travel.to
For expats

eSIM for expats.

A clean phone-number setup that doesn't commit you to a local carrier contract. Moving to a new country usually means awkward choices: keep your home SIM and roam (expensive), get a local SIM (long contract, ID requirements), or live on WiFi (unreliable). A travel.to eSIM is the in-between that buys you time to decide.

推奨 expats
28-day Unlimited
一般的な価格設定 $59. 各国別の価格は各目的地ページに表示される。
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なぜtravel.toだ expats

特別に作ったものだ

  • 1

    No local carrier contract, no ID requirements at a kiosk, no Spanish/German bureaucracy on arrival.

  • 2

    Keep your home SIM in for banking 2FA and family WhatsApp until you decide on a permanent local number.

  • 3

    Top up monthly while you settle in — by month three you'll know enough about the local market to pick a real carrier (or stay on travel.to).

  • 4

    If you decide to leave the country sooner than planned, no contract to break.

質問 expats 聞いて

早い答えだ

As long as you want. Many customers stay on monthly unlimited indefinitely. For 6+ month stays, a local prepaid plan may be cheaper, but the convenience of one dashboard across multiple countries is real.
Your home SIM stays in the phone (or as a second eSIM) and keeps receiving SMS. travel.to is the second line for data. The phone uses whichever line you mark for data.
Full refund if the eSIM fails to activate, half refund if it activates but underperforms, and the full amount back if you used under 500 MB. For expats who travel often, that means trying a new destination is risk-free.
travel.toはeSIMを通して 2番目の回線としてインストールされる だから家庭用のSIMはトレイに残って 電話とメールを受け取る ほとんどのexpatsは travel.toでデータを 運用し 家庭用の回線で音声を保持する
1つのプランは1つの国をカバーします。expats回のホップの場合、1つの国ごとにプランを購入します。それぞれは1回の前払い料金です。または、地域プランを利用してください。同じ電話、旅行の間に再インストールはありません。