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EuropeNorway eSIM
Landmarks · Oslo · Bergen
From $2.39. Data only, no app, and your home number keeps working.
Not sure which size? Work it out
7 days at about 600 MB a day ≈ 4.2 GB. 5 GB fits, $4.29.
Same 5 GB / 30 days: $4.29 here, $10.50 at Airalo. Checked 31 Oct 2026.
Day Pass
Unlimited data: 3 GB a day at full speed, then 1 Mbps with no cut-off until the allowance resets. For heavy days, video calls or sharing a hotspot.
- Hotspot works; it counts toward the 3 GB.
- 1 Mbps still runs maps, messages and mail; video calls in low quality.
- Days start: first attach to a covered network. The daily 3 GB is the only cap, and it is all written here.
- Refund if unusedNot installed? 30 days to cancel.
- QR by emailInstall on Wi-Fi, switch on when you land.
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- Networks
- Telia + TelenorYour phone picks the strongest of these on its own. No setting to change.
- Internet via
- France, Netherlands or UK
- Top-up
- Same profileAdd more GB to this same eSIM later, from your order page. No new QR, nothing to install.
Prices checked 31 Oct 2026, in US dollars.
35 brands’ prices for Norway, side by side →
Visiting more countries? Plan the whole trip, one payment →
Norway only: 5 GB for 30 days is $4.29. Crossing borders? Europe regional covers 33 countries on one QR, Norway included: 5 GB for 30 days is $4.99.
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Norway eSIM in numbers
- No app and no account: pay on this page and the QR code arrives by email in about a minute. The cheapest way in is 1 GB for 7 days at $2.39. How buying without an app works.
- 5 GB for 30 days costs $4.29, which is $0.86 a GB; the 50 GB pack brings it to $0.87 a GB.
- Heavy use: the Day Pass gives 3 GB a day at full speed, then 1 Mbps. 7 days cost $21.90.
- For 5 GB lasting 30 days, ours is number 5 of the 30 brands we compare for Norway; the lowest is MegaEsim at $3.33 (prices read 30 Oct to 31 Oct 2026). Every brand side by side.
- Each pack on its own page, with the same data at other brands: 1 GB, 7 days, 3 GB, 30 days, 5 GB, 30 days, 10 GB, 30 days, 20 GB, 30 days, 50 GB, 180 days.
eSIM, local SIM or pocket Wi-Fi in Norway?
A local SIM is often cheaper per GB. The difference is where you get it and what it asks for. Prices from each operator’s own page, read 24 Oct 2026.
Compare 2 options: price, where to get it, ID
| Option | What you get | Price | How you get it | ID |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Inbox eSIM | 5 GB / 30 days | $4.29 | Online before you fly; QR by email, installs on Wi-Fi | None |
| Telia Kontant starter pack | SIM with free calls and texts and 250 MB for 14 days; then add a data pack | NOK 99 (about $10.60) | Telia shops, Power and Elkjøp | BankID online; without BankID or a Norwegian ID number, buy in a Telia shop |
Before you land in Norway
Our Norway plan uses Telia and Telenor, the country's two largest networks. Norway is outside the EU but is on the Europe pack too.
5 things to know, each with its source
- At the end of 2025, Telenor had 40.4% of Norway's mobile phone subscriptions and Telia 32.8%, per the regulator Nkom. Nkom
- Telia began switching off its 2G network in August 2025, while Telenor keeps 2G running until 31 December 2027. Tek.no
- Telia sells its prepaid starter pack online only with Norwegian BankID; without BankID or a Norwegian ID number, you buy it in a Telia shop. Telia
- Avinor's airport Wi-Fi is free for four hours: join the network AIRPORT, open a browser and choose 'Gratis'. Avinor
- EU 'roam like at home' also covers Norway, but it only helps people whose phone plan is from an EU or EEA country; visitors from elsewhere pay their carrier's roaming rates. EU roaming rules
Questions
What is the best eSIM for Norway?
For most trips, 5 GB for 30 days is enough: $4.29 here, against $10.50 at Airalo for the same data (read 31 Oct 2026). It is data only and needs no app: the QR code and a one-tap install link arrive by email. For heavy use there is also a Day Pass: 3 GB a day at full speed. Every brand's price for Norway, dated and sourced, is on our comparison page.
Is there an unlimited eSIM for Norway?
Yes: our Day Pass is unlimited data, 3 GB a day at full speed and then 1 Mbps with no cut-off, and 7 days cost $21.90 here. Other brands' "unlimited" plans for 7 days: Ubigi $19.00 (unlimited, 20 GB at full speed, then 2 Mbps); Nomad $25.00 (2GB/day at 4G/5G. 1 Mbps after 2GB); Jetpac $26.99 (first 3 GB every 24 hours at standard network speeds); Airalo $27.00 (unlimited with a daily high-speed allowance) (prices read 30 Oct to 31 Oct 2026). Read each one's terms: "unlimited" often means a daily allowance at full speed.
Which Norway eSIM for a month?
Every one of these lasts 30 days: 3 GB $3.49, 5 GB $4.29, 10 GB $7.19, 20 GB $13.19. The 30 days start when the eSIM first connects to a network there, so you can buy before the trip.
Can I buy a Norway eSIM without an app?
Yes. You pay on this page and the QR code and a one-tap install link arrive by email: no app and no account. It is data only, with no phone number, so your home SIM keeps your calls and SMS.
Does the Norway eSIM come with a phone number?
No. It is data only: no local number, calls or SMS on this eSIM. Your home SIM stays in the phone for calls and texts (your carrier's roaming rates apply to them), and WhatsApp, FaceTime or Signal calls run over the eSIM's data. If you need a local number in Norway, for example for a service that texts a code, buy a local SIM there.
Which Norway eSIM for a week or two?
For 7 days: 1 GB $2.39. The 30-day packs cover one or two weeks too: 3 GB $3.49, 5 GB $4.29. Day Pass, 3 GB a day at full speed and then 1 Mbps: 7 days $21.90, 14 days $40.90.
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Will WhatsApp keep my number with a Norway eSIM?
Yes. WhatsApp stays on your home number: this eSIM is data only and has no number. Leave your home SIM in the phone with its data roaming off, use the Norway eSIM for mobile data, and do not re-register WhatsApp.
Is a Norway eSIM cheaper than roaming?
With a phone plan from the EU or EEA, roaming in Norway costs nothing extra ("roam like at home"), so you may not need one. From anywhere else, usually yes. US carriers charge $12 a day for roaming (AT&T International Day Pass, Verizon TravelPass, read 31 Oct 2026) where they cover Norway, so a week costs $84. Here 5 GB for 30 days is $4.29 in total.
How much is the Norway eSIM?
From $2.39 in USD, and the price on this page is the price you pay. Sizes run from the 1 GB pack up; pick one in the list above.
When does the Norway plan start?
First attach to a covered network. Install on Wi-Fi before you fly. After you land, turn data roaming on for this line.
Can I hotspot in Norway?
Yes, it uses the same GB. We never block it; rarely, a local network limits it.
Which networks in Norway?
Telia + Telenor. Your phone joins whichever of these is strongest where you are.
Is this 5G in Norway?
This pack runs on 3G/4G/5G. You get 5G where the local network offers it to visitors, otherwise 4G.
What APN do I use in Norway?
Automatic unless the QR mail names one
Can I use this Norway eSIM in another country?
No. This pack is Norway. A new country is a new QR. Keep this one if you return.
Can I top up the Norway plan?
Same profile, same coverage. Extra GB is a top-up, not a new QR.
How long do I have to install the Norway eSIM?
Start using within 180 days of purchase. After that an unused pack can expire. Scan on Wi-Fi before you fly.
What if I buy the wrong plan?
QR not scanned and not on the phone? Email within 30 days of issue. We cancel and refund. Installed? Buy the right country and keep this QR for later.