Orange eSIM: What Alt eSIM Actually Gives You
Discover how Alt eSIM's Orange network support can enhance your travel experience across Europe, the Middle East, and Africa with flexible plans and easy connectivity.
Reviewed by Alt eSIM Editorial Team · Last updated 2026-08-28
What You Get and What You Don't
When you buy from Alt eSIM, you get access to Orange's network in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa. This means reliable connectivity in countries like France, Spain, and more. However, remember that Alt eSIM is not Orange; we simply roam onto their network. You won't get Orange's own SIM or contract, but our eSIM is designed to work seamlessly with your device. For instance, if you're traveling to Spain for a week, our eSIM will connect you to Orange's network there. But if you expect Orange's customer service or physical stores, that's not part of the deal.
Applicable Destinations
Our Orange eSIM works in several key regions: Europe Multi-Country, France, Liechtenstein, Spain, Middle East & North Africa, and Africa Multi-Country. In Chinese, these are 歐洲多國, 法國, 列支敦士登, 西班牙, 中東北非多國, and 非洲多國. This covers a wide range of travel scenarios, from a business trip to Paris to a safari in Africa. Whether you're exploring the historic streets of Spain or the mountainous landscapes of Liechtenstein, our eSIM ensures you stay connected. However, it's important to note that this eSIM is not valid outside these regions, so plan accordingly.
Choosing the Right Plan Shape
When selecting a plan, you have two main options: daily plans and total data plans. Daily plans start from US$0.74 per day and offer daily allowances of 1GB or 3GB. This is ideal for short trips or when you need flexibility. On the other hand, total data plans range from 2GB to 50GB and are better for longer trips or when you need a large amount of data upfront. For example, if you're on a 10-day trip to France and expect to use about 2GB per day, a total data plan of 20GB might be the best choice. However, if you're unsure, daily plans offer more flexibility.
How Getting Connected Works
Connecting with our Orange eSIM is straightforward. Once you purchase the eSIM, you'll receive a QR code. Simply scan this code with your device's camera, and the eSIM will be installed. After that, your device will automatically connect to Orange's network in the destination. It's that easy. For example, if you're arriving in Liechtenstein, your phone will connect as soon as you land. However, make sure your device is eSIM compatible and that you have internet access to scan the QR code. If not, you might need to find a Wi-Fi spot first.
What Happens When the Allowance Runs Out
Once your data allowance is used up, your connection speed will drop to 128 or 384 kbps. This is still usable for basic tasks like checking emails or browsing the web, but it might be too slow for streaming or downloading large files. For example, if you're in the middle of a trip and run out of data, you can still use the internet for essential communication. However, if you need more data, you can purchase additional plans. Just be aware that the speed will remain slow until your next plan kicks in.
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