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ckkong
Great Citizen / Super Citoyen

If I travel to different countries, is there any sim card that would be recommended for this? Just interested to find out. I likely prefer to have a plan that has talk, text, and data on it.

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ckkong
Great Citizen / Super Citoyen

Do you know which provider is suitablefor buying this kind of sim card?

You are welcome @ckkong . Glad that we could help you.  Enjoy your weekend and upcoming trip.


@ckkong wrote:

Thank you for the advice. I hope that they have the option for the days you need the sim card because some companies offer set number of days. The daily plans would be better. When I was in Israel, I was given somebody else's phone with sim card to use there, but I only used it maybe once or twice. We were together most of the time, but especially the first time when I didn't have that phone to use it was difficult to connect with the rest of the people that I travelled with.


 

ckkong
Great Citizen / Super Citoyen

Thank you for the advice. I hope that they have the option for the days you need the sim card because some companies offer set number of days. The daily plans would be better. When I was in Israel, I was given somebody else's phone with sim card to use there, but I only used it maybe once or twice. We were together most of the time, but especially the first time when I didn't have that phone to use it was difficult to connect with the rest of the people that I travelled with.

webbeyes
Great Neighbour / Super Voisin

I would always buy a card for use when you arrive in the area you visit - some countries have areas that are better served buy one provider and may have poor service with another.  They're always for sale at the airport when you land.

ckkong
Great Citizen / Super Citoyen

I guess that I have to set up the APN settings to use the sim cards when traveling outside of Canada.

ckkong
Great Citizen / Super Citoyen

It was a bit inconvenient to travel without a sim card when I was in Israel. I used my phone on wifi, but can only do that when I am at the accommodation. Its hard to contact people without acess to the phone.

will13am
Oracle
Oracle

Generally, it is best to buy local.  If that is not convenient, I know that airalo sells e-sim for many nations.  Not a roaming service, but you can get many country specific e-sims.

@ckkong  only to South Korea ,  multiple countries? According to the droid guy,  here are the 4 best for Asian travel - https://thedroidguy.com/4-best-prepaid-sim-cards-for-traveling-to-asia-1103409


@ckkong wrote:

I traveled to Israel before and want to go to South Korea and maybe Asia.


 

Textnow... Canadian number in your area that you can call / text Canada and USA numbers over wifi for Free...even has voicemail if you're not online when someone calls they can leave you a message..

 

No need for sims in other countries and paying..all you need is a wifi connection

ckkong
Great Citizen / Super Citoyen

I traveled to Israel before and want to go to South Korea and maybe Asia.

gblackma
Mayor / Maire

@ckkong where are you travelling to? Which region, Europe, Asia etc.


@ckkong wrote:

If I travel to different countries, is there any sim card that would be recommended for this? Just interested to find out. I likely prefer to have a plan that has talk, text, and data on it.


 

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