Monty eSIM 2026: Travel Plans, Prices & Data By Country

Yes, Monty eSIM offers 78 regional plans, as well as single-country plans. Regional plans cover Europe, Asia, North America, the Middle East, South America, and Africa.

If you're visiting several countries, one regional eSIM is simpler than buying a plan for each.

Monty eSIM plans start at $0.99 for 1 GB valid for 7 days in Türkiye. Right now, the best price per GB is $0.33, on the 100 GB United States plan for 30 days ($32.99).

Prices depend on the country, the amount of data and the number of days. We check prices daily, so these figures are up to date. Sort the table above by price or by price per GB to compare.

Yes, a Monty eSIM works on most recent iPhone, Samsung Galaxy and Google Pixel models, as long as the phone is carrier-unlocked. You confirm this when you order, and Monty doesn't refund incompatible phones.

To check quickly, dial *#06# and look for an EID. The full device list opens from a button on each country page, for example Monty's Spain eSIM page.

You can buy and manage plans in the Monty eSIM app for iPhone and Android, or on the website.

Mostly no: nearly all Monty plans are data only, and Monty suggests calling and texting through WhatsApp or other apps.

Plans with minutes and SMS exist on the Europe regional plan and in the UK. Monty doesn't say whether these plans give you your own number or let you receive calls, so check the plan details or ask support before you buy.

Monty eSIM has plans for 200 countries and territories. To see the plans for your destination, choose it under Filters next to the plans.

Yes, you can top up the same Monty eSIM in the app or on the website, under My MontyeSIMs → Top-up my existing SIM. Available top-ups show once the eSIM is activated, and some plans have none.

A top-up starts when your current data runs out. You can also turn on Auto Renewal, which buys the same plan again when 10% of your data is left.

If you don't top up for three months, Monty deactivates the eSIM.

Yes, Monty's country pages say hotspot and tethering are enabled, and for some countries, such as Turkey, on all local and regional plans.

Monty doesn't mention any limits on data or devices, or a separate hotspot rule for unlimited plans.

Rarely: Monty refunds or swaps your plan only if the eSIM can't be activated because of a proven technical problem on Monty's side.

There's no refund if your phone isn't compatible, and none for unused data or days after you cancel or the eSIM is deactivated. Monty doesn't state a deadline for requests or say how the money is returned.

To ask, contact Monty support by email or WhatsApp.

Yes, you can buy a Monty eSIM early, install it at home and turn it on when you arrive. On most plans, the days start when the eSIM first connects to a supported network.

The exception is the Europe plan with minutes and SMS, whose days start at purchase.

Monty ends the contract if the eSIM has no active plan 3 months after purchase. The QR code works only once, so don't delete the eSIM.

Not quite: Monty's unlimited plans give you 3 GB of full-speed data in each rolling 24 hours, then a maximum of 2 Mbps.

The terms cover use up to 10 GB a day at that slower speed but don't say what happens beyond it. Monty may change these thresholds.

Unlimited plans are data only and aren't sold everywhere. Thailand, Japan, Indonesia, Brazil and Lebanon have none.

Unlimited plans start at $4.99.