eSIM for travellers from Brazil: where you go and what it costs
Brazilian travellers go to the United States, Italy and Portugal most (Braztoa, 2024). A 5 GB, 30-day eSIM costs $11.49 for the United States, $7.99 for Italy and $7.99 for Portugal, in US dollars. Delivered by email in seconds.
The countries Brazilian travellers book most through tour operators are the United States, Italy and Portugal, per the Anuario Braztoa 2024, reported by Panrotas. A travel eSIM adds a local data plan to your phone before you fly, so you can get online on the networks there without swapping your SIM card.
Where Brazilian travellers go, and the eSIM for each
| Destination | Plan | Price | Plans |
|---|---|---|---|
1. United States | 5 GB, 30 days · prices compared | $11.49 | See plans |
2. Italy | 5 GB, 30 days · prices compared | $7.99 | See plans |
3. Portugal | 5 GB, 30 days · prices compared | $7.99 | See plans |
4. Argentina | 5 GB, 30 days | $21.99 | See plans |
5. France | 5 GB, 30 days · prices compared | $8.99 | See plans |
6. Spain | 5 GB, 30 days · prices compared | $7.49 | See plans |
7. Chile | 5 GB, 30 days | $21.99 | See plans |
8. Thailand | 5 GB, 30 days | $6.49 | See plans |
9. Dominican Republic | 5 GB, 30 days | $23.99 | See plans |
10. Japan | 5 GB, 30 days · prices compared | $9.49 | See plans |
Ranking: Anuario Braztoa 2024 (Brazilian tour operators' association), top international countries sold, reported by Panrotas. No official ranked list of Brazilian outbound trips by country (Policia Federal / Ministerio do Turismo) was readable. This is the best-sourced ranking: countries most sold by Braztoa tour operators in 2024, so it leans towards package travel. Separately, IATA 2024 data on passengers leaving Brazil put Buenos Aires, Santiago and Lisbon as the busiest destination cities. Prices are live, in US dollars: the shop sells in US dollars, pounds and euros.
What Brazilian carriers charge abroad
| Carrier and zone | Price | What it gives | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| VivoAmericas and Europe (Vivo Travel daily rate, postpaid) | R$39.99 BRL a day | Daily Vivo Travel pass with an internet allowance set by country; starts automatically when you use data, voice or SMS abroad | Vivo's page, read 7 November 2026 |
| VivoUSA (Vivo Travel pack for Pre and Controle) | R$35 BRL for 30 days | 5 GB pack, plus 200 minutes of voice and unlimited SMS; usable within 30 days of trip start (Argentina and Portugal: R$60) | Vivo's page, read 7 November 2026 |
| VivoAmericas monthly pack (Vivo Travel Americas) | R$9.99 BRL for 1 day | R$9.99 a month per line on an annual contract (Vivo Travel Mundo R$29.99) | Vivo's page, read 7 November 2026 |
| ClaroAmericas incl. USA, Argentina, Chile (daily internet pack) | R$39.90 BRL a day | 2 GB per day; Europe also R$39.90 for 2 GB | Claro's page, read 7 November 2026 |
| ClaroAmericas incl. USA, Argentina, Chile (10 GB data pack) | R$94.90 BRL for 30 days | 10 GB, valid 30 days from activation | Claro's page, read 7 November 2026 |
| ClaroWorld (daily internet pack) | R$59.90 BRL a day | 1 GB per day | Claro's page, read 7 November 2026 |
Good to know
- Vivo's daily Vivo Travel pass activates automatically if International Roaming is on for your line and enabled on your phone; switch roaming off on a non-Vivo network to avoid the charge. Source
- Claro Passaporte (Americas R$9.99, Europe R$19.99, World R$29.99 per month per line on the annual plan) lets Claro pos customers use their plan's allowance abroad; the internet used comes out of the plan. Source
- Vivo Pre and Controle customers can pick up to 6 countries per Vivo Travel pack and use the data within 30 days of the trip start date. Source
Which travel eSIM do I need for my trip from Brazil?
eSIMology's plans run on the networks of the place they cover, so the network you get depends on where you land. For heavy use, look at eSIMology's daily allowances and bigger fixed plans.
- United States: US eSIM plans run on AT&T and Verizon, with 5G where the network offers it. Bundles include USA & Canada and Australia, UK & US.
- Italy and Portugal: Europe eSIM plans cover both. Italy's plans run on Iliad, TIM and Wind, Portugal's on NOS and Vodafone, with 5G where the network offers it.
- Argentina and Chile: South America plans cover both. Argentina's plans run on Claro and Movistar, Chile's on CLARO CL and movistar. 5G isn't offered on these networks.
- Thailand: Thailand's plans run on AIS, DTAC and True Move, with 5G where the network offers it. The Singapore, Malaysia & Thailand bundle covers it too.
What do Brazil networks charge to roam?
Your home network charges for roaming by the day or by the pack. Prices read on 7 November 2026.
Vivo's daily Vivo Travel pass costs R$39.99 a day on postpaid lines for the Americas and Europe. It starts on its own when you use data, voice or SMS abroad. A Pre or Controle USA pack costs R$35 for 5 GB, 200 minutes and unlimited SMS, used within 30 days.
Claro's daily internet pack costs R$39.90 for 2 GB a day in the Americas, including the USA, and in Europe. Its World daily pack is R$59.90 for 1 GB a day. Its 10 GB pack costs R$94.90, valid for 30 days.
If you don't want the Vivo pass to start, switch roaming off on a non-Vivo network. Claro Passaporte customers use their plan's allowance abroad, and that internet comes out of the plan.
Where roaming costs extra, a travel eSIM from eSIMology gives you data for one price, and your home number stays on for calls and texts. For heavier use, eSIMology's daily allowances and bigger fixed plans may suit better, as these day passes have set allowances.
Travelling from Brazil: questions
Where do Brazilian travellers go most?
The United States, Italy, Portugal, Argentina, France, Spain, Chile, Thailand, the Dominican Republic and Japan, in that order, according to Anuario Braztoa 2024 (Brazilian tour operators' association), top international countries sold, reported by Panrotas.
How much does roaming cost from Brazil?
Vivo R$39.99 BRL a day (Americas and Europe (Vivo Travel daily rate); Claro R$39.90 BRL a day (Americas incl. USA), from each carrier's own page, read 7 November 2026. A 5 GB, 30-day United States eSIM costs $11.49 for the whole trip.
Can I keep my Brazilian number with a travel eSIM?
Yes. A travel eSIM from eSIMology is data only: keep your home SIM switched on for calls and texts (your carrier's own rates apply to those), and use WhatsApp, FaceTime or any calling app over the eSIM's data.
Which currency do I pay in?
Pounds, euros or US dollars: pick yours at the top of any page. This guide shows US dollars. Cards from Brazil pay in US dollars and convert to BRL at the card's own rate.
Do I need an eSIM for a trip from Brazil to the United States?
An eSIM gives you US mobile data without relying on your Brazilian plan's roaming. eSIMology's US plans run on AT&T and Verizon, with 5G where the network offers it. If you use a lot of data, look at eSIMology's daily allowances and larger fixed plans.
Do I need an eSIM for a trip from Brazil to Argentina?
An eSIM gives you mobile data in Argentina without roaming on your Brazilian line. eSIMology's Argentina plans run on Claro and Movistar, and they don't include 5G. Argentina is covered by eSIMology's South America bundle.
Is roaming included on Vivo in Europe?
Vivo's Europe cover is a daily Vivo Travel pass, with an internet allowance set by country. It starts automatically when international roaming is on for your line and enabled on your phone, so check those settings before you fly.
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