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Hyun

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Hi,
I'm off this April and I guess I'm ready to go except iPhone.
I have searched how to unlock the iPhone and hope I can resolve the issue tonight.

Then, I realize that I need a SIM card....
I heard there is a SIM card that you can use in any european country and international SIM covering 170 countires.

I don't know which way will be efficient economically , buying SIM card working only in Spain or one covering other european countries or internationl one.

Also, where can I buy SIM card in Spain or France?

Any information will be appreciated.

Buen Camino~
Hyun
 
Get a spanish phone number with Airalo. eSim, so no physical SIM card. Easy to use app to add more funds if needed.
I use the Lebara card from simsforspain.com.
My research still shows that the Lebara card is the best deal I can find. It costs $29. USD and you get 10 euro credit. The rates are much cheaper than the others I can find.

What country are you from? Will you be calling back home?
The simsforspain.com site has the rates for both text messages (sms) and telephone calls.

The big problem you will face will be getting your iPhone unlocked if you are with AT&T in the U.S.
 
grayland said:
I use the Lebara card from simsforspain.com.
My research still shows that the Lebara card is the best deal I can find. It costs $29. USD and you get 10 euro credit. The rates are much cheaper than the others I can find.

What country are you from? Will you be calling back home?
The simsforspain.com site has the rates for both text messages (sms) and telephone calls.

The big problem you will face will be getting your iPhone unlocked if you are with AT&T in the U.S.

Thank you for the tips, Grayland.
I'm in Canada at the moment and iPhone is off contract from Rogers that I need to unlock...
I don't feel like to bring any electronics for pilgrimage but family and friends force me to bring one..at least a phone for emergency -.-

I'll check the website you mentioned if I can get one from Canada...

Many thanks,
Hyun
 
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Remember that the SIMs for the newer iphones are smaller than the "normal" SIMs.

If you get a sim in Spain, tell them (or show them your iphone) and they will cut it for you. Most mobile phone shops (not all) have a small cutter that they put the larger sims in and cut it so that it fits in a newer iphone.

In Spain you can get these sims "everywhere".... larger supermarkets have them as well.

Buen Camino!
Ivar
 
If you have your service on your iPhone with AT&T, they just implemented a policy whereby they will unlock your phone if your 2 year contract has expired. Don't know what the policy is for other service providers.
 
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I have just sent off for a Vodafone international P as U Go sim from Spain to UK landline only 5p a minute if. If I put £30 on the sim I'll get 240mins free international calls to any landline or mobile..

Buen Camino

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my old i phone 3gs will be my companion in Spain this summer...with a local sim card...thank you for jogging my memory about getting it unlocked.
 
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