Travel data on an eSIM. Choose a plan for where you are going, pay once, and install it before you fly. No roaming bill, no queue at an airport SIM counter.
Installing takes about two minutes on Wi-Fi, and you see the price before you sign in.
A few questions about the trip and the phone, then we match a plan to it. The price is on screen before you sign in.
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Pay once
One payment for one trip. Nothing renews, and there is nothing to cancel later.
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Install before you fly
Your eSIM arrives within a couple of minutes of paying. Installing takes about two minutes on Wi-Fi, and the plan only starts when you connect at your destination.
Seven questions.One plan that fits the trip.
Where you are going, how long for, how you actually use data, and which phone is coming with you. We read those answers against today’s catalogue and put one plan in front of you, with two alternates beside it.
✓Matched against the live catalogue, not a list we typed once.
✓Two alternates next to the pick, so it stays a choice.
Your eSIM arrives within a couple of minutes of paying. One tap adds it on an iPhone, and there is a code to paste on anything else. The plan itself waits: it starts when the eSIM first connects at your destination.
✓A link and a QR code, so the phone that paid need not be the phone that flies.
✓Install links last 30 days, and your account reissues them.
✓Nothing renews, and there is nothing to cancel later.
Every eSIM you have bought,and what is left on each one.
Sign in and your account lists them: the plan, how much data has gone, and when that figure was last checked. Operators report usage in their own time, so the date is always printed next to the number.
✓Every figure carries the moment it was last checked.
✓Install details again, on any phone, whenever you need them.
✓Running low means buying the next plan, not calling anybody.
Roaming packs work. You just pay a lot for the same antennas, and the number turns up on a bill after the trip.
The SIM counter after you land
A local SIM works too, when the shop is open, the queue is short, and your phone still takes a plastic card.
An eSIM uses those same local networks. The difference is that you arrange it at home, at a price you agreed to before you left.
Popular destinations
Each price is the least we charge today for at least 1 GB over seven days. Every country has smaller and larger plans too.
Prices are in US dollars and come from today's catalogue. They change when our supplier changes them.
We sell data in 197 countries. Search for your destination above.
No tricks
We do not refund a plan once it has been used. The one exception is an eSIM that never activated or does not work, and we sort that out by email at support@seferesim.com.
One payment in US dollars, with no fee added at the end. If your card is in another currency, your bank sets the rate.
If the phone you tell us about cannot take an eSIM, we say so and sell you nothing.
In Turkish, a journey is a sefer. The word traveled here itself: it comes from the Arabic safar, the same root that gave the world safari. Every language that borrowed it kept the same meaning: setting out.
Turkish has a word for the person who has set out, too: seferi. Being seferi once meant the road recognized you. Custom lightened your load: the traveler was excused, hosted, helped onward. That is the oldest deal in travel: the one in motion deserves ease.
SefereSIM is that deal, continued. Say the name aloud: sefere SIM, a SIM for the journey. Listen again and it says seferi SIM: the traveler's SIM. Both are true. You set out; connection is already handled. No roaming bill waiting at home, no kiosk hunt at the airport, no contract. You land connected, because you are seferi, and the road still owes you lightness.
Questions people ask
Will this work on my phone?
It needs a phone that takes an eSIM. Recent iPhones and most flagship Android phones do, though iPhones bought in mainland China do not. We ask which phone you have before you pay.
When does the plan start?
When the eSIM first connects to a network at your destination, not when you buy it. Buying a few days early costs you nothing.
Do I keep my own number?
Yes. The eSIM is a second line, for data. Calls and texts stay on your usual SIM, and you can leave its data switched off while you travel.
Can I move it to another phone?
No. An eSIM installs on one phone only, and deleting it from that phone uses it up for good. Put it on the phone you will actually be travelling with.