10 GB Internet in Romania - 30 Days
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How to Use Your 10 GB eSIM in Romania
Purchase & Receive Your QR Code
The moment you buy your Romania 10 GB plan, your QR code lands in your inbox and dashboard.
Install the eSIM
Go to Settings → Mobile Data → Add eSIM and scan the QR code. Stay on Wi-Fi while you install.
Activate & Connect
Switch on the eSIM Romania data plan in your settings - it'll connect to the network automatically. Already abroad? Turn on Data Roaming.
You're Online!
You've got 10 GB of data for 30 days in Romania. Keep your primary SIM switched on if you still need calls and SMS.
This plan includes 10 GB of data in Romania, valid for 30 days - plenty for maps, messaging apps, and browsing. Track usage in your dashboard to stay on top of it.
Important Notes
- •Install your Romania eSIM before your trip, while you still have Wi-Fi.
- •Your device must be eSIM-compatible and carrier-unlocked.
- •Each QR code can only be scanned once - don't delete the eSIM after installing it.
Romania eSIM - Frequently Asked Questions
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Why Travelers Choose an eSIM for Romania
Flying into Bucharest (OTP) for Palace of Parliament and Old Town, Cluj-Napoca (CLJ) for Transylvania's cultural capital, or road-tripping Bran Castle ("Dracula's Castle"), Peleș Castle and the painted Moldavian monasteries? A Romania eSIM connects to Orange Romania, Vodafone Romania or Digi the moment your plane lands — no airport kiosk queue, no CNP-linked SIM paperwork. Under EU Roam Like At Home, the eSIM covers side-trips to Bulgaria, Hungary and the rest of the EU. Activate a plan in two minutes, scan the QR code, and you're online for Bolt rides across Bucharest, Transfăgărășan mountain-pass GPS, or Maramureș wooden-church booking navigation. Choose a 7-day 3 GB plan for a Bucharest + Brașov + Bran weekend, a 30-day 10 GB plan for a full Romania circuit including Transylvania, Moldavia monasteries and the Danube Delta, or Romania eSIM unlimited data for longer digital-nomad stays in Cluj or Timișoara.
eSIM vs Orange Romania Tourist SIM — Which Works Best in Transylvania?
Orange Romania, Vodafone Romania and Digi sell tourist SIMs at Bucharest and Cluj airports, but activation needs passport + tourist form. A Romania travel eSIM activates before you land and uses EU Roam Like At Home for Bulgaria or Hungary side-trips.
| eSIM | Orange Romania Tourist SIM | |
|---|---|---|
| Setup time | ≈ 2 minutes (QR scan pre-flight) | 15–30 minutes (OTP/CLJ kiosk) |
| Paperwork | none | passport + tourist form |
| Cost | from ~$0.50/day | RON 30–80 (~$6–18) tourist pack |
| EU roaming | Roam Like At Home across EU | same — EU roaming included |
| Coverage | Orange RO / Vodafone RO 4G/5G | same carriers |
Mobile operators in Romania: Orange, Vodafone, Digi and Telekom
Romania has four mobile networks. Orange România runs the largest one, Vodafone Romania is a close second, Digi Mobil has grown fast on affordable plans and dense city coverage, and Telekom Romania Mobile rounds out the market. 4G reaches essentially every town and main road, and 5G is live in Bucharest, Cluj-Napoca, Brașov, Timișoara and other large cities.
For a visitor this is good news either way: a travel eSIM for Romania connects through a major local network, and Romanian mobile internet has a strong reputation — the country built modern infrastructure late and fast. You'll see Digi and Telekom shops everywhere, but for a short trip the eSIM route skips their in-store registration process entirely.
Where you'll use your Romania eSIM: Bucharest, Brașov and Cluj
In Bucharest, data does the practical work: the airport train from Otopeni to Gara de Nord, ride-hailing across a city built for cars, menu translation in the Lipscani old quarter and timed tickets for places like Therme București just north of the capital. Little of everyday tourist life here runs on paper.
Brașov is Romania's mountain hub — Piața Sfatului and the Black Church in town, the Poiana Brașov ski slopes twenty minutes uphill in winter — while Cluj-Napoca is Transylvania's student capital and hosts the Untold festival every summer. In both, you'll lean on live maps for mountain roads, weather checks before hikes and e-tickets for festivals and cable cars.
Beyond the big three, the same eSIM keeps working in Constanța and the Mamaia beach strip on the Black Sea, in Iași in the east and in Oradea's Art-Nouveau centre near the Hungarian border — Romanian networks follow the population, so wherever there is tourist life, there is dependable 4G.
Romania eSIM FAQ — Bucharest/Brașov Coverage, Orange Romania & Transylvania Travel
Which is the best eSIM for Romania?
The best eSIM for Romania depends on your route — a 7-day 3 GB plan fits a Bucharest + Brașov + Bran Castle weekend, a 30-day 10 GB plan covers a full Romania circuit including Sibiu, Sighișoara, the painted monasteries of Moldavia and the Danube Delta, and Romania eSIM unlimited data suits longer digital-nomad stays in Cluj-Napoca or Timișoara. Our Romania eSIMs run on Orange Romania and Vodafone Romania, with dense 4G/5G across the major cities and along the Transfăgărășan mountain road.
Is a prepaid Romania eSIM available for tourists?
Yes — a prepaid Romania eSIM arrives as a QR code within minutes. Install it before boarding and activate on arrival at Henri Coandă International (OTP) or Cluj-Napoca (CLJ). Under EU Roam Like At Home rules, the plan works across Bulgaria, Hungary, Austria and the rest of the EU — perfect for travelers doing a Black Sea coast loop that crosses into Bulgaria or a Transylvania + Budapest combo.
Does a Romania eSIM work in remote Transylvania villages and the Danube Delta?
Yes — Orange Romania and Vodafone Romania have 4G across most Transylvanian towns (Brașov, Sibiu, Sighișoara, Alba Iulia), along the DN1 highway and on the Transfăgărășan / Transalpina mountain passes. Danube Delta coverage is good around Tulcea and the main waterway villages (Sulina, Mila 23), with occasional drops on deep reed-channel boat trips. Every UNESCO painted monastery in Moldavia has reliable 4G.
Does Digi Mobil support eSIM for tourists?
Digi Mobil offers eSIM to its own subscribers, but signing up as a visitor usually means a store visit, Romanian paperwork and a local plan. A travel eSIM for Romania is issued online as a QR code and works the moment you land, with no registration at all — for a short trip it's the practical route, while Digi's shops keep serving local customers.
Can I use a Romania eSIM as a hotspot for my laptop?
Yes — tethering with a travel eSIM generally works just like with a physical SIM. It's a lifesaver on inter-city trains, in guesthouses with weak Wi-Fi and in Transylvanian mountain pensions. If you plan to work remotely, keep an eye on your data balance: a laptop hotspot uses gigabytes noticeably faster than maps and messaging on a phone.
Do I need a Romanian phone number as a tourist?
Usually not. A travel eSIM for Romania is a data plan without a local number, and almost everything a visitor does — ride-hailing, food delivery, CFR train tickets online, hotel bookings — runs over data. SMS verifications still arrive on your home number, as long as your primary SIM stays active for calls and texts alongside the eSIM.
Is 5G available in Romania with a travel eSIM?
Romanian operators have launched 5G in Bucharest and major cities including Cluj-Napoca, Brașov and Timișoara. If both your plan and your phone support 5G, the eSIM connects to it where the signal is available and falls back to fast 4G everywhere else — which comfortably handles navigation, video calls and streaming on the road.