Unlimited eSIM for France (2026): prices for 3, 5 and 7 days

At Roam2Go, the unlimited eSIM for France costs €6.64 for 3 days, €8.50 for 5 days and €11.95 for 7 days, VAT included (prices checked on 6 October 2026).

A weekend in Paris, a long bank holiday break or a seven-day tour: France is one of those destinations where everything gets decided on the move, phone in hand. A per-day unlimited plan lets you check timetables, maps and bookings without having to keep track of every megabyte. Below you’ll find Roam2Go’s plans for France, how they work and when they’re genuinely worth it.

France is in the EU: when you need an eSIM and when you don’t

Let’s start with the honest part. France is part of the European Union, which means that if you have a line with an EU operator you get «roam like at home»: your data, calls and texts work just as they do in your own country. For a normal trip, in that case, you don’t need an eSIM at all.

An eSIM makes sense in two very specific scenarios:

• Your line is from outside the EU: United States, United Kingdom, Switzerland, Latin America, Asia… Here your operator’s roaming tends to be expensive and unpredictable, and an eSIM with a fixed price in euros usually works out better than your operator’s roaming.
• You need more data than your plan’s roaming limit: many EU tariffs set aside a specific amount of data for use abroad. If you work from your laptop, post a lot or use your phone as your only navigation tool, that limit can fall short.

If none of that sounds like you, don’t buy anything. If it does, take a look at the durations that fit your trip on Roam2Go’s eSIM for France.

Unlimited plans for France: 3, 5 and 7 days

Short unlimited plans fit very well with the way people travel in France: weekend getaways, long breaks and week-long tours between cities. There’s nothing to work out before you leave; you choose the days you’ll be there and that’s it.

• Unlimited 3 days — 6,64 €: the entry option, designed for a short getaway to a single city.
• Unlimited 5 days — 8,50 €: for a long weekend or a stay with a day trip thrown in.
• Unlimited 7 days — 11,95 €: the natural size for a full week or a tour with trains and several places to stay.

If your stay is longer, there are also unlimited durations of 10, 15 and 30 days. They’re all bought in euros, with the price fixed from the start.

How unlimited works (no small print)

Each day you get a high-speed data allowance. With it you can browse, use maps and messaging and watch video as normal. If you use it all up on a given day, the connection isn’t cut off: you stay connected at reduced speed until the allowance renews the next day, a pace designed for messaging, email and maps. You’ll find the specific figures for each plan on the product page.

If you share your phone’s connection with a laptop or a tablet, bear in mind that this usage comes out of the same daily high-speed allowance.

If you’d rather pay per GB

Not everyone needs an unlimited plan. If you mainly use your phone for maps, WhatsApp and the odd quick search, and you have wi-fi at your hotel, a fixed data plan is usually enough. The product page has more combinations of GB and days than the ones listed here.

Roam2Go prices for France

Roam2Go prices updated on 6 October 2026. They may change; always check the product page before buying.

How to get everything ready before you fly

The process is short and can be done from your sofa at home. You buy the plan online, receive the QR code by email and install it over wi-fi. The eSIM stays on your phone, ready to activate when you arrive and connect to a local network. There’s no need to go to a shop or swap cards at the airport.

If it’s your first time, we have step-by-step guides on activating an eSIM on iPhone and on activating one on Android, with screenshots of every screen.

What to do with your usual line

The recommendation is clear: data should always go through the eSIM. Leave your usual line active only if you want to receive calls or texts, and with data roaming on that line switched off.

If your line is with an EU operator, calls and texts in France work just as they do at home. If your line is from outside the EU, voice and SMS roaming usually comes switched off by default (if you want it, you have to ask your provider) and, if you do have it switched on, you may be charged both for the calls you make and the ones you receive, as well as for texts. It’s worth confirming this with your operator before you leave.

With that sorted, all that’s left is to choose the duration on the eSIM page for France and forget all about it until you land.

Frequently asked questions

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