Regional destination
Europe eSIM
Crossing from Italy into Switzerland, France into Spain, or Austria into Slovenia can mean three or four different mobile operators in a single trip, and a locally bought SIM or bundle typically stops working — or starts roaming at a different rate — the moment the border does. NXTL treats Europe as one balance rather than a country-by-country shopping list: the same eSIM and the same pay-as-you-go credit continue working as the itinerary moves between covered European countries, with rates set per country and network rather than bundled into a single fixed package that has to be sized in advance.
Who this page is for
One eSIM across multiple European countries without buying a new local SIM or bundle at each border.
Multi-country leisure travellers, rail-and-road-trip itineraries, and remote workers moving between European bases over several weeks rather than staying in a single country for a fixed holiday.
Coverage
Countries covered in Europe
Rates are per gigabyte of usage from your balance — the same balance works in every country below.
- Albania
- Andorra
- Austria
- Belgium
- Bosnia and Herzegovina
- Bulgaria
- Croatia
- Cyprus
- Czech Republic
- Denmark
- Estonia
- Finland
- France
- Germany
- Greece
- Hungary
- Iceland
- Ireland
- Italy
- Latvia
- Liechtenstein
- Lithuania
- Luxembourg
- Macedonia
- Malta
- Moldova
- Monaco
- Montenegro
- Netherlands
- Norway
- Poland
- Portugal
- Romania
- Serbia
- Slovakia
- Slovenia
- Spain
- Sweden
- Switzerland
- Ukraine
- United Kingdom
Regional cost estimator
Estimate a Europe trip
Your estimate
Pay-as-you-go: there is no daily allowance or data cap. Estimates use each country’s current lowest per-GB rate; by default NXTL steers to the cheapest available network tier.
Border crossings
One balance across every border
A single eSIM profile and a single top-up balance follow the trip across borders, so there is no second SIM to buy, no second app to install, and no leftover credit stranded in a country-specific bundle when the itinerary moves on to the next country.
Regional connectivity notes
Editorial note for destination (region): prioritise offline maps for rural stretches and confirm the live network table before relying on 5G indoors.
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Pay-as-you-go vs bundles
What the rates mean for a regional trip
Per-GB rates are set per country and per network rather than blended into one average "Europe" price, so a trip that spends most of its data in a lower-cost country is not subsidising a higher-cost one. The live rate table on each country page shows the current per-country figures rather than a regional average.
Regional fixed bundles
One price upfront, but the validity clock keeps running between countries — and unused gigabytes expire with it.
NXTL pay-as-you-go
Each country bills from the same balance at its own live rate. Travel slower or change plans — nothing is lost.
FAQ
Europe travel questions, answered
Coverage follows NXTL's active country list rather than a blanket "all of Europe" claim. The included-country list on this page shows exactly which European countries currently have live pricing and network coverage.
EU "roam like at home" rules let a phone contract from an EU/EEA-based operator travel within the EU/EEA (plus Moldova and Ukraine) at domestic rates. NXTL is a separate, standalone data eSIM that works the same way whether a trip stays inside the EU, crosses into non-EU Europe, or continues beyond Europe, without depending on any home-country contract.
The eSIM and balance carry over, the device connects to an available network in the new country, and data used there is charged at that country's own live rate rather than the previous country's rate.
Coverage is based on live network agreements rather than EU membership, so several non-EU European countries are covered alongside EU ones. The included-country list on this page is the current source of truth, not an EU/non-EU distinction.
Yes — per-GB rates are set per country and network and shown live on each country's own page, reflecting current country-by-country pricing rather than one flat European rate.
The United Kingdom has its own destination page and its own live rates, and it appears in the included-country list on this page in the same way as its neighbouring countries. It sits outside the EU's "roam like at home" scheme, which is one of the reasons a separate eSIM balance is useful there.
No — the balance has no expiry date, so credit left over from one European country or one trip stays usable the next time the eSIM is used, whether that is the same country or a different one.
No — that is the specific problem a single NXTL eSIM addresses for multi-country European trips: one profile, one balance, used in each covered country in turn.
One eSIM for all of Europe
Global eSIM $11.99 · includes $10.00 credit · balance never expires