This specific Truly Roaming eSIM plan is designed for use only within Norway. For digital nomads planning to cross borders into countries like Sweden or Denmark, your connection will cease once you leave Norwegian territory. For instance, if you take a train from Oslo to Stockholm or a ferry to Copenhagen, you'll lose connectivity. For seamless multi-country remote work in the Nordic region, we highly recommend exploring our regional Europe eSIMs, which offer continuous coverage across multiple nations.
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Is my Truly Roaming Norway eSIM also valid for travel in neighboring Sweden or Denmark?
Updated April 22, 2026
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