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Italy

SIM PRICES IN ITALY

The country of Rome, Venice, and delicious cuisine.


Notes and Tips

-Sim cards are very expensive in every airport. You should wait till city center.
-There is 11 USD fee to buy a sim card in city center. If you have an address, you can order your sim card for free from Vodafone.
-After buying sim card there are many plans. You can buy very comprehensive plans around 12 USD.
-If you have EU roaming already, it is valid in Italy
-For short visits, we recommend eSIM. Prices start from 2-3 USD. There are wifi spots everywhere in Italy, so you can buy a basic eSIM and have no problem.
-If you are planning to stay more or continue your trip through Europe, you can consider local sim cards. They have EU roaming.

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Various Tourist/Prepaid Sim Cards and Plans in Italy (Airports and City Center)

Fiumicino – Leonardo da Vinci Airport (FCO) Rome

Provider: Vodafone

Price

37 $

Data

30 GB (5 GB EU)

Call

300

Text

-

Validity

30 Days

Fiumicino – Leonardo da Vinci Airport (FCO) Rome

Provider: Tim

Price

32 $

Data

15 GB (5 GB EU)

Call

500

Text

-

Validity

30 Days

Venice Marco Polo Airport (VCE)

Provider: Vodafone

Price

49 $

Data

18 GB

Call

300

Text

-

Validity

30 Days

City Center

Provider: Vodafone

Price

16+11 $

Data

50 GB

Call

Unlimited

Text

Unlimited

Validity

30 Days

City Center

Provider: Tim

Price

16+11 $

Data

150 GB

Call

Unlimited

Text

200

Validity

30 Days

SimPathica advises you to compare the prices of eSIMs and physical SIM cards to find the perfect plan for your visit. Don’t forget to check if your phone supports eSIM. Below, you can find more information about eSIMs and a referral link to eligible phones.

General Notes

• The information on this website is published in JUNE 2024. Updates will be stated separately in the countries where updates are made.
• Before buying an eSIM or physical SIM, ensure that your phone is UNLOCKED for different providers. If you bought your phone from a carrier through their yearly plans, checking this allowance would be wise.
• 90%  of the countries require travel documents (passport or ID) when registering SIM cards. Be prepared to provide the necessary documentation.
• Always ensure your SIM card is working before leaving the store.
• Keep in mind that some stores only accept cash or certain credit cards. You might need to change currency at the airport, which is not preferable due to the high commissions.
• Phones use three different sizes of SIM cards. Be sure that the stores provide you with 3-in-1 SIM cards.
• Generally, airports are more expensive than city centers. Compare the prices and make your decision according to your needs and budget.
• Avoid strangers selling SIM cards. Try to buy from shops and official stores.
• On this website, we try to choose basic and comprehensive SIM plans for your consideration. All prices are converted to USD for your convenience and to avoid the effects of inflation.
• Sources of information on this website: carriers' official websites, travel bloggers, forums, airport websites, and our own experiences.
Disclaimer: The prices and the plans in this website can change. These changes are not controlled by Simpathica and are not in our responsibility. We genuinely believe that there will be no big differences. With your feedback, we try to keep our website up-to-date with the most recent plans and prices. Therefore, This website will perform its main duty to give you an idea about the prices.  Please don't hesitate to contact us below to report price changes.

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