With the Finland eSIM from eSIMony, you can start surfing immediately after purchase! Order your mobile data package for Finland here! Install the eSIM before your trip and activate the data package upon arrival at your destination.
- Network: Elisa Oyj, Telia Finland Oyj
- Speed: 2G/3G/4G/5G
- Tethering: Unlimited (Fair Use Policy)
- Throttling: No
- Runtime: Flexibly selectable
- Calls and SMS: No
- Delivery time: Immediate delivery
- Roaming charges: No
- Installation: Via QR code or manually
- Activation: Switch on data roaming after arrival at your destination
- Card exchange: Not necessary
- Phone number change: Not necessary
- Contract commitment: Not necessary
- Network coverage: Stable coverage in big cities, metropolitan regions, and tourist areas
eSIM installation
After purchasing your preferred eSIM plan from eSIMony, you will receive an activation code (QR code) by email, which you should use before you leave for Finland to install the eSIM profile on your smartphone.
To do this, go to the settings on your device and follow the instructions in the installation guide that was emailed to you. As an alternative to the QR code, you can use the numeric code provided for activation.
eSIM plan activation
After your arrival in Finland, switch on your device so that your eSIM plan can be activated correctly. Make sure that data roaming is switched on for this. To test the connection, you can call up any website.
Compatibility
Most modern smartphones support eSIM technology. Check the list of compatible devices in our compatibility overview or take a look into the technical specifications of your phone.
Delivery time
Once you have purchased the right eSIM plan for Finland, you can start surfing right away. Your Finland eSIM will be installed and activated using the activation code (QR code) sent to you by email in the order confirmation.
Coverage
In cities such as Helsinki, Tampere, Turku, Oulu, and other urban centers as well as areas of Finland that are well-developed for tourism, you can expect excellent network coverage and high data transfer speeds. However, in remote, sparsely populated or particularly rural regions, especially in the far north, coverage can be weaker and less stable in places.
