TL;DR: Opera has added a built-in travel eSIM to its Android browser and offers eligible users 3GB of free data for three days. The eSIM works across the whole phone, covers 47 destinations, and requires an eSIM-compatible, carrier-unlocked phone running Android 10 or newer.

Opera has added a built-in travel eSIM to Opera for Android, according to a report published on September 29, 2026. Opera said the feature is available inside its Android browser and that eligible users can claim 3GB of free data without sign-up or payment details.

Opera’s travel eSIM covers 47 destinations and provides mobile data to the whole phone, not just the browser. Opera said the service supports 5G where local networks support it, and users do not need a separate provider app or account to install or manage the eSIM.

Users can claim the free data by opening Opera, tapping the profile icon, selecting eSIM, and choosing Claim. The data starts counting only when the user connects at the destination. The feature requires an eSIM-compatible, carrier-unlocked phone running Android 10 or newer, and the plans are data-only, so the user’s existing phone number stays unchanged.

The free 3GB offer lasts three days and is limited to users in the United States, United Kingdom, Germany, France, Canada, the United Arab Emirates, Brazil, the Netherlands, Norway, Sweden, and Poland. Opera said anyone can buy the eSIM, and paid plans are available in 3GB, 5GB, and 10GB options for 30 days, with pricing varying by destination.

Relevant questions

How much free data does Opera offer with its Android travel eSIM?

Opera offers eligible Android users 3GB of free data for three days. The offer does not require sign-up or payment details.

Which countries are eligible for Opera's free travel eSIM offer?

The free offer is limited to users in the United States, United Kingdom, Germany, France, Canada, the United Arab Emirates, Brazil, the Netherlands, Norway, Sweden, and Poland. Opera said anyone can still buy the eSIM.

What phones can use Opera's built-in travel eSIM?

Opera said the feature requires an eSIM-compatible, carrier-unlocked phone running Android 10 or newer. The plans are data-only and do not change the user’s existing phone number.

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