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00The catalog atlas 10 regions

Every plan we carry, mapped by region

Start where you're going. Each region below opens onto its countries and the prepaid data plans that cover them, priced low to high.

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01Europe798 plans · 51 countries

Europe

Schengen-friendly bundles, single-country EU & UK plans, and Balkan passes.

02Asia634 plans · 29 countries

Asia & Pacific Rim

Japan, Thailand, China, India, Southeast Asia, and multi-country Asia passes.

03North America235 plans · 15 countries

North America

Local USA & Canada plans plus Mexico and cross-border bundles.

04Middle East133 plans · 8 countries

Middle East & Gulf

UAE, Saudi Arabia, Oman, and GCC-focused regional packages.

05Africa465 plans · 43 countries

Africa

Safari hubs, business cities, and pan-Africa bundles where available.

06South America196 plans · 15 countries

South America

Brazil, Argentina, Chile, and Latin America regional options.

07Oceania111 plans · 9 countries

Oceania & Australia

Australia, New Zealand, and Pacific island coverage.

09Global15 plans

Global & worldwide

Worldwide and global roaming-style bundles for multi-continent trips.

10Multi-country111 plans

Multi-country passes

Regional bundles that span several countries in one QR.

ACoverage models

Three ways to stay connected

Every plan in the atlas falls into one of three models. Match the model to your itinerary and you'll never pay for data you can't use.

Single-country

Dedicated data on a local network for one destination, usually the best price-per-gigabyte.

Best for: One-stop trips and longer stays in a single country.

Regional bundles

One eSIM that follows you across a whole continent—Europe, Asia, the Gulf, and more.

Best for: Multi-country itineraries, rail trips, and cruises.

Global passes

A single plan that stays connected across continents on partner networks worldwide.

Best for: Round-the-world routes and frequent flyers.

BBuying guide

How to pick the right plan

A few minutes of matching saves money and hassle on the road. Here's the short version.

01

Match your route

One country, a regional bundle, or a global pass—start from where you are going.

02

Size the data

Maps and messaging are light; video and hotspot are heavy. Aim for ~1 GB per travel day.

03

Check validity

Make sure the validity window comfortably covers your full trip, activation to departure.

04

Buy & activate

Your QR arrives instantly—install on Wi-Fi before you fly and switch on data when you land.

Why a digital profile changes the trip

An eSIM installs days before you fly, so there is nothing to collect at an airport counter and nothing to lose in transit. Your home number stays on the same phone for calls and two-factor codes while the travel line carries the data.

Switching between them takes seconds in your phone settings — and because the plan is prepaid, the cost is fixed before departure rather than itemised on a bill afterwards.

CHelp center 5 answers

Frequently asked questions

Which countries does a regional bundle actually include?

Every plan page lists its coverage countries in full. Bundles named after a continent rarely cover all of it, so check the list against your itinerary before buying.

Why does a plan appear under one region and not another?

Single-country plans follow their destination (France sits under Europe). Multi-country passes are placed in the region covering most of their countries, and passes spanning several continents fall into the Multi-country group.

Will my phone support these travel eSIM plans?

Most recent iPhones, Google Pixel devices, and many Samsung models support eSIM. Check your handset settings or manufacturer guide before purchase; the product detail page also lists activation steps.

When do I receive the QR code?

After checkout we email delivery instructions immediately for most SKUs. Open the product page for timing nuances or validity windows.

Can I compare plans side by side?

Yes—use Search for advanced filters or open multiple product tabs from this grid. Each plan page spells out data, duration, and coverage boundaries.