Corfu eSIM

Yes, that's exactly how it's meant to work. Buy it before you leave, install it at home, and you're connected the moment you land.

For most visitors from outside the EU, yes, by quite a bit. Roaming in Greece adds up fast. A prepaid eSIM gives you a fixed cost upfront with no surprise charges when you get home.

Yes, hotspot and tethering are working fine. Share your connection with a travel partner or laptop from your phone settings, no extra setup required.

Check that mobile data is on, roaming is enabled, and the eSIM is set as your active data line. If it still isn't connecting, reach out to support and they can sort it remotely.

Make sure mobile data is turned on, roaming is enabled, and the eSIM is selected as your data line. If it still won’t connect, contact support, and they can fix it remotely.

For data, yes. For calls and texts, most travellers keep their home SIM active alongside it. Both lines run simultaneously on the same device without any conflict.

No, leave it in. Your home SIM stays active the whole time while the Corfu eSIM runs as a separate data line alongside it.

Yes, that is supported on recent iPhones and a variety of Android devices, such as the Samsung Galaxy and Google Pixel. Look in your cellular settings for an option to "add a new plan," to see if you're compatible.

Not noticeably. Running two SIM lines uses a negligible amount of extra power, you're unlikely to see any real difference in battery life.

It is normally a configuration issue and not the internet. Double-check that you have turned on mobile data, enabled roaming, and that eSIM is your active data line. Still won't connect? Seek our support team, and they'll sort it out remotely.