Unlimited Overseas Data with Simify eSIM

Want to sign up for Overseas Data but not sure what to use, we recently reviewed Simify eSIM in Europe.

Service: Unlimited eSIM roaming data service

Provider: Simify - Europe

Travelling through Europe is great fun but you don't want to come home to a hefty phone bill. Simify have a great range of UNLIMITED DATA eSims that allow you to enjoy your holiday, stay connected all while on a budget.  

So is the coverage good?  Yes it is, while my partner was frustrated with flaky limited data from telstra, I was able to enjoy my holiday with no connection issues at all. I was even able to hotspot to my computer so I could do a bit of work, even while cruising down the Danube.  While out and about in different countries on tour, I had seemless data that was reliable, particually when I got lost.

So was it easy to connect? Yes if you have stable internet (so do it before you leave)!

Then it was as easy as:

1. Check your deviceis compatible and that you are connected to the WiFi

2. Install your eSim with the QR Code or link emailed

3. Activate your eSim

Simify have a variety of unlimited data packages for different regions so check them out before you take your next holiday.

https://simify.com/en-au 

More on Simify

As international travel ramps up, data-hungry Australian travellers are demanding the freedom of unlimited travel eSIM plans, after years of overpaying for outdated roaming deals. This freedom in the form of unlimited roaming data overseas without fees is finally now here and readily available from Australian international roaming provider Simify.

International travel has surpassed pre-pandemic levels, with Australians taking 11.6 million overseas trips in 2024, according to ABS figures. They're also using more data than ever while overseas, according to Simify.

At the same time, Australian travellers are embracing the flexibility and convenience of digital eSIMs, supported by most new smartphones.

Eliminating the need to purchase and insert a physical SIM card upon arrival, eSIMs make it quick and easy for travellers to access high-speed mobile data wherever they need it, says Simify co-founder Aidan Butler.

"eSIMs are a game-changer for travellers, offering the best of both worlds," Butler says.

"Rather than switching phone numbers, you can use a travel eSIM for unlimited roaming data from the likes of Simify, all while keeping your home number active for things like receiving verification codes from your bank."

Traditionally, international travellers faced the stress of juggling SIM cards, switching phone numbers, rationing data and hunting for potentially insecure free Wi-Fi.

As travel habits change and expectations grow, Australian travellers expect to make the most of their smartphone to stay connected at all times while abroad, Butler says.

"Whether they're sharing their travel experiences in real time, or catching up on live sport from back home, mobile data has become as essential to modern travellers as their passport," he says.

"You shouldn't have to use your smartphone like a dumbphone when you're overseas, just because you're terrified of chewing through your measly data cap."

Recently rebranding from SimsDirect, Simify has seen a surge in demand for unlimited travel eSIM plans from Australians reigniting their passion for travel.  Simify was founded in 2018 by two young Australian entrepreneurs, who were frustrated at the expensive and restrictive roaming packages offered by the major telcos.

Tapping into pent-up demand for a better deal, the business has quickly grown to more than 300,000 customers.  Today, Simify offers mobile coverage in more than 150 countries, providing Australian travellers peace of mind in the form of unlimited data for up to 90 days, with no need to worry about top-ups or extra roaming fees.

While the major telcos tout the convenience of their daily roaming deals, the fact they're not unlimited means that it's easy for modern travellers to hit their data cap by lunchtime if they're taking advantage of Google Maps, social media, video calls and streaming services.

"The big telcos will tell you, 'It's easier to just stay on our plans when travelling', but easier for who?" Butler says.

"Travellers shouldn't have to stress about data limits when they're overseas, they should be able to relax and use their phone just like they do at home."

For details on all of Simify's unlimited roaming data plans go to: https://simify.com/en-au