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EU visitors need nothing, and the country is small enough that you will roam onto a neighbour's network without trying.

If you have an EU plan, stop reading

  • Roam-like-at-home applies. A SIM from any EU or EEA country works here at your domestic rates, with your domestic allowance. Buying anything local is money wasted.
  • UK plans are not covered any more. Several UK networks reintroduced EU roaming charges after Brexit - check yours before you land rather than after.

The border-hopping quirk

  • Luxembourg is 82 km long. Near the borders your phone will happily connect to a French, Belgian or German mast.
  • Within the EU this costs you nothing thanks to roam-like-at-home - but if you are on a non-EU plan with a Luxembourg-only package, it matters.

Local prepaid SIM

  • POST and Tango cover the country and coverage is complete.
  • Prepaid packs are sold at the airport, the station and in shops.
  • Bring your passport.

eSIM

  • An eSIM is live before you land and skips the shop entirely, which on a short trip is the whole argument for it.
  • Check your phone takes one. Most flagship phones since 2019 do; most budget models do not.

Practical points

  • Keep your home number reachable for two-factor codes. If you swap in a local SIM as your only card, bank apps that text a code to your home number stop working at the worst possible moment. A dual-SIM phone, or an eSIM alongside your home SIM, solves it.
  • Wi-fi is widespread in cafes, hotels and stations.

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