How much does a SIM card cost in France?

The Orange Holiday prepaid cards grant you a SIM card, a French number and allowance that can be used all across Europe. The initial card costs €39.99. From there, you can then choose recharges or either €20 or €40 depending on whether you want 500 or 1,000 SMS and whether you want allowance for 2 or 4 weeks.

Which SIM card is used in France?

SFR SIM Card for France People can buy this prepaid SIM card for France in many places. You can find them in official stores, authorized distributor or at supermarkets just for €3, 99. This SIM card comes with a €5 credit and you will get another €5 if you show your ID.

Can you buy SIM cards in supermarkets?

You can buy sim cards almost anywhere in UK, from supermarkets to corner shops etc. Just make sure you have an unlocked mobile with you.

How do I buy data in France?

To avoid roaming charges when travelling in France, you can jump through hoops to get a French data sim card, or the easiest way, especially for a 1 to 2-week trip, is to simply rent a pocket wifi hot spot and get unlimited 4G/5G in wherever you go during your vacation.

Where can I get a prepaid SIM card in France?

You can get a prepaid SIM card and credit from a mobile phone provider’s boutique (Orange, SFR, or Bouygues Telecom), from an electronics store (Darty or FNAC), tabacs (tobacconist), a post office, or from larger supermarkets.

Is the Bouygues SIM card valid in France?

Basically the sim card they are selling at Paris Airport is a rip off! At least a Bouygues Telecom sim card is valid for 60 days, but just as SFR their prepaid sim card credit is only valid in France. Actually not a bad package, but why only 14 days SFR?

What’s the best way to get a phone in France?

If you are just visiting France, your best bet is to go with a prepaid phone plan. A pay-as-you-go SIM card is easy to set up, and you can find prepaid credit in tabacs and supermarkets throughout the country.

Where can I use my orange SIM card in Europe?

Also, you get 20 GB of data that can be used anywhere in Europe. Because Orange is an established company, you will find Orange stores all over Paris. If you ever run into problems with your SIM Card, you can always pop in to speak to someone — they speak English! The only drawback?