No, a CheapESIM plan specifically for Serbia will not provide coverage in Kosovo. These are distinct mobile network territories, and plans are geo-restricted. Kosovo operates with its own network providers such as IPKO and Vala. Attempting to use a Serbian eSIM in Kosovo will result in a loss of connectivity, potentially leaving you without data. For travelers visiting both regions, CheapESIM advises purchasing a separate eSIM plan for Kosovo or considering a broader European regional plan if available, ensuring continuous, cost-effective internet access without unexpected service interruptions.
If I travel to Kosovo, will my CheapESIM Serbia plan continue to work there?
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