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More details here... https://www.t-mobile.com/cell-phone-...ling-data-pass
1 day pass (512MB) = $5
10 day pass (5GB) = $35
30 day pass (15GB) = $50
Otherwise, your plan may include high-speed data... https://www.t-mobile.com/cell-phone-...-roaming-plans
With their highest-end plans (Go5G Plus, Magenta Max, and One Plus), your rate plan will include unlimited high-speed data roaming in 215 countries.
With their lower-tier plans (Go5G, Magenta, One, Simple/Select Choice, and other grandfathered plans), you get 5GB of high-speed data roaming in 11 European countries: Austria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Macedonia, Montenegro, Poland, Romania, and Slovakia. You receive 256kbps speeds in the other countries where T-Mobile has roaming agreements.
1 day pass (512MB) = $5
10 day pass (5GB) = $35
30 day pass (15GB) = $50
Otherwise, your plan may include high-speed data... https://www.t-mobile.com/cell-phone-...-roaming-plans
With their highest-end plans (Go5G Plus, Magenta Max, and One Plus), your rate plan will include unlimited high-speed data roaming in 215 countries.
With their lower-tier plans (Go5G, Magenta, One, Simple/Select Choice, and other grandfathered plans), you get 5GB of high-speed data roaming in 11 European countries: Austria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Macedonia, Montenegro, Poland, Romania, and Slovakia. You receive 256kbps speeds in the other countries where T-Mobile has roaming agreements.
T-Mobile International Pass
#1
Original Poster
Join Date: Aug 2015
Posts: 142
T-Mobile International Pass
I have a OnePlus Unlimited 55+ plan, and will be heading to Portugal and Spain. Prior to the pandemic, I found the data roaming speed (2/3G) there barely sufficient for my use. I'm considering getting an International Pass for this trip, and would appreciate comments.
https://www.t-mobile.com/cell-phone-...ling-data-pass
What does "high-speed international data" mean? I asked at a store if it means 5G, 4G, etc., and the staff had no clue. Also, are there still 2/3G networks in those two countries?
Thanks in advance.
https://www.t-mobile.com/cell-phone-...ling-data-pass
What does "high-speed international data" mean? I asked at a store if it means 5G, 4G, etc., and the staff had no clue. Also, are there still 2/3G networks in those two countries?
Thanks in advance.
#2
Join Date: Jul 2011
Location: PHL
Programs: AA Executive Platinum, Marriott LTT + Ambassador, Uber Diamond, Amtrak Select Plus
Posts: 79
I always get a data pass when traveling to Europe - I'm on OnePlus Unlimited. Last year in Europe, coverage was typically LTE (4g) and, on occasion 5g. I expect that 5g coverage will get better over time. the data pass does make things far more usable.
#4
Join Date: Aug 2005
Programs: AA Platinum for Life (2MM), BR Gold, AS MVP Gold, Marriott Lifetime Gold
Posts: 959
My experience with the included int'l roaming mirrored OP's -- barely usable. The data pass gives you something much closer to what you are used to at home. It won't be quite native speeds but it will be eminently usable.
#6
Join Date: Jan 2003
Posts: 3,777
Before you buy the data pass, check to see if your One Plus plan already has Simple Global Data included. T-mobile added free 5GB high speed data free for some of their plans a while back. I have T-Mobile One plan and I got it.
If you look under features under your plan, try to see if you see
If you look under features under your plan, try to see if you see
Simple Global (texting and data abroad)Text and up to 5GB of high-speed data, then unlimited at up to 256Kbps in 215+ countries and destinations
#7
Join Date: Feb 2017
Posts: 550
Before you buy the data pass, check to see if your One Plus plan already has Simple Global Data included. T-mobile added free 5GB high speed data free for some of their plans a while back. I have T-Mobile One plan and I got it.
If you look under features under your plan, try to see if you see
If you look under features under your plan, try to see if you see
I have a ONE plan from 2017, and it has ONE Plus Promo included. I have added 3 more free voice lines since then. The new free lines did not automatically pick up the Promo, but I had it added successfully by T- Force and an overseas 611 rep. I am currently traveling and using a spare, free voice line in an iPad Mini 6, getting the high speed 5Gb data roaming in that device. Yesterday I clocked over 100Mbps on the island of Martinique with it!
#8
Join Date: Feb 2023
Posts: 15
I get an International Pass whenever I go to Europe, and have had great luck with the service in France, the Netherlands, Italy and the UK. My old and cheap T-Mobile plan only includes useless, snail-slow data in those countries, so it's been well worth the cost.
#9
Join Date: Feb 2001
Location: Pasadena, CA, USA
Posts: 2,350
I need to purchase an International Pass. Do they automatically charge the credit card on file or does it prompt for a payment method? I want to pay this on my corporate card, but I'd rather not add the corporate card to my account as the default payment method if I don't have it.
#10
Join Date: Sep 2001
Location: SJC (AA PLT 2MM - Marriott LTT - Avis Preferred)
Posts: 1,994
I believe it's auto-charged. At least on the app, you need to first select a phone line , which would already have a payment method tied to it..As soon as you select the pass under Manage Add-Ons, it will take you to a page where you "Agree and Submit" with no other option to use another card.
#11
Join Date: Jan 2003
Posts: 3,777
I would think that it doesn't immediately charge to a card. It just add that item to your next bill. When your next bill cycle ends, the international pass charge will be one of the item on the list. Then if your autopay will pay it. Not sure you could itemize it out and pay it on its own. If you buy a phone, then you pay it separately, but adding a service would be charged to the monthly bill I think.
#12
Join Date: Feb 2001
Location: Pasadena, CA, USA
Posts: 2,350
Thanks. I did purchase it and I think Need is correct in that the charge actually appears on the next bill. I purchased via the app and it did give me a screen that said "International Pass $50 One-time charge to your bill" and after I hit the agree and pay button, it gave me a "Thank You, Pass now active" confirmation, so I combined those two screenshots together for a make shift receipt and I'll just mark it as a 'cash' transaction since work doesn't cover my regular cell service.
My statement finally issued. It was $50 + taxes/fees, so that was another ~9%.
My statement finally issued. It was $50 + taxes/fees, so that was another ~9%.
Last edited by wcj1; Oct 10, 23 at 5:44 pm
#13
Join Date: Jul 2013
Location: CLE
Programs: NEXUS, MileagePlus Silver, IHG Spire, Marriott Gold, Hilton Diamond, Hertz PC
Posts: 252
Quick question. I have used the 1-week pass in Europe twice now without issue. I am going on a cruise that calls at a port in the Bahamas, Cayman Islands, and Jamacia. I don't need the 10-day pass. Wanted to know if I could active 3 separate 1-day passes for the 3 days we will be in those ports. I know the app lets you pick a future date so would like to have this done before we depart. Thanks.
#14
Join Date: Feb 2017
Posts: 550
Quick question. I have used the 1-week pass in Europe twice now without issue. I am going on a cruise that calls at a port in the Bahamas, Cayman Islands, and Jamacia. I don't need the 10-day pass. Wanted to know if I could active 3 separate 1-day passes for the 3 days we will be in those ports. I know the app lets you pick a future date so would like to have this done before we depart. Thanks.
#15
Join Date: Apr 2009
Location: SEA
Programs: AA LT PLT; HH Diamond; AS 75K
Posts: 2,848
Before you buy the data pass, check to see if your One Plus plan already has Simple Global Data included. T-mobile added free 5GB high speed data free for some of their plans a while back. I have T-Mobile One plan and I got it.
If you look under features under your plan, try to see if you see
If you look under features under your plan, try to see if you see