eSIM for travelling
Discussion
PushedDover said:
Ask the Scot MSP about Turkey data prices - brutal
I’m following as looking to put an swimming the Wife’s phone when returning there in the new year
Thanks for the recommendations
1. What! He did it in Turkey as well as Morocco?I’m following as looking to put an swimming the Wife’s phone when returning there in the new year
Thanks for the recommendations
2. Make sure the phone's waterproof when going swimming!
Mammasaid said:
PushedDover said:
Ask the Scot MSP about Turkey data prices - brutal
I’m following as looking to put an swimming the Wife’s phone when returning there in the new year
Thanks for the recommendations
1. What! He did it in Turkey as well as Morocco?I’m following as looking to put an swimming the Wife’s phone when returning there in the new year
Thanks for the recommendations
2. Make sure the phone's waterproof when going swimming!
Bloody iphones correcting !
I am sure I saw (originally ?) he was Turkey roaming ?
Ironically - second point is on point. We’ll be away sailing and swimming loads !
PushedDover said:
Bloody iphones correcting !
I am sure I saw (originally ?) he was Turkey roaming ?
Ironically - second point is on point. We’ll be away sailing and swimming loads !
Nope it was Morocco.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-scotland-po...
Matt.. said:
Some of these seem really expensive for data. It still seems cheaper to use sim only and roaming rather than these services? I understand that these are perhaps somewhat convenient though.
If you are staying in one place, then do your research. I was travelling around Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand last month and Airalo worked seamlessly across each country. I realised that I needed coverage in Qatar as well, so I got a worldwide package.First eSim for me and so much easier than faffing around to find a local SIM for each country I visited. I think that mine was around £17?
peter tdci said:
If you are staying in one place, then do your research. I was travelling around Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand last month and Airalo worked seamlessly across each country. I realised that I needed coverage in Qatar as well, so I got a worldwide package.
First eSim for me and so much easier than faffing around to find a local SIM for each country I visited. I think that mine was around £17?
Yes, research is needed. I mostly travel Europe and the US. For Europe an O2 SIM is good as it's ~£8/month with Europe roaming and ~25GB. Airalo (for example) is vastly more expensive.First eSim for me and so much easier than faffing around to find a local SIM for each country I visited. I think that mine was around £17?
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