Seven Balkan countries. One eSIM that survives every border.
Install it at home over Wi-Fi. It connects when you arrive, or at the first crossing, and it keeps working when you drive out of the EU into the countries next door. No new SIM at every border, no new number, no roaming bill waiting for you at home.
- Seven countries, one plan
- No roaming bill, no local SIM
- Installed before you set off
- Albania
- Bulgaria
- Croatia
- Greece
- Montenegro
- North Macedonia
- Serbia
- Albania
- Bulgaria
- Croatia
- Greece
- Montenegro
- North Macedonia
- Serbia
Built for the route, not for one country
- In the app, not at a kiosk
- Your number stays your number
- Not a new SIM in every country
- Awake at the first border
- One price, paid before you leave
- Support in your language
Three steps, all of them before you load the car
Buy at home, install over Wi-Fi, drive.
- 01
Download the app
- 02
Match the plan to the trip
- 03
Scan once
The whole route on one screen
Buy a plan, install it, watch what is left, top up the same eSIM — and no website account to create first.
Seven countries, inside and outside the EU
- Albania
- Bulgaria
- Croatia
- Greece
- Montenegro
- North Macedonia
- Serbia
- 7
- countries on one plan
- 1
- install for the whole route
- 0
- SIM swaps at the border
Frequently asked questions
Short answers, before you set off.
What is an eSIM, and why does it suit a border-crossing trip?
A digital SIM built into the phone. Instead of pushing a plastic chip into a tray at every border, you install the plan by scanning a QR code, and your usual SIM stays exactly where it is.
Will my phone take a Balkan eSIM?
Most phones from 2018 on can install one — iPhone XS and later, Samsung Galaxy S20 and later, Google Pixel 3 and later, plus most recent Android models — as long as the phone is carrier-unlocked. Our setup guides show where to confirm both in a couple of taps, best done before the trip rather than at a border.
Should I install it at home or at the first border?
Over Wi-Fi at home, a day or two before you leave. Nothing starts counting at that point: the plan begins when the eSIM first connects to a network in one of the covered countries, so an early install costs you nothing and saves you doing it on a hotel connection.
Do I keep my own number across all seven countries?
You do. The plan carries data only, so your physical SIM stays in and your number, SMS bank codes and messaging apps work exactly as before, on both sides of every border. The one setting to change: mobile data goes to the eSIM.
What speeds should I expect on the road?
It runs on local partner networks: 4G/LTE along the main roads and 5G where a network offers it. Enough for maps, video calls, and a laptop on the hotspot at a stop. In the mountains the signal thins out the same way it would on a local SIM.
Does my physical SIM have to come out?
No — leave it exactly where it is for the whole route. The eSIM installs alongside it, and the only setting that matters is pointing mobile data at the eSIM, so your home SIM sits there without roaming while the eSIM does the work.
Driving through the Balkans?
Install the plan before you leave and cross every border on the route with it.
Free app · Paid once, before you go · Data-only, alongside your own SIM