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GUIDE

Roaming Abroad,
network by network.

How far each allowance actually reaches once you've landed.

The post-Brexit picture

UK networks no longer have to throw in EU roaming at no extra cost. O2 is the one holdout that never brought charges back.

O2 — free across 49-plus EU destinations

Bundled into every standard plan, with a fair-use data ceiling, no add-on required.

Three — the longest reach of the seven

Go Roam climbs to 163 destinations on the top tier, taking in India, Japan, the UAE, Canada, and Kenya.

Sky Mobile — the odd one out on its own network

Charges by the day through an add-on, even though O2 — the network it actually runs on — includes EU roaming free by default.

iD Mobile — wider than you'd expect for an MVNO

Up to 50 destinations on its better plans.

Tesco Mobile — Home From Home

48 destinations included free on your usual UK allowance, capped at 62 continuous days away within any four-month stretch.

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