dash. We'll avoid dash. We can use "while also extending to other regions beyond Scandinavia, although the specific destinations are not listed here." That's fine.

Need to mention plan names. So say: "Both the Global and Europe plans cover Sweden, Denmark, Norway." That includes plan name.

Let's do concept: "The Global and Europe eSIM plans from Voye Global both cover Denmark, Norway, and Sweden within Scandinavia. In addition, each plan offers coverage in other areas beyond the Scandinavian region, though the specific overseas destinations are not detailed here." That uses no long dash, uses list of countries. Good.

We must note: "countries in the approved list" Only include Sweden, Denmark, Norway. Good.

Check guidelines for not including specific country names outside region: The last sentence includes "In addition, each plan offers coverage in other areas beyond the Scandinavian region". That might not directly mention any other country names. That's fine.

We must also not mention "hike" or "In addition some other detail" but we can say "other areas". Ok.

We must not use bullet points. It's a single paragraph. Good.

Let's check for no dashes: We used hyphen? There's "eSIM". It's okay. But we might have "eSIM". That's fine. But no dashes or "—". We don't have any dash. Good.

Double-check: no bullet points. The entire answer must be one paragraph. We'll produce that.

Also first sentence might start "Voye Global has eSIM plans that cover Sweden, Denmark, and Norway." That might mention the plan names later. We might want to mention plan names. So maybe: "Both the Global and Europe eSIM plans from Voye Global cover Sweden, Denmark, and Norway in Scandinavia." Perfect. That's the plan name.

Now final answer:

"Both the Global and Europe eSIM plans from Voye Global cover Sweden, Denmark, and Norway in Scandinavia. Each plan also provides coverage beyond Scandinavia, though the specific overseas destinations are not listed here."

That covers it. That is clear, short, only necessary. Good. Let's check:

• "Both the Global and Europe eSIM plans from Voye Global cover Sweden, Denmark, Norway." Good.

• No mention outside of those three countries.

• No bullet points.

• No dashes.

• One paragraph.

Yes. Good. We'll output that.<|end|><|start|>assistant<|channel|>final<|message|>Both the Global and Europe eSIM plans from Voye Global cover Sweden, Denmark, and Norway in Scandinavia. Each plan also provides coverage beyond Scandinavia, although the specific overseas destinations are not listed here.