Carte de voyage prépayée Orange World Global de voyage eSIM

Yes — this plan is not data-only. It comes with a French mobile number (+33) that works in every covered destination. Incoming calls and texts to that number are free, and the plan also includes 15 minutes of outgoing international calls (10 minutes in Zones 4–6) and 50 SMS.

Because the line is hosted on Orange France, any service messages sent by the network arrive in French. That is normal and not a fault.

Each eSIM covers specific countries or regions. You can view the full list by clicking the 'View Coverage Country List' link located just below the Add to Cart section on the product page.

No. This eSIM covers 180+ destinations, but the data allowance depends on the zone you are travelling in: 20GB in Zone 1 (all of Europe, the USA, Canada, Japan, South Korea, China, Australia, New Zealand, Thailand and most major destinations), 15GB in Zone 2, 10GB in Zone 3, 5GB in Zone 4, 1GB in Zone 5 and 50MB in Zone 6.

Please check the allowance table on this page for your destination before you buy. Switzerland, the United Arab Emirates, Belarus, Côte d’Ivoire, Moldova, Montenegro and North Macedonia are Zone 6 (50MB) — for those trips a dedicated regional eSIM is the better choice.

Your eSIM will connect to one or more local networks in the covered countries. Most support 4G LTE, and some offer 5G speeds where available.

This plan runs for 30 days. The clock starts as soon as the eSIM is installed and connects to a network, so install it just before you travel or once you arrive.

Yes. This eSIM is rechargeable — keep the same eSIM and the same French number, and top up at travel.orange.com to add data or extend your validity. There is nothing to reinstall.

Dial *#06#. If you see a 32-digit EID number, your device supports eSIM.
(Note: MEID is not the same as EID.)

At sea, signals are usually only available via satellite networks, which our eSIMs do not support. Near ports, your eSIM will reconnect to local networks.

This eSIM is designed primarily for smartphones. While some tablets support eSIM, we cannot guarantee compatibility on all non-phone devices.

Our support team is available daily via live chat and email at hello@globalstarlink.com.au. We're happy to assist you with any questions.

After purchase, you'll receive a QR code via email. Scan it in your phone's mobile settings to download and install the eSIM.

Yes – you can install it before you travel. However, if you enter any country listed in the plan's roaming coverage before your intended destination, the eSIM will automatically activate. We recommend installing shortly before departure if you're transiting through other covered countries.

This eSIM will activate automatically when you arrive at your destination. Just make sure mobile data is enabled and data roaming is turned on in your phone's settings.

Yes. Once active, your eSIM will connect to a supported local network included in your plan.
Make sure your phone's Mobile Data is set to the eSIM and Data Roaming is enabled.

If manual activation is required, step-by-step instructions will be included in your QR code email.

You can monitor your data usage in your phone settings:

iOS: Settings > Mobile > Current Period (or Current Period Roaming)
Android: Settings > Network & Internet > Data Usage

You can also check your remaining data through our Customer Portal.

Your data allowance is fixed for the destination zone you are in — see the allowance table on this page.

Yes. This eSIM is rechargeable — keep the same eSIM and the same French number, and top up at travel.orange.com to add data or extend your validity. There is nothing to reinstall.

Yes, hotspot and tethering are supported and will use your data allowance.

Check your data usage and confirm you're in a covered country. Try toggling Airplane Mode on and off, restarting your device, or manually selecting a network. If issues persist, contact our support team.

Yes. Incoming calls and texts on your French number are free. For outgoing, the plan includes 15 minutes of international calls (10 minutes in Zones 4–6) and 50 SMS. Once those are used up you can keep calling and messaging over data with apps such as WhatsApp, FaceTime or Facebook Messenger.

Yes — a French mobile number (+33), usable anywhere the plan is covered, with free incoming calls and texts. Dial #123# from the eSIM line to see your number and your remaining data, call and SMS credit.

Yes – if your phone supports dual SIM, leave your Australian SIM in the device with Data Roaming turned off, and set your travel eSIM as the primary for Mobile Data.

Absolutely! Apps like WhatsApp, FaceTime, Facebook Messenger, or Google Voice work well over data and are a great alternative to traditional calling while travelling.