eSIM Finder: Find Your Best eSIM for France
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- #1Visit Ubigi
Ubigi
Ubigi sells France 10 GB for €9.20 and 20 GB a month for €8.28 with no French bank account, on the Bouygues, Free and SFR networks (indicative euro prices).
Best for one to three months before you have a French IBAN.
- #2Visit Orange Travel
Orange Holiday
Orange Holiday gives 20 GB for 14 days at €24.99 with calls and a real +33 number that receives bank and CAF SMS codes, on Orange's own network.
Best for a French number in week one, without a French bank.
- #3Visit Saily
Saily
Saily sells France 1 GB for €3.67 and unlimited 15 days for €45.07 with 5 GB a day at full speed and an unrestricted hotspot, on Orange and Bouygues (indicative euro prices).
Best for weekends and daily laptop tethering.
- #4Visit Airalo
Airalo
Airalo's France plans run on Orange, the best mountain and rural network: 10 GB for 30 days costs €13.80 (indicative euro price).
Best for ski weeks and rural France.
- #5Visit Holafly
Holafly
Holafly sells unlimited France data from €25.50 for 7 days to €128.90 for 90 days, but caps the hotspot at 1 GB a day, and users report slowdowns after 2 to 3 GB a day.
Best for heavy use on one phone, without a laptop.
- #6Visit Yesim
Yesim
Yesim's Europe & UK plan costs €16.00 for 10 GB, the same as its France plan, and includes Switzerland, which EU roaming rules do not cover.
Best for Geneva, Annecy and multi-country trips.
- #7Visit Nomad
Nomad
Nomad sells France 20 GB for 30 days at €19.32, mostly on SFR, with usage alerts and tethering on most France plans (indicative euro price).
Best for a single month of 20 GB.
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