this was extremely helpful! So glad you mentioned the part about paying attention when installing the esim lol otherwise I'd be in for a rude awakening. I now have LTE immediately!! I used your code :) cheers.
Happy to help! Yeah, eSIM installation is a bit counterintuitive. I'm glad, that it worked for you without any unpleasant surprises. P.S. Appreciate using my code, thanks!
I do. This option will be a bit cheaper (comparing to separate esims for each country) and more convenient. Don't forget to check esim installation - access data - available networks inside Airalo app, this way you know which network to connect in the country you're in (in Europe it doesn't always automatically choose the right one). It's a bit annoying to manually switch networks when crossing from one country to another, but at least all other settings (including APN) are the same. If you need more data than 10gb for your trip - there's Holafly esim featuring unlimited data for Europe. You can check Holafly esim review on my channel for more details.
Thanks fo your comment! Yes, you can make calls via messengers, including Whatsap (your home phone number account will be used for that, Airalo does not interfere with that in any way). But as Airalo does not provide you a local phone number, you won't be able to make standard calls and send SMS. P.S. If you want to make a lot of standard international calls while being abroad - you can try combining a VoIP service with Airalo.
@@NickBorodenko Thanks for taking the time to respond. I will be traveling to Greece in a few weeks and need Internet for Google Maps, looking up restaurants, and occasionally texting friends/family and a few calls. Keeping my phone number is a plus as I can use my contacts that are already saved on my phone. Thanks again!
