A Global Plan covers a large list of countries across several continents on a single profile — it is the plan for an itinerary that does not stay in one region
It works the same way a Regional Plan does, with a much longer country list. One allowance, one validity period, and automatic connection to local networks wherever you land on that list.
Who It Is For
- Multi-continent trips and round-the-world tickets
- Frequent flyers who would rather keep one plan than buy per destination
- Long layovers in countries that are not the destination
- Anyone whose itinerary is still changing
What It Costs You
Breadth is not free. Per gigabyte, a Global Plan is the most expensive shape we sell, because it buys access in dozens of markets you may never visit. For a trip that stays inside one region, a Regional Plan gives the same convenience for less; for a single destination, a Country Plan costs less again.
No single plan covers every country on earth, and coverage lists differ between the global plans on offer. Check that your specific destinations are on the list of the plan you are buying — "global" describes the shape of the plan, not a promise of everywhere.
Coverage figures quoted anywhere on the site describe the widest single global plan available, not every country we sell a plan for. They are different numbers, and the one that matters to you is the country list on the plan in front of you.
If your trip is two continents rather than five, compare a Global Plan against one Regional Plan per continent. Two regional plans on the same eSIM often work out cheaper and cover the same ground
