オーストリアのeSIM – 旅先のモバイルデータ通信
オーストリア

オーストリア eSIM

Austria eSIM on the A1, Magenta and Drei networks, from 1 to 50 GB or unlimited, prepaid with no contract and no registration – you are online the moment you land at Vienna Airport.

Data only – no number, no SMS
7 to 180 days, starts on first use
Hotspot allowed, top up any time
返金保証
安全な決済

公正使用ポリシー

1日2GB高速、その後無制限1Mbps

1GB
有効期間 日間
2,44€ 1,95€
3GB
有効期間 日間
12,44€ 9,95€
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5GB
有効期間 日間
17,44€ 13,95€
10GB
有効期間 日間
23,69€ 18,95€
20GB
有効期間 日間
29,94€ 23,95€
50GB
有効期間 日間
52,44€ 41,95€

選択内容

オーストリア eSIM-
ネットワークA1, T-Mobile, H3G
利用期間-
合計-

期間は現地で初めて接続したときから始まります。今日購入して3週間後に出発しても問題ありません。

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オーストリア向けSimbye eSIMの使い方

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eSIMデータプランを選択

Set it up before you fly

You buy the eSIM, get the email and set everything up at home on Wi-Fi – one tap on the link or the QR code from the mail. The clock does not start there: it starts when the eSIM first connects in Austria.

2
インストールをタップ

Switch it on after you arrive

Whether you land at Vienna-Schwechat, Salzburg, Innsbruck, Graz, Linz or Klagenfurt, or arrive by train via Salzburg or Kufstein: airplane mode off, set mobile data to the Simbye line and switch data roaming on for it. One or two minutes later you are on one of the three networks.

3
データローミングを有効化

Keep an eye on your data

You can see your usage any time in the app or on your order page. When it runs low, you top up in seconds – same eSIM, nothing to reinstall. Using the hotspot for a laptop, tablet or a travel companion's phone is allowed.

デバイスの互換性を確認

購入前にお使いのデバイスがeSIMに対応しているか確認してください

オーストリアではどれくらいのデータ量が必要ですか?

当てずっぽうではなく、ちゃんと計算できるように。旅行で実際に使うアプリが、1時間あたりどれくらいデータを使うのかをまとめました。

WhatsApp
1時間あたり約 30 MB
通話の場合 — メッセージはほとんど消費しません
Google Maps
1時間あたり 2–5 MB
航空写真なしのナビ
Spotify
1時間あたり 40–70 MB
設定した音質による
ウェブとメール
1時間あたり 60–240 MB
ニュースサイト、メール、検索
Instagram
1時間あたり 400–600 MB
フィードをスクロール
TikTok
1時間あたり 840 MB – 1 GB
動画が次々に再生される
YouTube
1時間あたり 0.5 – 1.5 GB
画質による
Netflix
1時間あたり最大 3 GB
HD の場合。「データセーバー」なら約 170 MB

Netflix と Spotify の数値は各社の公式情報(Netflix ヘルプセンター、Spotify サポート、2026年8月28日取得)。それ以外は通信事業者(o2、Vodafone、EE)の目安で、画質や電波状況によって変わります。

連絡がとれれば十分
メッセージ、ときどき地図、メールのチェック。あとはホテルの Wi-Fi で。
1–3 GB
3 GB で十分
ふつうの旅行
ナビ、SNS、写真のアップロード、夜に動画を少し。
5–10 GB
10 GB なら安心
外出が多い・パソコンも持っていく
夜は動画配信、家族とビデオ通話、スマホ経由でノートパソコンやタブレットもネットに。
20 GB 以上
20 GB、またはデータ無制限のプラン

オーストリアではどの通信ネットワークにつながりますか?

Your eSIM picks the Austrian network on its own – nothing to set up, no operator to choose.

A1 Austria
161Mbit/s
下り
21Mbit/s
上り
28ms
応答
T-Mobile Austria (Magenta)
188Mbit/s
下り
33Mbit/s
上り
25ms
応答
H3G Austria (Drei)
178Mbit/s
下り
27Mbit/s
上り
25ms
応答

モバイル通信の実測平均値、nPerfバロメーター(測定期間 01.04.2025 – 31.03.2026)。実際の速度は場所・時間帯・端末によって変わります。

Austria has three networks of its own: A1, Magenta (formerly T-Mobile Austria) and Drei. Your eSIM can use all three. After you land, your phone picks the one with the best signal by itself and switches again later if another one fits better. There is nothing to enter and nothing to choose. Only if reception is odd in one spot can you go into your settings and try one of the three networks manually.

In the cities – Vienna, Graz, Linz, Salzburg, Innsbruck, Klagenfurt, Villach and Bregenz – at Vienna, Salzburg and Innsbruck airports and along the motorways and main rail lines, coverage is dense, 5G included. In the tourist regions of Tyrol, in Salzburger Land, in Carinthia around Lake Wörthersee and in Styria near Schladming you are fine in the villages and at the lifts. Narrow side valleys, high alpine terrain in the Hohe Tauern and hiking trails away from the lifts are the exception: there the signal is weak or simply absent.

オーストリアではeSIMと現地のSIMカード、どちらがよいですか?

比較 Simbye eSIM 現地SIMカード
ID required?No. You buy online and you are done in minutes.Yes. Austrian prepaid cards have had to be registered since 2019 – with ID in the shop, by post ident or by video identification.
When do you have internet?Set up by QR code before you fly, live on the first connection in Austria.Only once you have found a tobacconist, a shop or a vending machine – after a late flight, possibly not until the next day.
What do you pay?A fixed amount up front, no bill afterwards.Starter pack plus credit. Whatever you do not use is gone on departure day.
Phone numberNone. Data only, no calls and no SMS over the network.An Austrian +43 number, with calls and SMS depending on the plan.
Keep your own line?Yes. Your usual number stays active and the eSIM runs alongside it as a second line.Only with two SIM slots, otherwise you have to take your own card out.
Language when buyingGerman or English, calmly from home.German is spoken in the shop. English usually works in Vienna, in smaller towns not always.
Topping upAny time from the app, on the slopes or on the Railjet.Buy a credit voucher at a petrol station, a tobacconist or a supermarket.
If something goes wrongEmail support, replacement link and QR code within a few hours.Back to the shop, and only during opening hours – on Sundays almost everything in Austria is closed.

Why roaming on your home contract gets expensive in Austria

Roaming is the expensive, opaque option. Many home plans bill a day pass for every day you are abroad, others charge per megabyte, and almost none tell you where you stand while you travel – you find out on the invoice. Travellers from Turkey, the United States, Brazil, the United Kingdom, Switzerland, the Balkans, the Gulf states and Asia all run into the same thing in Austria: the line works, but every look at the map costs.

Even plans that simply keep running abroad almost always cap how much data you may use outside your home country. Two weeks of navigating, uploading photos and hanging a laptop off the hotspot every evening gets you there faster than you would think – and past that cap each gigabyte is billed separately.

The second reason has nothing to do with roaming. Since 2019 an Austrian prepaid card only comes with registration and an ID check. If you would rather skip that, if you need a clean second line for a work phone, or if you simply run out of data on day ten, you buy data here prepaid and are done in a few minutes. And we will say just as plainly what you do not get: no Austrian phone number, no SMS, no calls over the network.

Where the networks actually reach

In Vienna, Graz, Linz, Salzburg, Innsbruck, Klagenfurt, Villach and Bregenz you will barely notice a difference between A1, Magenta and Drei. 4G is practically everywhere, 5G in the cities and along the main corridors: the West motorway Vienna–Linz–Salzburg, the South and Tauern motorways, the Inn valley and Brenner routes. On the train between Vienna and Salzburg you have signal almost the whole way – in long tunnels such as the Arlberg or under the Tauern the connection can drop.

It gets more interesting in the mountains. In the big ski areas – Sölden, Ischgl, St. Anton, Saalbach-Hinterglemm, Zell am See-Kaprun, Schladming, Kitzbühel, Nassfeld – coverage is dense, because tens of thousands of people are out there at once in winter. A1 traditionally covers the most ground and reaches furthest into the side valleys.

It thins out where hardly anyone lives: the far ends of the Ötztal, the Lechtal or the Defereggental, the Hohe Tauern away from the roads, hiking trails with no lift beside them. At many mountain huts you have no signal at all, and no eSIM changes that. Download your map, your ticket and your route plan before you set off.

Registration duty: it applies to the prepaid card in the shop, not to your eSIM

知っておきたいこと

In Austria, prepaid cards have had to be registered to a person since 1 September 2019. If you pick up a card at a tobacconist or a petrol station, you then have to identify yourself – in a shop, by post ident or by video identification. Without that registration the card gets switched off.

Our eSIM is not an Austrian prepaid card; it connects as a guest to the A1, Magenta and Drei networks. That is why the registration does not apply: buy it, set it up by QR code, go online. And we will name the trade-off plainly – you get no Austrian phone number, you cannot receive SMS and you cannot make calls over the network. If you genuinely need your own +43 number, for a local service or an official errand, there is no way around a registered prepaid card.

オーストリアでのeSIMの概要

ネットワーク
A1 Austria + T-Mobile Austria (Magenta) + H3G Austria (Drei)
設定方法
メールに届くリンク、または QRコード — タップ1回で完了
通信方式
4G/LTE — すでに対応しているエリアでは 5G
APNと設定
設定するものはありません。eSIM がすべて持っています
ホットスポット
使えます — ノートパソコン、タブレット、旅の同行者にも
データの追加
いつでもチャージできます。設定をやり直す必要はありません
通話とSMS
含まれません — WhatsApp の通話はデータ通信で使えます
自分の番号
スマホに入ったまま、連絡も受けられます
契約
なし。プランは自動で終わります
知っておきたいこと
契約ではなくプリペイド。2回線目として、またはご自身のデータ容量を使い切ったときに便利です

オーストリアで本当に必要なアプリ

These are the apps that actually matter in Austria – not the ones that happen to sit at the top of the store. One point up front, because it touches nearly all of them: our eSIM gives you data, but no SMS and no calls over the network. Anything that verifies you by SMS code on first launch is better set up at home, while your usual number is still in the phone. Train tickets, ski pass apps and maps are best downloaded on hotel Wi-Fi – in a tunnel or at a mountain hut the best connection is no help.

ÖBB

ÖBB

Timetables and tickets for every train in Austria, plus buses, trams and night trains. The ticket sits in the app as a code and you show it to the conductor on your phone. You can buy without an account.

Pay by credit card or PayPal. The eps bank transfer option on offer only works with an Austrian bank account.

WienMobil

WienMobil

The Wiener Linien app: metro, tram and bus in real time, routes across the city and every Vienna ticket including the 24, 48 and 72 hour passes.

Vienna only. If you travel on to Graz, Salzburg or Innsbruck you need the ÖBB app or that region's own transport app there.

ASFINAG

ASFINAG

The digital vignette for motorways and expressways, plus the separate tolls for the Brenner, Tauern and Arlberg routes and live traffic and roadworks.

Bought online, the annual and two-month vignette only becomes valid on day 18 – that is a legal cooling-off rule for distance sales. The one-day and ten-day vignettes are valid immediately, and at a petrol station or vending machine every vignette is.

EasyPark

EasyPark

Parking tickets in more than 120 Austrian towns, billed by the minute and extendable from your café table. It replaced the old Handyparken app outside Vienna in 2024.

Vienna still runs HANDYPARKEN alongside it, and its classic route is an SMS – which our data eSIM cannot send. EasyPark adds roughly 15 percent service fee on top of the parking charge.

bergfex

bergfex

The Austrian standard for the mountains: local mountain weather, snow depths, which lifts are open, webcams and hiking and ski tours with maps.

Information only, not an emergency service. Mountain rescue is 140, the general emergency number is 112 – both over your normal number, not over the data eSIM.

Bolt

Bolt

App rides in Vienna, Graz, Linz and Salzburg. Uber operates in Austria as a taxi service and also runs in the larger cities.

Both verify sign-up by SMS – create the account at home while your usual number is still in the phone. Outside the state capitals there is effectively no ride-hailing, so book a taxi or transfer in advance.

オーストリア eSIMに関するよくあるご質問

データ通信、通話、本物の電話番号、チャージ、設定方法まで——Simbye eSIMを購入する前に知っておきたいすべてをまとめました。