Europe
eSIM France
France has excellent mobile coverage from Paris to Provence, Brittany to the Alps. Our eSIM plans run on the Orange and SFR networks, giving you fast 4G data in cities, countryside, and along tourist routes.
How many days are you traveling for?
Select your eSIM plan
How many eSIMs do you need?
Select one eSIM per person
Unlimited plans include 1 GB of full-speed data per day. After that, your speed is reduced for the rest of that day and resets to full speed the next day.
Included
What's included
Supported networks
- FR - Orange 5G
Refund policy
If your eSIM fails to activate and our support team can't resolve it, you're eligible for a full refund. See our full return policy for details.
Why use an eSIM in France?
French phone shops require proof of a French address to get the best local rates, and tourist SIMs are often limited. A Becca Mobile eSIM gives you transparent pricing with no local requirements.
Device compatibility
eSIMs work with iPhone XS and newer, most Android phones from 2020 onwards, and many recent iPads and tablets. Check Settings under Mobile Data to confirm eSIM support on your device.
Check device compatibility →Frequently asked questions
Does the France eSIM work in Monaco and Corsica?
The plan covers mainland France and Corsica. Monaco uses French networks so coverage there is generally good, though we cannot guarantee it as Monaco is technically a separate country.
Will the eSIM work on the TGV high-speed trains?
Yes. Major TGV routes have mobile coverage. In longer tunnels under mountains you may briefly lose signal.
Does the France eSIM work in the French Alps and ski resorts?
Coverage is good in ski resort towns like Chamonix, Courchevel, and Val d'Isère. On remote mountain ridges the signal may be weak.
What is the data speed in Paris?
In Paris you can typically get 30-80 Mbps on LTE, which is more than enough for navigation, streaming, and video calls.
Does the eSIM cover the French overseas territories like Guadeloupe?
No. This plan covers metropolitan France only. French overseas territories require a separate plan.