eSIM for Germany

Berlin, Munich, a Christmas market in some half-timbered old town, or the long pull down the Autobahn — wherever Germany takes you, your phone should be working before you've cleared the airport. A Wyra eSIM for Germany connects you to real German networks on arrival: maps live, train app ready, no roaming bill ambush.

Here's something most eSIM sellers won't admit: mobile coverage in Germany can be genuinely uneven outside the big cities — and which network you're on makes a real difference. That's exactly why we run on the major national carriers locals trust, not a generic reseller signal. From the Brandenburg Gate to the Black Forest, you get the strongest local connection — and we'll tell you precisely how much full-speed data comes with it.

Real networks

Your data runs on Vodafone and O2 — Germany's primary mobile networks. Because rural coverage varies by carrier here, riding the major networks matters: you get fast 4G/LTE across the country.

Plans & prices

From a light 1, 3, 5, 10, 20, 50, 100 GB option to unlimited, with validity from 3, 7, 15, 30 or 90 days. Fixed plans start at $2.99.

What “unlimited” really means

"Unlimited" on most travel eSIMs hides a daily speed cap. We state it plainly:

• Unlimited Base — full speed for 1 GB/day, then 512 kbps.
• Unlimited Plus — full speed for 2 GB/day, then 2 Mbps.

Resets every day. No mid-trip wall — a gear-down you saw coming.

How much data do you need?

• Light: 1–3 GB for a few days in Berlin or Munich.
• Normal: 5–10 GB for a one-to-two week trip.
• Heavy (video calls, streaming, navigation-heavy road trips): 20 GB+ or Unlimited.

Driving the Romantic Road or through Bavaria's countryside? Size up — rural Germany leans harder on your connection.