A week abroad at a glance
EE’s Travel Data Pass price depends on destination, so it isn’t charted.
Your network’s roaming charges
EEEE sells Travel Data Passes whose price depends on your destination and plan. EE doesn’t publish one price for every country, so check EE’s roaming tool for your trip.Compare EE with an eSIMO2O2 Travel Bolt On: £7 a day, charged only on days you use your phone abroad. It covers 75 destinations outside Europe Zone (incl. USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Mexico). Pay Monthly customers without O2 Travel Inclusive Zone or Ultimate.Compare O2 with an eSIMVodafoneVodafone roaming passes: £16 for 8 days or £21 for 15 days in Zone B destinations. Out-of-allowance data abroad is £3.83 per GB. What’s included depends on your plan.Compare Vodafone with an eSIM
ThreeThree daily roaming charge: £8 a day if you joined or upgraded on or after 18 December 2025 (£7 for customers who joined between October 2021 and December 2025), in Three’s Go Roam destinations. It lets you use your UK allowance abroad, up to 12 GB.Compare Three with an eSIMSources: O2 (checked 25 October 2026) · Three (checked 25 October 2026) · Vodafone (checked 25 October 2026) · EE (checked 25 October 2026). Prices change; check before you buy.
eSIM prices from the UK
Questions UK travellers ask
Which UK network has the cheapest roaming?
It depends on your plan and destination. O2, Three and Vodafone publish daily charges or passes; EE prices vary by destination. For trips of a week or more a travel eSIM is often cheaper than any daily charge.
Do UK networks still include roaming in Europe?
Some plans include Europe roaming, others charge a daily fee. Check your own plan before you travel.
What if something goes wrong with my eSIM?
Live chat in the Graba SIM app is available 24/7. Email and contact-form requests are answered Monday to Friday.