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Turkey eSIM with Calls & Phone Number

Turkey eSIM with Calls & Phone Number

Turkey eSIM from 30,95€ with a real international number (+33), international calls & SMS and 20–100 GB of data across 140+ countries. Register WhatsApp, Telegram or any app and receive SMS codes on your number — no extra app needed. Instant QR delivery, no contract.

International Calls & SMS Included
No ID required · instant QR activation
French Number (+33)
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20GB
Valid for 30 Days
38,69€ 30,95€
50GB
Valid for 30 Days
59,94€ 47,95€
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100GB
Valid for 30 Days
71,19€ 56,95€

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Your plan only starts counting when the eSIM first connects at your destination — so you can buy today and travel in three weeks.

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How does Simbye eSIM work for Turkey?

Get connected in under 2 minutes

1

Set it up before you fly

You buy the eSIM online and the setup arrives by email: a link to tap plus a QR code. Do it calmly at home on Wi-Fi, not in a rush at the gate.

2

Land in Turkey

Istanbul (IST), Sabiha Gökçen (SAW), Antalya (AYT), Dalaman (DLM), Bodrum-Milas (BJV), İzmir Adnan Menderes (ADB) or Ankara Esenboğa (ESB): as soon as you are on the ground, switch data roaming on for this line. This is exactly where most people get stuck.

3

You are online

The plan starts counting from the first connection to a Turkish network, not from the moment you buy. Set the Turkey line as your data line and keep your usual number active for calls, with its data switched off. Hotspot for a laptop or tablet is allowed.

Check Device Compatibility

Make sure your device supports eSIM before purchasing

Which networks will you be on in Turkey?

This Turkish eSIM with number finds a local network on its own — there is nothing for you to configure.

Orange Worldwide
Typical download
255Mbit/s

Source: Speedtest Global Index, national median, July 2026.

There is nothing to choose. The line comes from Orange Worldwide, and once you have landed and data roaming is switched on for this line, it registers as a guest on one of the country's three networks — Turkcell, Vodafone or Türk Telekom. Which one you get is decided by your phone based on signal strength. You never type in any settings, and you cannot pin the line to a particular operator.

If it refuses to connect somewhere, one of three things almost always fixes it: check that data roaming is really on for this line, toggle airplane mode off and on, or switch network selection from automatic to manual once and tap a network from the list. In basement restaurants, deep inside the Grand Bazaar and in Cappadocia's underground cities there is simply no signal — that is normal, not a fault. Northern Cyprus is treated separately from Turkey by the operators, so do not rely on this eSIM there.

eSIM or a local SIM card in Turkey?

This one comes down to which number you need. The eSIM is live on landing with calls and texts on a +33 line and no passport registration; a Turkish +90 card is what Getir and Yemeksepeti codes actually reach.

Simbye eSIM
ID and registration
Not needed, you buy online and set it up by QR code
When you get online
Set up before departure, live the moment you land in Istanbul or Antalya
Price
Fixed price up front, prepaid in your own currency
Phone number
French number starting +33, calls and texts included
SMS codes from Turkish apps
Sign-up at Getir or Yemeksepeti usually fails because only +90 gets through
Your usual number
Stays active alongside, people still reach you on it
If something goes wrong
Support by email, reachable from Turkey too
Language and payment
Purchase and receipt in English, paid with your own card
Local SIM card
ID and registration
Passport required, the SIM is registered to your name in the shop
When you get online
Only after arrival, find the counter and queue
Price
Tourist tariffs in 2026 ran roughly between 1,300 and 3,200 lira depending on the operator, dearer at the airport than in town
Phone number
Turkish mobile number starting +90
SMS codes from Turkish apps
Codes arrive, and that is the real advantage of a local SIM
Your usual number
On a phone with a single SIM slot you have to take your own card out
If something goes wrong
Back to the shop, usually in Turkish, ideally with the receipt
Language and payment
Form and advice mostly in Turkish, cash in lira often needed
ID and registration
Not needed, you buy online and set it up by QR code
Passport required, the SIM is registered to your name in the shop
When you get online
Set up before departure, live the moment you land in Istanbul or Antalya
Only after arrival, find the counter and queue
Price
Fixed price up front, prepaid in your own currency
Tourist tariffs in 2026 ran roughly between 1,300 and 3,200 lira depending on the operator, dearer at the airport than in town
Phone number
French number starting +33, calls and texts included
Turkish mobile number starting +90
SMS codes from Turkish apps
Sign-up at Getir or Yemeksepeti usually fails because only +90 gets through
Codes arrive, and that is the real advantage of a local SIM
Your usual number
Stays active alongside, people still reach you on it
On a phone with a single SIM slot you have to take your own card out
If something goes wrong
Support by email, reachable from Turkey too
Back to the shop, usually in Turkish, ideally with the receipt
Language and payment
Purchase and receipt in English, paid with your own card
Form and advice mostly in Turkish, cash in lira often needed

Turkey eSIM with number instead of roaming on your home contract

Turkey is close by geographically and far away on the price list. Most operators file it in a separate zone and bill per day or per megabyte — what that adds up to is something you only see on the bill back home.

The cost rarely comes from deliberate browsing. It comes from what runs in the background: photo backup at the hotel, mail syncing, app updates, navigation from the airport to your room. There is also a trap on the Aegean coast: between Bodrum and Kos, or between Kuşadası and Samos, the shores are so close that phones happily latch onto the Greek network on the other side, and you are billed at the rate for Greece without doing a thing.

So the reason for this eSIM is a plain one: 20 to 100 GB for 30 days, prepaid and with no contract, plus a number people can reach you on while your main SIM pulls no data.

Where the networks actually reach

Three operators cover the country: Turkcell, Vodafone and Türk Telekom. Coverage is dense in Istanbul, Ankara, Izmir, Bursa, Adana, Gaziantep and Antalya, along the main intercity roads and across the holiday regions — the Turkish Riviera with Side, Belek, Alanya and Kemer, the Aegean with Bodrum, Marmaris, Fethiye, Ölüdeniz and Kuşadası, plus Cappadocia around Göreme, Ürgüp and Nevşehir, Pamukkale and Ephesus near Selçuk.

It thins out where almost nobody lives. In the Taurus mountains behind the coast, in the Kaçkar range above the Black Sea, on lonely stretches of the Lycian Way between the coves and across the highlands of eastern Anatolia the signal can drop out — and which operator still delivers something there is decided by your phone, not by you. You have no signal at all in Cappadocia's underground cities such as Derinkuyu and Kaymaklı. In the Grand Bazaar and on the metro at rush hour there is a network, but it is shared by an awful lot of people. Download your maps, tickets and translations in advance.

How much data do you need in Turkey?

So you can work it out instead of guessing: how much an hour costs in the apps you actually use on holiday.

Just staying reachable

1–3 GB

Messages, the map now and then, checking mail. Everything else runs on the hotel Wi-Fi.

20 GB is plenty

An ordinary holiday

5–10 GB

Navigating, social media, uploading photos, a few videos in the evening.

20 GB is the safe choice

Out a lot, or a laptop along

20 GB and up

Streaming in the evening, video calls home, keeping a laptop or tablet online through your phone.

20 GB

Data used per hour

WhatsApp
around 30 MB per hour
on a call — messaging costs almost nothing
Google Maps
2–5 MB per hour
navigation without satellite view
Spotify
40–70 MB per hour
depending on the sound quality you set
Web and email
60–240 MB per hour
news sites, mail, searching
Instagram
400–600 MB per hour
scrolling the feed
TikTok
840 MB – 1 GB per hour
videos play back to back
YouTube
0.5 – 1.5 GB per hour
depending on picture quality
Netflix
up to 3 GB per hour
in HD. On "save data" around 170 MB

The Netflix and Spotify figures come from the providers themselves (Netflix Help Center, Spotify Support, retrieved 28 Aug 2026). The rest are network-operator estimates (o2, Vodafone, EE) and vary with picture quality and reception.

What does an eSIM for Turkey cost?

Simbye offers 3 plans for Turkey from €30,95 to €56,95 — prepaid, no contract.

Plans for Turkey range from 20 GB to 100 GB.

from €30,95

3 plans · 30 days

  • 20 GB €30,95 30 days €1,03 per travel day
  • 50 GB €47,95 30 days €1,59 per travel day
  • 100 GB €56,95 30 days €1,89 per travel day

Good to know

Networks
Orange Worldwide
Setting it up
A link in your email, or the QR code — one tap is enough
Network technology
4G/LTE — and 5G where the network already offers it
APN and settings
Nothing to set. The eSIM brings everything with it
Hotspot
Allowed — for a laptop, tablet or a travel companion
Calls and texts
Included, with your own number
Number's dialling code
+33 (France)
Your own number
Stays in the phone and stays reachable
Contract
None. The plan ends by itself
Worth knowing
Roaming on your home contract gets billed here — this eSIM is prepaid, so nothing is added afterwards

Frequently Asked Questions about Turkey eSIM with Calls & Phone Number

Data, calls, real phone numbers, top-ups and setup — everything you need to know before you buy a Simbye eSIM.