eSIM for travellers from France: where you go and what it costs

Which eSIM should I get for a trip from France?

Here is what each top destination runs on, so you can pick the right plan before you leave.

• Spain: eSIMology's plans run on Movistar and Orange, with 5G where the network offers it. See the Spain eSIM page.
• Italy: your eSIM uses Iliad, TIM and Wind, with 5G where the networks offer it. Italy sits in the Europe bundle.
• Belgium: your eSIM uses Base, Orange and Proximus, with 5G where the networks offer it. Belgium also sits in the Europe bundle.
• Germany: your eSIM uses O2 and Vodafone, with 5G where the networks offer it.

EU roam-like-at-home covers Spain, Italy, Belgium and Germany, within a fair-use data limit. It does not cover the UK or Switzerland, where a travel eSIM gives you a local plan instead.

If you use a lot of data, look at eSIMology's daily allowances and bigger fixed plans.

What do France networks charge to roam?

Prices below were read on 7 November 2026.

Orange's USA and Canada pass costs 9.99 EUR for 3 days, with unlimited internet, or 34.99 EUR for 31 days, with 50 GB plus unlimited calls and SMS. Both are for Orange and Sosh customers and used from the USA or Canada. SFR's 30-day Pack Sejour costs 10 EUR for Switzerland, with 5 GB, 60 minutes and 60 SMS, and 30 EUR for the USA, Canada and Mexico, with 35 GB, 60 minutes and 60 SMS. Bouygues Telecom's 30-day USA and Canada pass costs 35 EUR and gives 12 GB.

EU roam-like-at-home means your home plan works at no extra charge in the 27 EU countries, plus Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway, Ukraine and Moldova, within a fair-use data limit. It does not cover the UK or Switzerland.

Where home roaming costs extra, a travel eSIM gives you data for one price, and your home number stays on for calls and texts. For the UK and Switzerland, heavy users can look at eSIMology's daily allowances and bigger fixed plans.