Most modern phones do, but you must check our specific list here: eSIM Compatible Devices to be 100% sure before purchasing. 

 Yes. You need reliable data to buy digital tickets on the Ruter or Vy apps to travel on buses, trams, and ferries in Oslo without facing fines. 

 Generally yes. You will have signal near the ports and along the coast, but connection may drop briefly when the Hurtigruten ships cross open sea stretches. 

 Yes. Norway is a nearly cashless society, and having data for the EasyPark app is essential for parking your rental car or EV in cities and nature spots. 

Yes, surprisingly often.

• Hiking: You will have a strong signal at the base and at the top of Pulpit Rock (Preikestolen). For Trolltunga, you will have a signal at the start and at the "Troll's Tongue" itself, but you will lose signal on the remote parts of the long hike.
• Trains: You will have a strong signal for most of the Flåm Railway and Bergen Line, but it will drop inside the longest mountain tunnels.

 To give you the best speed and coverage, our eSIM connects to Norway’s premium Tier-1 networks, typically Telenor or Telia. Telenor is widely regarded as having the best and most extensive coverage, especially in the remote fjords and northern Arctic regions. 

 This specific plan is valid only within Norway (or, if it's a regional plan, you'd say "Yes"). This is a critical point. If you take the train from Oslo to Stockholm (Sweden) or the ferry to Copenhagen (Denmark), your connection will stop at the border. For this, we highly recommend our Europe Regional eSIM, which covers all of Scandinavia. 

Yes, in all towns and key areas. Norway has one of the best 4G/5G networks in the world. Our eSIM connects to premium networks (like Telenor/Telia) that provide strong coverage in all towns (Bergen, Stavanger, Tromsø, Svolvær - Lofoten) and on the main roads. You will have a signal on most of the "Norway in a Nutshell" tour.