Europe eSIM: one plan for 52 countries, from $1.69
Affordable connectivity for every adventure to Europe.
One eSIM for Europe, with the UK, Switzerland and Turkey included. Install it before you fly and get prepaid data from AUD $1.69.
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An eSIM for Europe That Crosses Borders with You
An eSIM for Europe is a prepaid data plan that lives on your phone and covers 30+ countries on one profile, so a trip through France, Germany, Switzerland and the United Kingdom doesn't mean buying a new SIM at every border. You install it at home, and your phone connects to a local partner network when you land.
Plenty of travel plans stop at the edge of the EU. This one also includes non-EU stops such as Switzerland, Norway, Iceland and Turkey, which are often the places where a home carrier's roaming fees bite hardest.
You pay once, upfront, and your home SIM stays active for calls and texts. A self-serve dashboard shows how much data is left, and a low-data alert arrives before you run out on a long travel day.
Europe eSIM Coverage in 30+ Countries
Your Europe eSIM connects to major local networks in each country on the plan, and your phone automatically connects to available supported partner networks as you move between them. Data is reliable in cities such as London, Paris, Rome and Amsterdam, and around the resort coasts of Greece and Spain.
Signal thins out where the population does. Expect weaker coverage on Alpine passes, in parts of the Scottish Highlands and on quiet back roads through the Black Forest. Long rail tunnels, including the Channel Tunnel, cut every network for a few minutes, so download offline maps before a mountain day.
Covered countries include Austria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, the Netherlands, Poland, Portugal and Sweden, plus the Baltic states, Malta and Cyprus. Check the plan page for the full list before you buy.
See your remaining data in your EscapeSIM dashboard before a day of maps and photos in Rome, or a long train leg to Vienna.
Get a warning before your data runs low, so you can top up on supported plans instead of hunting for café Wi-Fi.
Your regular SIM keeps handling calls and texts while the eSIM handles maps, WhatsApp and train apps.
Help is available around the clock, which matters when you land in Amsterdam at midnight and your data won't start.
Get Connected in 4 Steps
Select a prepaid data package that fits your travel schedule and data needs.
We email your QR code within seconds of purchase along with simple installation instructions.
Open the eSIM settings on your phone and scan the QR code to add your new data profile.
Enable data roaming for your EscapeSIM line when you land to connect to a local network.
Why Travellers Pick Our Europe eSIM
The UK and Switzerland Are Included
Europe trips rarely stay inside the EU. The UK, Switzerland, Norway and Turkey sit outside EU roaming rules, and they are all covered by the same eSIM.
Taking the Eurostar train from Paris to London means crossing out of the EU mid-journey. With one regional plan, there's nothing to swap when you arrive at St Pancras.
Switzerland is the gap people most often miss on cheaper plans. A ski week in the Alps sits on the same eSIM as the rest of your route.
Unlimited Data for Shorter Trips
If you stream, upload a lot of video or work from your phone, an unlimited Europe plan removes the need to count gigabytes. These run from one day up to 30 days.
The unlimited range covers a slightly different country list from the main Europe plan, so check your countries are on it before you buy.
Fixed-data options in the same range go from 1 GB to 50 GB, which suits a city break where you mostly use maps and messaging.
Validity That Fits Long Trips
A summer of rail travel or a semester abroad needs data that lasts. Main Europe plans come in sizes from 1 GB to 60 GB, with validity of 14 to 60 days.
If you get through more data than planned, top up the eSIM you already have on supported plans rather than starting again with a new one.
Heading further into southeast Europe or beyond the continent? Separate Balkans and Eurasia plans cover those routes with the same sizes and validity.
Cheaper Than Daily Roaming from Australia
Travellers flying in from Australia often pay a daily roaming fee to their home carrier, which adds up fast over a three-week trip. A prepaid Europe eSIM replaces that with one upfront cost.
Install the eSIM on Wi-Fi before you leave, then turn off roaming on your home SIM when you land in London or Rome. Your Australian number still receives calls and texts.
Because the plan is prepaid, your travel data costs what you paid for it, which helps you stay in control of your spend.
Europe eSIM Plans
Choose by trip length, how much data you use and which countries are on your route.
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Main Europe Data Plans Data from 1 GB up to 60 GB, valid for two weeks or up to two months, covering every country on the page, including the UK and Switzerland.
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Unlimited Data Unlimited plans lasting anywhere up to a month, for travellers who stream, video call or work on the go.
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Short-Trip Data Packs Fixed-data packs from 1 GB in the same saver range, sized for a weekend city break or a stopover.
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Balkans Plans A separate regional plan for trips that head deeper into southeast Europe, valid for two weeks or longer.
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Eurasia Plans For routes that continue beyond Europe, with the same range of data sizes and validity as the main plans.
Where Data Helps on a Europe Trip
A few moments where having your own data beats looking for Wi-Fi.
Timed Entry Tickets
Pull up mobile tickets for the Colosseum or the Sagrada Família at the gate, without relying on the venue's Wi-Fi.
Train Changes
Get rebooking messages and platform updates when a connection slips, and order a rideshare from the station.
Finding Your Way
Navigate from the Eiffel Tower to dinner, and use camera translation on menus in a language you don't read.
One eSIM Across Europe
Keep the same eSIM as you move between covered countries, with nothing to swap at the border. It picks up a partner network in each country where supported coverage is available, and your home number stays on for calls and texts.
Who Our Europe eSIM Suits
Book seats, check platform changes and follow maps on a multi-country rail trip without buying a new SIM at each border.
On a cruise along the Danube River from Vienna to Budapest, your phone is ready to reconnect in each port, so you can plan the shore day ahead.
Use live traffic and fuel apps through the Loire Valley and beyond, with offline maps saved for the quieter rural stretches.
Join video calls between meetings in London and Amsterdam, and pick an unlimited plan if you work from your phone all day.
Europe eSIM Questions
A Europe travel eSIM is a prepaid, data-only plan you download to your phone instead of inserting a physical SIM. One profile covers the whole region, so you can travel through France, Italy, Spain and the United Kingdom on the same plan. Your regular number keeps working on your home SIM.
Yes. The main Europe plan includes the United Kingdom, Switzerland, Norway, Iceland, Turkey, Ukraine and Moldova alongside EU countries. That matters because EU roaming rules don't cover these places, and home carriers often charge extra there. The plan page lists every included country.
Maps, messaging, browsing and some social media come to roughly 0.5 GB a day, so a two-week trip with light use fits in about 5 GB to 10 GB. Video streaming and video calls use about 1 GB per hour, so plan bigger or choose unlimited if you do either. Track usage in your EscapeSIM dashboard as you go.
No. These are data-only plans without a phone number. Your home SIM stays active, so you keep your usual number for calls and texts. To reach hotels or tour guides in Europe, use internet calling in WhatsApp or similar apps over your eSIM data.
Mostly, yes. Your phone automatically connects to available supported partner networks as the train crosses borders, so there's nothing to change in settings. Every network drops out in long tunnels, such as the Channel Tunnel or Alpine base tunnels, so expect short gaps on those legs.
For most trips, yes. Australian carriers usually charge a daily roaming fee, while a prepaid Europe eSIM is one upfront cost for your travel data. Install it before you fly, switch your data to the eSIM on arrival, and keep your Australian number active for calls and texts.
Yes. Your phone has to support eSIM and be carrier-unlocked. Recent iPhone, Samsung Galaxy and Google Pixel models support eSIM. If your phone came on a contract, ask your carrier to confirm it is unlocked before you travel.
It depends on your route and how much data you use. For a long trip that includes the UK or Switzerland, take a main Europe plan with up to 60 days of validity. For heavy use over a shorter trip, choose unlimited. Every plan is prepaid, with a usage dashboard and 24/7 support.