We compared 40 regional eSIM plans for Europe from Airalo, Holafly, Saily, Nomad. One plan covers several countries; check the provider's country list before you buy.
Prices checked 3 October 2026 · Saily prices checked 1 October 2026
A Europe eSIM covers dozens of countries with one plan, which suits Interrail trips, city-hopping and road trips across borders. Travellers with an EU SIM can usually roam in the EU at home prices already, so a Europe eSIM matters most for visitors from the UK, North America, the Middle East and Asia.
If you visit three or more countries in one trip, a regional plan is usually simpler and often cheaper than buying a separate eSIM for each country. For one or two countries, compare the single-country prices too, as they are often lower.
Each provider covers a different set of countries in its regional plan, and the list can change. Before you buy, open the provider's page from the comparison above and make sure every country on your route is included.
Regional plans normally use partner networks in each country. Speeds and fair use limits can differ from country to country, so a bit of extra data is a good safety margin.
Prices in US dollars. Tap a plan to open it on the provider's website.
In our check on 3 October 2026, the cheapest plan was 1 GB for 30 days from Nomad at $3.00. For a 7-day trip with moderate use (about 5.6 GB), the lowest total was $18.00 with Nomad.
Only if you stream video, make long video calls or share a hotspot. A 7-day unlimited option costs from $27.00, while 10 GB costs from $23.00.
For three or more countries it often is, and it saves installing several eSIMs. For one or two countries, single-country plans are usually cheaper per GB.
No. Each provider has its own list of covered countries. Check the list on the provider's page before you buy.
Install it at home over Wi-Fi a day or two before you fly, and switch it on when you land. Keep your home SIM on for calls and SMS if you need them.