This specific plan is valid only within Finland. Many travelers take the 2-hour ferry from Helsinki to Tallinn (Estonia) or an overnight cruise to Stockholm (Sweden). Once you leave Finnish waters, your connection will stop. For a seamless Baltic tour, we highly recommend our Europe Regional eSIM, which covers Finland, Estonia, Sweden, and the rest of the EU with one plan.
HELP CENTER
Is this eSIM valid for the ferry to Estonia (Tallinn) or Sweden (Stockholm)?
Updated April 22, 2026
Was this answer helpful?
Related questions
Other answers in this topic that travelers found useful.
Which local networks does the Bolivia eSIM connect to? (Is it Entel?)
To give you the best coverage in a high-altitude, remote country, our eSIM connects to Bolivia’s premium providers, typically Entel or…
Read answerWill my phone and usual SIM work in Turkey?
Before buying a travel eSIM, check your phone’s exact model and where it was sold to make sure it’s compatible and not carrier-locked. For y…
Read answerWill I have internet in remote areas of Turkey?
Check the coverage map for your whole route, especially if you’re visiting rural or mountainous areas. A plan with a strong signal in a city…
Read answerIs Turkey included in EU or UK roaming allowances?
You shouldn’t assume it is. Turkey is not part of the EU/EEA free roaming area. Some carriers might include Turkey in certain plans or as an…
Read answerHow should I compare a travel eSIM with an airport SIM in Istanbul?
Look at the total price, amount of data, how long it’s valid for, and whether it includes calls or requires registration. A travel eSIM is c…
Read answer