Originally Posted by
BigFlyer
You don't mention the type of phone you have - but it sounds like one with physical and eSIM capabilities - so not a new iPhone.
If you want to be certain to avoid roaming charges, I think the best course of action is to just remove the existing Verizon physical SIMs. It is too easy to make a mistake and end up with a roaming charge. If you need to call regular phone numbers you can use Skype or Google Voice.
As far as a choice of eSIM carrier - you can read the posting to see what people like. I suggest the Vodafone eSIM that gives you 10 GB for 10 days for $13.
https://travel.vodafone.com/europe-esim
Thanks for the suggestion and the link. We'll err on the safe side and just remove the physical SIMs - and the phones are an iPhone 12 pro and an iPhone 13 pro. Purchased unlocked from Apple so they've never been carrier locked or had any Verizon stuff loaded on them.
Last edited by Zeeb; Nov 21, 2024 at 10:10 am