Spain eSIM plans
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Get a travel eSIM for Spain and get online the moment you land — on local networks, from $2.99 with 30% off.
Networks in Spain
Your eSIM automatically connects to leading local networks:
- Movistar5G
- Vodafone Spain5G
- Orange Spain5G
- An eSIM QR code by email, instantly
- Activation on arrival — no roaming charges
- Easy top-ups whenever you need more data
Your Spain eSIM, explained
A Spain eSIM from Roamly connects to Movistar, Vodafone Spain, or Orange Spain, with mature 5G across Madrid, Barcelona, Valencia, and Seville and solid 4G along the AVE high-speed lines that stitch the country together. Spain sits inside the EU roaming zone, so a Europe regional plan usually keeps working as you cross into Portugal or France — and either way you skip the roaming fees your home carrier would charge. Install the eSIM before landing at Madrid-Barajas, Barcelona-El Prat, or Málaga and you're online before you reach baggage claim.
Spain's geography is more rugged than the beach-postcard image suggests. The Camino de Santiago threads through Galician villages where LTE flickers in and out between towns; the high passes of the Picos de Europa, the Pyrenees, and the emptied rural interior of Extremadura all hide genuine dead patches; and the Tabernas badlands of Almería — the desert where the spaghetti westerns were filmed — are as quiet on the coverage map as they look on screen. The Balearics fall under standard Spain coverage, but the Canary Islands sit far out in the Atlantic, so check your plan lists them explicitly before flying to Tenerife.
Day to day, your data does the heavy lifting: the Renfe app stores AVE and Cercanías tickets as QR codes that scan offline, while the Madrid and Barcelona metros still run on their own travel cards — the Multi and the T-mobilitat — so pick one up early. Cards are accepted almost everywhere, though the odd neighborhood bar still prefers cash for a café con leche. Remember the eSIM is data-only — no Spanish number, no calls, no SMS — so keep your home SIM active in dual-SIM mode for banking codes, and expect packed networks during Semana Santa in Seville or Las Fallas in Valencia.
Spain eSIM plans
Data-only plans that activate on arrival — every plan has a 30% discount applied.
Data plans
Unlimited data
Why buy your Spain eSIM with Roamly
Trusted local networks
Connect to Spain's leading carriers with 5G where available — no throttled second-rate routes.
30% off included
Every Spain plan comes with a 30% discount, applied automatically — no codes, no markup.
Ready before you fly
Buy now, install in minutes, and your data is live the moment you reach Spain.
How to set up your Spain eSIM
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Buy online
Pick a plan above and check out. Your eSIM QR code is emailed instantly.
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Install the eSIM
Open your phone settings, add an eSIM, and scan the QR code over Wi-Fi before you travel.
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Connect in Spain
Select the eSIM for data on arrival — most plans activate automatically when you land.
Will it work on my phone?
Roamly eSIMs work on most phones released since 2019 — recent iPhone, Samsung Galaxy, Google Pixel and more. Your device must be eSIM-capable and carrier-unlocked.
Spain eSIM — FAQ
How much does an eSIM for Spain cost?
Plans for Spain start from $2.99, with larger and unlimited options available. Every plan already has a 30% discount applied.
Which networks will I connect to in Spain?
Your eSIM connects to leading local carriers in Spain, using 5G where it's available, so you get data just like a local SIM.
When should I install my Spain eSIM?
Install it as soon as you buy. Most plans only start counting once you arrive in Spain and connect to a local network, so installing early is safe.
Will my phone work with an eSIM in Spain?
If your phone is eSIM-compatible (most models from 2019 onward) and carrier-unlocked, it will work in Spain.
Can I make calls with the eSIM in Spain?
Our travel eSIMs are data-only, but you can call and message over the internet using apps like WhatsApp, FaceTime, or Telegram while connected in Spain.
Does a Spain eSIM cover the Canary Islands and the Balearics?
The Balearics — Mallorca, Menorca, Ibiza — are normally part of standard Spain coverage, but the Canaries sit far out in the Atlantic and are occasionally listed separately, so confirm they appear before you fly. And on ferries between the mainland and the islands, expect to lose coverage mid-crossing — that's geography, not a fault with your plan.
Will I have signal the whole way along the Camino de Santiago?
In towns, albergues, and cities like Pamplona, Burgos, and Santiago itself, yes. On rural stretches between settlements — especially across the meseta and in Galicia's hills — expect dead patches. Download each stage's offline map the night before and let your tracking apps sync once you reach the next village.
Can I buy and show Renfe train tickets with the eSIM?
Yes — the Renfe app and website work fine over data, and your AVE ticket is a QR code that scans offline once downloaded. The high-speed lines bore through long mountain tunnels, particularly around Madrid, so save tickets and entertainment before boarding rather than counting on signal the whole way.
Can I receive my bank's SMS codes with a Roamly eSIM in Spain?
No — Roamly eSIMs are data-only, with no Spanish number for calls or texts. Keep your home SIM active alongside it in dual-SIM mode so verification codes still arrive, and use WhatsApp — which Spain practically runs on — for voice and messages.
