Business travel
A business travel eSIM, sorted before the meeting
Land, switch on, and you are online before the taxi queue. One eSIM for a whole region, your number still on the phone, and no roaming line on the expense report.
All destinationsPick your destination
One eSIM, several countries
Regional plans cover a trip across borders, without a new SIM at every stop.
Security codes keep arriving
Your usual line stays in the phone, so two factor codes and calls reach you as always.
Top up automatically
Auto top-up adds data when you run low, with an optional spending cap.
Three steps, then forget about it
- 1
Pick a destination
Search a country or region. The price shows in your currency, taxes in.
- 2
Install in minutes
Pay and the eSIM installs itself. No physical SIM, nothing to scan.
- 3
Land online
Your data is live the moment you switch on. Keep your usual number.
Good to know
- Can I use it for video calls?
- Yes, on 4G or 5G. Video is the heaviest thing you can do, so for a day of meetings a day pass is often the better plan.
- What about working from a laptop?
- A laptop uses far more data than a phone. Our guide to working from a laptop abroad gives realistic numbers and what to switch off first.
- What if the trip changes?
- Top up the same eSIM from the app, or buy a plan for the next country. Nothing to swap physically.
Guides
- Business eSIM explained: two different products with the same name
- Can I add an eSIM to my work phone? Why the button is missing, and what to ask IT
- How much data do you need for a work trip?
- Roaming bill shock on a work trip: the five real causes, and the setting that stops each one
- Working from a laptop abroad: how long an eSIM really lasts as a hotspot
- Two countries, one trip: regional plan or two separate eSIMs?
- Eight hours in an airport: is a one day eSIM worth it?