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- Uitbreidbare snelle data
- 30 dagen geldig vanaf activering
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France Plans and Europe Plans Sit on the Same Page Here, and They Are Not Priced Alike
Paris, Nice, Lyon, Marseille, Bordeaux, Strasbourg and Corsica all come under one purchase, so the choice on this page is not where you are going. It is which of two products you buy. The button above counts 80 plans and quotes 2.02 dollars, but that headline price belongs to a Europe card; the cheapest France card is 2.32 dollars. If your search was Paris eSIM, or Nice eSIM, this page is the answer to both.
What the France Cards Actually Offer
Airalo, Roamify and Esimaccess all list France cards, and they are not competing on the same thing, so the cheapest entry price and the cheapest data are not the same plan.
The cheapest gigabytes here cost 0.48 dollars, and they are Roamify cards
Roamify entry starts at 2.55 dollars, validity runs 1 to 30 days, and there is one unlimited option. On cost per gigabyte at best value it is the lowest on the France cards. Listed as 4G.
Airalo is the only 5G label here, and it charges close to three times the cheapest rate
Entry from 4.00 dollars, validity 3 to 30 days, six unlimited options. About 1.30 dollars per gigabyte at best value against 0.48 on the Roamify cards, so the 5G label costs you close to three times as much per gigabyte. Whether you see 5G standing in a particular street is a different question, and not one the label answers.
Two Esimaccess cards stretch to 180 days, further than anything else here
Entry from 2.32 dollars, the lowest entry price on the France cards, about 0.64 dollars per gigabyte at best value. No unlimited option. Nothing else on the France cards runs past 30 days.
Which of the Two Sets Is Cheaper, and by How Much
Both sets sit on this page, one above the other, and the difference between them is easy to miss. The figures below are measured card by card.
On the middle plan, France cards are the better buy
Median cost per gigabyte across the France cards is about 0.91 dollars. Across the Europe cards it is about 1.14 dollars. The single cheapest gigabyte rate, 0.48 dollars, appears in both sets, so the difference is in the middle of the range rather than at the bottom.
The Europe cards win on length, not on price
Europe cards run out to 365 days against 180 on the France cards, and there are 14 unlimited options against 7. If the trip is one country and under a month, the France cards are the cheaper half of this page.
The 2G and 3G Switch Off Is About Your Handset, Not Your Plan
This is about your handset, not about which plan you buy.
ARCEP, 30 March 2026: 2.4 million SIMs were still 2G or 3G only
The French regulator ARCEP reported that at the end of December 2025 some 2.4 million SIM cards in France still worked only on 2G or 3G, an 11 per cent fall in six months, and said the shutdown of those networks is not expected to change coverage levels nationwide. The practical reading for a visitor is about the phone: a handset that can only reach 3G is running out of road in France, and no eSIM fixes that.
Which French Operator a Card Lands On
France has four mobile networks and your plan will use one of them without telling you which.
Four networks operate in France and the plan does not tell you which one you get
Orange, SFR, Bouygues Telecom and Free Mobile all run networks there. No card on the France list names which of the four it roams onto, so it is not something the purchase decides.
Paris, Nice and Corsica Are One Purchase at One Price
Distance and the Mediterranean crossing change nothing about what you pay.
The ferry crossing to Corsica does not change your bill
No supplier here sells a city or island plan for France. What changes between Paris and Corsica is not the price but the handset in your pocket and how much data you bought.
How Much to Buy for a Week in France
Sizing is where most of the money is wasted, in both directions.
Maps, messaging and a few photos: 3 to 5 gigabytes a week
Offline maps downloaded before you fly cut this sharply. At the 0.48 dollar rate a five gigabyte week is small money; at 1.30 dollars it is not, which is the whole argument for checking cost per gigabyte rather than the entry price.
Video and tethering push you into unlimited territory
Seven of the France cards are unlimited. If you plan to stream or work off the connection, compare those against a large fixed bundle rather than assuming unlimited is dearer.
Two Things to Settle Before You Fly to France
Both take five minutes at home and neither can be fixed at the airport.
Confirm the handset is eSIM capable and unlocked
An eSIM is a profile, not a card, so a locked phone or one without eSIM support will not take it. Given the 2G and 3G switch off above, an older handset is worth checking twice.
Install before departure, activate on arrival
Download the profile over your home connection. Installing needs internet; activating does not. Doing it in the reverse order is the single most common way this goes wrong.
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