Opera for Android has integrated a free eSIM with 3GB of 5G data directly into the browser application. This feature is designed to offer mobile connectivity in 47 countries, allowing users to connect to local networks internationally without needing to swap physical SIM cards. The eSIM provides internet access for the entire phone, not just the browser, enabling continued use of other applications without roaming fees.
The complimentary 3GB of data is valid for three days after activation and is only available to users based in the US, UK, Germany, France, UAE, Brazil, Netherlands, Sweden, Norway, and Poland. While the eSIM functions in 47 countries, the free data is restricted to these ten regions. Opera offers additional paid data plans in 3GB, 5GB, and 10GB variants once the initial free data is consumed, with pricing varying by destination.
This new feature requires Android 10 or newer and an eSIM-compatible phone that is not carrier-locked. Users do not need to enter payment information to activate the free eSIM and data. Opera has not announced plans for an iOS version of this feature, stating they have nothing to share at this time. The company has recently updated its mobile browser with other features, including a built-in VPN and an AI-driven agentic browser called Neon.
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Opera for Android now includes a free eSIM with 3GB of 5G data, providing mobile connectivity in 47 countries. This feature allows users to access local networks abroad without physical SIM card changes, primarily benefiting travelers.