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Every Roamly plan has a set validity period (e.g. 7 days, 14 days, 30 days). Once that window closes, the eSIM will no longer connect to mobile data, regardless of how much data you have remaining. Here’s what to expect.

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How validity works

The countdown typically starts when you first connect to a mobile network at your destination. For example, a 7-day plan activated on Monday will expire the following Monday.

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Can I extend my plan?

If your plan supports top-ups, purchasing a top-up will extend the validity period. Check your eSIM detail page on My eSIMs to see if top-ups are available.

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What happens to the eSIM on my phone?

The eSIM profile will remain on your phone but won’t provide data. You can:
  • Delete it from your phone settings to keep things tidy.
  • Leave it — it won’t cause any issues or charges.

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Can I reactivate an expired plan?

No. Once a plan has expired, it cannot be reactivated. You would need to purchase a new plan for your next trip.