Travel eSIM for 207 destinations
Data plans from €0.89 that connect the moment you land. Search your destination, pick a plan, and see the price per GB before you pay. Your number stays the same.
Money-back guaranteeNo account neededcard, Apple Pay, Google Pay or crypto
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Tap a country for plans, coverage and live pricing - or browse all 207 destinations.
Regional eSIM plans
One eSIM, many borders. Regional plans keep you connected across a whole continent on a single eSIM, with no swapping and no buying again.
How a travel eSIM fits your trip
Three moments, about 2 minutes of setup in total.
1Before you fly
Install on Wi-Fi
QR code by email in seconds, or one tap in the app.
2When you land
Connect by itself
The plan starts on first connection, not at purchase.
3During the trip
Top up mid-trip
Add data in the app, on plans that take a top-up. No new QR code.
What is SimFuse, and how does it work?
SimFuse sells prepaid travel eSIMs for 207 destinations. You choose a destination, pay once and install the plan from a QR code in about 2 minutes. Your home SIM stays in the phone, so your number keeps working.
SimFuse is run by Qorinx OÜ, a company registered in Tallinn, Estonia. Who is behind SimFuse
How do you buy and install a SimFuse eSIM?
Search your destination, pick an allowance and a number of days, and pay by card, Apple Pay, Google Pay or crypto. No account is needed. The QR code reaches your inbox within seconds, or the plan installs with one tap in the SimFuse app. Do it over Wi-Fi at home: the validity clock starts when the eSIM first connects inside its coverage, not when you pay or install.
How SimFuse works, step by stepWhat do you pay, and when?
Once, before the trip, in your own currency. Each plan row shows its price per GB, so a weekend plan and a month-long one compare on the same terms. Nothing is billed afterwards and there is no subscription to cancel. Most plans are data only: you call and message through WhatsApp and other apps, and the plans that include minutes or texts list them on the row.
Compare plans for every destinationWhich network will your phone use?
A local carrier in the country you land in, from 1216+ partner networks worldwide. Each country page names those carriers and says whether you get 5G or 4G/LTE, since the generation you actually receive matters more than the logo. Crossing borders? One regional plan can cover the whole route, and the planner prices it against one plan per country.
Plan a trip across several countriesWhat if the eSIM does not work?
An eSIM that never connected and used no data is refunded in full within 30 days of purchase, including when your phone turns out not to support eSIM. The usual cause is a carrier-locked phone or a regional model shipped without eSIM, so check your exact model first. Once a plan has connected and carried data, support looks at each case.
Check whether your phone supports eSIMFrequently asked questions about eSIMs
An eSIM is a digital SIM profile you install from a QR code, with no plastic card to insert. Buy a plan, install it over Wi-Fi before you fly, and it connects when you land. Your home SIM stays in the phone, so your own number keeps working. How eSIMs work, in full →
Search your destination on simfuse.app or in the SimFuse app, pick a plan and pay by card, Apple Pay, Google Pay or crypto. You do not need an account. The eSIM arrives by email within seconds as a QR code, or installs with one tap in the app. Install it on Wi-Fi before you fly: the plan only starts when it first connects at your destination.
Check your exact model and regional version in the compatibility guide, then look for 'Add eSIM' in your phone's settings. The phone also has to be carrier-unlocked. Brand and release year are not enough on their own, because some regional versions of an eSIM-capable model ship without it. Check your exact phone model →
Open Settings → Cellular or Mobile Data → Add eSIM, then scan the QR code from your confirmation email while on Wi-Fi. It takes about 2 minutes. Install before you fly: the clock starts when you first connect at your destination, not when you install. Step-by-step install guide →
On arrival. The clock starts when the eSIM first connects to a network inside the plan's coverage, not when you pay and not when you install, which is what makes installing at home over Wi-Fi safe. Buy ahead if you like, and connect for the first time within 12 months of purchase.










