Faroe Islands eSIM for travel
Prepaid mobile data for Faroe Islands: one plan: 3 GB for 30 days. Buy it in a minute, get your QR code by email, and you're online the moment you land — no airport SIM queue, no roaming bill.
Faroe Islands eSIM plans
What it costs in your currency
Pick your currency at checkout and you're charged exactly that amount — no surprise conversion by your bank.
| Plan | USD | EUR | NGN | KES | GHS | ZAR | EGP |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3 GB · 30 days | $5.99 | €5.32 | NGN 7,971 | KES 776 | GHS 69 | ZAR 100 | EGP 313 |
How much data do you need?
- Messaging, maps and ride-hailing: roughly 100–300 MB a day.
- Social media and photo sharing: roughly 0.5–1 GB a day.
- Video calls: roughly 0.5–1 GB per hour.
- Use hotel Wi-Fi for backups, app updates and streaming to make a plan last.
Before you buy
- Check your phone supports eSIM — takes 10 seconds, or look up your model.
- Setup guides for iPhone, Samsung and Pixel.
- Your phone must be unlocked (not tied to one carrier).
Faroe Islands eSIM — common questions
How much is an eSIM for Faroe Islands?
Faylo's Faroe Islands eSIM starts at $5.99 for 3 GB over 30 days (about NGN 7,971). You pay once, up front — no contract and no roaming bill afterwards.
Will it work on my phone?
Only if your phone supports eSIM. Dial *#06# — if you see a 32-digit EID number, it does. Most iPhones from the XS onward, recent Samsung Galaxy S and Z models and Google Pixels support eSIM; many budget Android phones, including a lot of Tecno, Infinix and itel models, don't yet.
When should I install my Faroe Islands eSIM?
Before you fly, while you're on Wi-Fi. The QR code arrives by email within seconds of paying; scan it, then switch your mobile data to the Faylo line when you land.
Do I keep my WhatsApp and my own number?
Yes. Your usual SIM stays in your phone, and WhatsApp keeps working on the same account over your Faylo data. Turn off data roaming on your home line so it doesn't bill you while you're away.
What if it doesn't work?
Message us on WhatsApp and a real person will sort it out — including a refund if your phone genuinely can't use it, or if your carrier has locked eSIM on your line.