eSIM vs roaming vs local SIM
Cheapest + easiest for most trips. Set up before you fly, connect on landing, keep your home number. No physical card.
Most convenient but usually the most expensive — easy to rack up a shock bill on per-MB rates.
Can be cheap but means queueing at an airport kiosk, paperwork, and swapping out your home SIM.
What coverage to expect by region
Coverage reflects local mobile networks and is similar across all eSIM providers — Flylo pairs the strongest available carriers in each country.
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What's the best way to get internet abroad?
For most travellers, a travel eSIM is the best balance of price, convenience, and coverage. It's cheaper than carrier roaming, easier than buying a local SIM on arrival, and you can set it up before you leave home.
Will I have good coverage everywhere?
In cities and tourist areas across the 190+ countries Flylo covers, expect solid 4G/5G. Remote and rural areas anywhere in the world can be patchy regardless of provider — that's the local network, not the eSIM.
How do I avoid roaming bill shock?
Turn off your home carrier's roaming and use a travel eSIM for data instead. You pay a fixed, known price up front and there are no surprise per-MB charges on your monthly bill.