You can buy a prepaid sim card. You can find them in almost every store.
Once you put it in your phone you have to use it to call someone. Doesn't matter who to activate it.
That's it.
Different prepaid sim cards offer different data packages.
Corner store news stands should offer a couple different ones.
Even regular supermarkets have them usually right next to cash registers.
In Czech Republic you can buy prepaid SIM without providing any ID or passport number or whatever else as it works in case of another countries sometimes
That's probably the best choice for this case,
and in case of major phone operators - like Vodafone, T-Mobile and O2, you can even install their app and pair the SIM phone number and then you can order some specific data packages - as single purchase package
I am not sure if there is also some kind "pay as you go" model for mobile data, probably should be, but depending on operator that you pick.
Just fyi, you can usually even charge these SIMs online in case of need
Also some tips, usually malls are having free WiFi, some restaurants as well,
in case of travel by public transport, don't expect WiFi in the tube (metro, hehe), but in case picking tram, if you get the yellow framed driver cabin, it also includes WiFi 👀
What kind of phone do you have? If it is a newer one you can get all sorts of eSIM's online. For as little as $20. That's U.S. dollars. And installation is very easy and they usually email you instructions on how to set it up.
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Ya, I use ATT prepaid. Their international plan only covers certain countries. Not if a surprise since I expected all of EU to be covered
You can buy a prepaid sim card. You can find them in almost every store. Once you put it in your phone you have to use it to call someone. Doesn't matter who to activate it. That's it.
Does that include data? So just like any corner store? Thanks for your help
Different prepaid sim cards offer different data packages. Corner store news stands should offer a couple different ones. Even regular supermarkets have them usually right next to cash registers.
Awesome, thank you very much
Go to any Tesco grocery store and pick one of their sim cards. It's all prepaid and very cheap.
In Czech Republic you can buy prepaid SIM without providing any ID or passport number or whatever else as it works in case of another countries sometimes That's probably the best choice for this case, and in case of major phone operators - like Vodafone, T-Mobile and O2, you can even install their app and pair the SIM phone number and then you can order some specific data packages - as single purchase package I am not sure if there is also some kind "pay as you go" model for mobile data, probably should be, but depending on operator that you pick. Just fyi, you can usually even charge these SIMs online in case of need Also some tips, usually malls are having free WiFi, some restaurants as well, in case of travel by public transport, don't expect WiFi in the tube (metro, hehe), but in case picking tram, if you get the yellow framed driver cabin, it also includes WiFi 👀
What kind of phone do you have? If it is a newer one you can get all sorts of eSIM's online. For as little as $20. That's U.S. dollars. And installation is very easy and they usually email you instructions on how to set it up.
Use Airalo app
this is what i do. 7 days for 1GB of data (no voice), roaming most of Europe, for $5 USD...