Roaming in Norway is generally NOT free and can be a major expense, making CheapESIM a far more economical choice. For UK travelers, most major carriers have reintroduced daily roaming fees (e.g., £2-£6 per day) for Norway, which is outside the EU. US, Canadian, and Asian travelers face even higher charges, with pay-per-MB rates quickly depleting your budget. A CheapESIM plan can offer several GBs of data for a fraction of the cost, saving you from unexpected bills. For example, a 10-day, 10GB CheapESIM plan might be just $15-20, a significant saving over potential $50+ roaming fees.
Is roaming free in Norway with my UK or US SIM card, or should I use CheapESIM?
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