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28.09.2026

Sends introduces eSIM integration: travel data in your app, with no roaming bill

Travelling abroad should start with looking forward to the trip, not thinking about roaming charges, finding a SIM shop at the airport or wondering whether you will have internet when you land.

That is why Sends is introducing a new eSIM-based mobile connectivity service designed to help you stay connected while travelling.

With eSends, you can buy mobile internet for your destination directly through the Sends app, install an eSIM on your compatible device and connect once you arrive.

No physical SIM card. No need to wait until you find a local mobile provider. And no need to make finding internet one of the first things you do after landing.

How eSends works

The process is fully digital and designed to be simple.

1. Choose your destination

Select the country you are travelling to, whether it is the USA, Turkey, Thailand, the UAE, the UK or another available destination.

2. Choose your data package

Select the amount of mobile data you need and how long you want your package to remain active.

3. Buy your eSIM

Purchase the package directly inside the Sends app.

4. Install your eSIM

Add the eSIM to your compatible smartphone.

5. Stay connected

Once activated, you can use mobile internet in your destination country.

Why use an eSIM when travelling?

International travel often creates the same connectivity problems.

Roaming can be expensive, particularly when you are using mobile data heavily. Physical SIM cards mean finding a shop, buying a card and potentially changing the SIM in your phone.

And even if you plan everything in advance, there is one simple problem: you need internet almost immediately after you arrive.

You may need to open Google Maps to find your hotel, order an Uber, message your family, check a booking, use a translation app or access your banking app.

eSends is designed around exactly this moment: having mobile internet available when you need it, without a physical SIM card.

Keep your main SIM and add eSends

An eSIM can work alongside your existing SIM on a compatible device.

This means you can keep your main SIM for calls and SMS while using eSends as an additional source of mobile internet when travelling.

That can be particularly useful if you want to keep your usual number while avoiding reliance on international roaming for your data connection.

Built for different ways of travelling

Not every traveller has the same needs.

Frequent travellers

If you travel internationally regularly, eSends gives you a digital way to arrange your mobile data for each trip.

Stay connected on every trip without worrying about roaming.

Holiday travellers

If you only travel abroad a few times a year, simplicity matters. You can arrange your travel internet before you leave, rather than looking for a SIM provider after you land.

Buy your travel internet before you even land.

Digital nomads

For people who spend longer periods in different countries, eSends can provide an additional mobile data option without the need to repeatedly buy physical SIM cards.

One digital SIM. Internet wherever you go.

Business travellers

When travelling for work, staying connected is not optional. eSends can help you avoid relying entirely on hotel or public Wi-Fi and arrange your mobile data before your trip.

Another service, one Sends experience

Money and connectivity are increasingly part of the same travel experience.

You might use your financial app to manage your money abroad, make a payment, check your balance or transfer funds. Now, with eSends, the same app can also help you arrange your mobile internet.

It is a small but practical addition: less time sorting out connectivity, more time getting on with your trip.

With eSends, staying connected abroad becomes another part of the digital travel experience.

Stay connected wherever you travel — without expensive roaming and physical SIM cards.

 

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