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You can get prepaid data SIM (I think also regular but not 100%) without ID in at least some EU countries. And they work across the EU usually
by f_devd 3y ago
You can get prepaid data SIM (I think also regular but not 100%) without ID in at least some EU countries. And they work across the EU usually
- immibis 3y agoThey will work but you are at risk of the provider cutting you off for "abusing roaming" and I'm not sure if they can also sue you to recover their roaming costs. The EU cellphone network isn't integrated between different countries - roaming works the same as roaming from the EU to the USA, besides also having some consumer fairness laws.
- petre 3y agoMost of them do not even come with roaming plans. If you want roaming you need something like a >10€ recharge to activate a plan with roaming enabled.
- maccard 3y agoI don't think this is true anymore. Since 2017 the "at home" roaming works in the EU. It's a bit funny around prepaid SIMs, but I'm almost certain that it's just a cap on the price of data around €2/gb. That sounds like a lot, but my carrier plan is honestly not far off that price. (£25/mo for 12GB data)
- petre 3y agoIt is true, I am on such a prepaid SIM plan where I pay 5€ and get like 1000 minutes and 30Gb of data with it, plus bonuses. But it doesn't include roaming. There is a subscription plan starting at 7€/mo, also without roaming, however it provides less flexibility than prepaid. When I go abroad I change my plan to one that includes roaming and costs 15€/3 weeks. Other operators have prepaid roaming plans for 11€. £25 for 12Gb of data would be ripoff here, unless it's roaming data.
- maccard 3y ago> £25 for 12Gb of data would be ripoff here, unless it's roaming data. EE [0] are one of the bigger carriers here, and the only ones with decent coverage where I live, this is their list of plans. You can get cheaper, but it often comes with limited speeds. [0] https://ee.co.uk/mobile/sim-only-deals https://ee.co.uk/mobile/sim-only-deals
- petre 3y agoWow, that'a expensive. I checked my prepay plan and I'm actually getting 150Gb and 2000 minutes for 5€. No roaming though. But the EU will regulate that some day, like they did with bank wire fees.