AT&T international Day pass…$10 a day and I have the same plan that I use in the USA…unlimited data..messages…calls..etc. And they will only charge you a maximum of 10 days…or $100 per billing cycle. Worked great in Iceland! And what was truly amazing was that you have service in places in Iceland that you never thought could ever be possible

We just came back from our trip to Iceland. We used Trawire and it worked seamlessly throughout our trip. Thank you for the great info and the discount!

Just an FYI to people who also own and use sim cards from any EU country, the EU's "no roaming charges" programme also extends to the non-EU countries of the European Economic Area so that includes Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway. For instance, when we used our Irish sim cards in Iceland, it was as if we were still in Ireland (no roaming charges etc).

What should also be mentioned is that travelers from the EU can use their SIM card as normal and do not have to activate a separate dataplan. Since Iceland is a member of EFTA, there are no roaming charges. There is also free wifi on all Flybuses and all other buses operated by Reykjavik Excursions. In most buses there is a USB charging option as well.

Thank you so much! Yours is the best KZfaq channel for everything Iceland!

Tmobile has VERY GOOD included international roaming in ICELAND when traveling from the USA

Yay perfect video! This has been one of my concerns trip planning. Thanks for sharing!

I used Trawire on my first visit...plan on using again....super easy.

Just booked my modem for my upcoming trip. Thanks for the small discount code. Your videos have been very helpful!

I'm going on my trip to Iceland tomorrow so this video was perfectly timed! Your channel has been my go-to resource for planning this trip, so thank you for doing what you do! Hope you have a great day.

Thanks Jeannie! The airport guide is legit! Coming in July 🎉

Thank you sooo much❤ its so helpful

Great explanation on multiple choices. Thank you!

Greetings from Puerto Rico! I just watched your video of Wifi and internet in Iceland. You can add the eSIM option that is downloaded electronically to the cell phone and is activated when you arrive in the country you are visiting. It is an electronic SIM card and not a physical one. I went to Thailand in March and used the eSIM from the Airalo app and it worked super well for me. The prices are reasonable too

Great information

Great timing on this video as I was just trying to figure out what we were going to do in May for our phones. Last year we lived in the UK so it wasn’t a problem, but now we are back in the states it’s a whole new ballgame. We are heavily leaning towards doing Trawire that includes your discount so thanks!

As always very useful tips Jennie.Last Dec 2022 I was in Iceland and used 3 to activate the roaming when WiFi was not available. For travellers using this method be aware that you inform your provider about the travel. In Iceland use WiFi when available (to save on data) However I found trawifi an attractive offer . I will give it a try when I visit Iceland next time.

Jeannie, do they take eSIM iPhones? Your videos are fun. Thank you.

I recently went there in June and my phone didn’t work there and I only was able to use it with wifi in places… With the sim from the airport, does it change your phone number though, or is that just locked to the phone and then you switch sims back when you get back to the airport? Having a feeling I might be getting sims from each country I have to go to lol

I only experienced problems once in the 3 months I was there. And we lived in the East. My Danish sim card worked just fine on the internet. There was a few dead spots here and there, but there is in every country. They have a perfectly fine phone connection up there. It's not the Saharan desert 🤣

We are renting 2 cars for our group. Could we get by with using one modem for both cars? Is it possible the signal can reach the car without the modem?

The tour group we used provided a mobile WiFi device that we used in the rental car and we could take with us into our lodging. Just don't drop your phone on a rock on day two of a ten day trip like I did, otherwise none of that matters. Watch out for that wind and hold on tight!

Do you have any suggestions for the best snowmobiling tour and glacier? Any discount codes?

What is the Trawire discount code?

You forgot the easiest and least expensive of all option, which is to just purchase an eSIM and add data from an Icelandic company to it.

Is wifi widely avaliable?

Not sure about the SIM sales on Iceland Air. It is my understanding that they no longer provide this service.

I am travelling in September what is trawire discount code?

Iceland should name Jeannie has their Tourism Ambrassador

Hi sister how are you Iceland is my dream country but i stay in Bangladesh i want to go here but i am poor girl can you help me

Not all phones have sim card slots anymore, fyi

We went with the SIM card method. We bought 10GB Nova SIM cards from Duty free for ~$23. Way cheaper than the $10 per day our US carrier wanted to charge us. The only down side is you can't receive SMS and telephone calls. iMessage worked just fine to allow us to stay connected with our family. Edit: I should also include that we had coverage everywhere from Snaefellsnes to Jökulsárlón with the exception of the hike to Svartifoss.