Originally Posted by paperwastage

Tmobile's int'l roaming plan, as well as GoogleFi, have similar limitations - it's meant for short int'l travel (1 month or so), not continuous or long term

many people do go longer without issues, but they don't use a lot of data (which defeats a big reason for these plans, but i guess its the only way to keep the same USA number that works via wifi calling)


there are some plans that allow you these persistent int'l roaming
- Fonus is one, but the history behind the company isn't that great
- Verizon's TravelPass plan only seems to restrict >50% in canada/mexico, doesnt say >50% int'l.... but that's pricey
- when overseas, do you need local calling, or do you just want to be reachable via your USA phone? alternative = iPhone have DSDV, you can receive calls over the data line of travel eSIM.... then get a travel eSIM