Best eSIM for Faroe Islands
The Faroe Islands is a Danish territory outside the EU — Roam Like at Home does not apply. Travel eSIM options for the Faroes are limited; a local SIM from Faroese Telecom or Hey is the more reliable choice for most visits.
Last checked: October 2026. Plans and prices change — verify before purchase.
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How much will it cost for your trip?
Most EU carriers charge daily roaming fees for the Faroe Islands. Some treat it as part of their Nordic or Denmark roaming package — check your specific carrier's Faroe Islands terms. A travel eSIM gives a fixed cost before departure.
Coverage is strong in Tórshavn, Klaksvík and main roads. Remote cliff walks (Sørvágsvatn, Trælanípa, Múlafossur) and mountain routes can drop signal on all networks. Download offline maps and weather info before any wilderness hike — Faroese weather changes rapidly.
Prices sourced from provider websites. Network and status information sourced from provider documentation and official sources (2026).
eSIM — Faroe Islands
Network coverage in the Faroe Islands
The Faroe Islands has two mobile operators: Faroese Telecom (Føroya Tele, dominant) and Nema (formerly Vodafone Faroe Islands). Both now provide 5G across all 18 islands (Faroese Telecom launched in 2024), giving near-total population coverage, plus solid 4G across Tórshavn, Klaksvík, Vestmanna and the main road network. The Faroes are a Danish Crown Territory — not in the EU — so EU Roam Like Home does not apply.
Travel eSIM providers on this page route via one of the two local operators. Coverage is reliable across main tourist routes; remote valleys and sea passages may have limited signal regardless of operator. Signal is absent in some long tunnels and on ferry crossings between islands.
Where are you travelling from? Does your plan cover this destination?
All AT&T plansPlan data / 1 day: US$12; plan data / 30 days: US$120.Get an eSIM.
Unlimited UltimateIncluded in the plan.Keep your plan.
Unlimited Plus, Unlimited Welcome5 GB / 1 day: US$12; 20 GB / 30 days: US$100.Get an eSIM.
Experience Beyond (Go5G Next) · Experience More (Go5G Plus, Magenta MAX)Included in the plan.Keep your plan.
Essentials2 GB / 1 day: US$10; 15 GB / 10 days: US$50; 30 GB / 30 days: US$75.Compare: the pass may be enough.
Full Works (2024+)Included in the plan.Keep your plan.
Other EE plansPlan data / 1 day: £6; plan data / 7 days: £30.Compare: the pass may be enough.
All O2 plans100 MB / 30 days: £26; 500 MB / 30 days: £45; 1 GB / 30 days: £65.Get an eSIM.
Global Roam (Xtra) · Euro RoamIncluded in the plan.Keep your plan.
Other Vodafone plansPlan data / 1 day: £2.75; plan data / 8 days: £16; plan data / 15 days: £21.Compare: the pass may be enough.
AdvancedPlan data / 1 day: £7.Compare: the pass may be enough.
EssentialNo pass: pay as you go.Get an eSIM.
All TELUS plansPlan data / 1 day: CA$18; plan data / 14 days: CA$50; plan data / 30 days: CA$60.Compare: the pass may be enough.
All Bell plans5 GB / 1 day: CA$16; plan data / 7 days: CA$70; plan data / 14 days: CA$75; plan data / 30 days: CA$90; +1 more.Compare: the pass may be enough.
All Rogers plansPlan data / 1 day: CA$18; plan data / 3 days: CA$45; plan data / 7 days: CA$75; plan data / 14 days: CA$100; +1 more.Compare: the pass may be enough.
All Vidéotron plansNo pass: pay as you go. (figure not confirmed by an official source)Get an eSIM.
All Telstra plansPay as you go: A$3/MB.Get an eSIM.
Choice Plus, Plus Family, Plus Promo5 GB / 1 day: A$5.Compare: the pass may be enough.
Other Optus plans1 GB / 1 day: A$10.Get an eSIM.
All Vodafone (TPG) plansPay as you go: A$1/MB.Get an eSIM.
All Vodafone Ireland plans1 GB / 1 day: €5.Get an eSIM.
All Three Ireland plans2 GB / 1 day: €5.99; 6 GB / 3 days: €14.99; 14 GB / 7 days: €34.99.Compare: the pass may be enough.
All eir plansPay as you go: €4.99/MB.Get an eSIM.
Roaming or eSIM — should you buy?
Arrival protocol in the Faroe Islands
VPN, passwords and documents
Faroe Islands has no significant internet restrictions. A VPN can be useful on public Wi-Fi (cafés, hotels, airports) to keep your browsing private from the network operator. A password manager can also be useful. A secure cloud backup of your passport, insurance certificate and hotel bookings is also useful — keep an offline copy too. None of these are mandatory.
Mistakes to avoid in the Faroe Islands
Continuing your trip in Europe?
Many travellers combine the Faroe Islands with neighbouring countries. See our guides for eSIM in Iceland, eSIM in Denmark and eSIM in Norway. For multi-country trips combining the Faroe Islands with neighbouring Europe destinations, our Europe regional plan comparison may be useful.