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# What are the prices and tariffs for mobile service abroad?

If you are traveling outside Germany, you have **mobile data** available. When traveling within the EU as well as to Iceland, Norway, Liechtenstein and the United Kingdom (Zone 1), you can continue to use your **mobile** **data volume** simply continue to use it without incurring any additional costs. When traveling to all other countries, you have the option to **data volume** book online.

For trips to Switzerland, the USA and Canada (Zone 2), there is the option of activating a data plan with **250 MB** data volume for 28 days at a price of €11.95. For the remaining countries (Zone 3), a data volume of **5 MB** for 28 days is available at a price of €17.95. The term begins on the day of booking. If needed, you can stack the data amounts by booking the respective plan multiple times. After 28 days have expired, or once the data volume has been used up, it can be activated again. To book the data plans, send an **SMS** with the content **250** for the data plan with 250 MB or with the content **5** for the data plan with 5 MB to the short code +495555.

If you live in the border area near Switzerland, your mobile phone may automatically connect to Switzerland's mobile network. To prevent this, deactivate the automatic network operator selection in your settings and manually select **sipgate** .

Calls and SMS messages made abroad via your sipgate mobile connection are charged at a flat rate of 99 cents per minute or 99 cents per SMS.

**Important**: SMS and calls within the EU are generally not subject to roaming charges.


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