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Forums › Mobile handsets › Using a travel esim while overseas and using wifi calling - is this possible without incurring roaming charges.
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  #3460799 11-Feb-2026 21:30
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That's weird. I've not had that problem before using the Revolut data eSIM (as far as I know). Might look at trying Bcengi. I can always reactivate my Revolut eSIM if I have any problems. Cheers




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  #3466403 3-Mar-2026 13:39
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Stu1:

 

CYaBro:

 

We have a 6 day trip to Aus coming up so am looking at this as well. 
Anybody tried this?

 

https://www.optus.com.au/customer-extras/network-trial

 

 

it’s good I went on the higher plan my wife and kids did the 7 day trail works great it’s an eSIM as well 

 

 

 

 

Did you have any issues verfiying your passport? I've tried multiple times and mine keeps getting rejected

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  #3466406 3-Mar-2026 13:41
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thewabbit:

 

 

 

Did you have any issues verfiying your passport? I've tried multiple times and mine keeps getting rejected

 

 

Haven't been yet, early April.

 

Will post back here on how it goes.

 

Edit: Damn just saw this.  Looks like will have to pay for something now. :(




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