What is GO-SIM?
GO-SIM provides an International network that will save you up to 85% on your mobile phone call charges whilst abroad.
With a GO-SIM card in your unlocked mobile phone, you can receive calls for FREE in over 75 countries and regions of the world and make low cost calls in 175 destinations.
Simply remove your usual SIM card and insert a GO-SIM every time you travel and get the following great benefits:
- Chat for six times longer with up to 85% off calls from 175 countries/territories
- FREE unlimited incoming calls in over 75 countries
- FREE to receive SMS/texts in all countries
- GPRS data available in over 80 countries/territories
- Your unused airtime never expires so you can use it whenever you go abroad
- Keep the same global mobile number for life
- No daily access charge or monthly fees
- Your global SIM is pre-paid so you won't come home to a huge bill
- Your GO-SIM can be delivered to your door fast - next day available from our offices in the UK, USA and Germany
- 30-day money back guarantee
Buy GO-SIM
GO-SIM provide a range of Global SIM packs, from the Starter Pack (where you add the amount of airtime credit you require) through to the Globetrotter Pack (which gives you pre-loaded airtime and a FREE SIM card). There are also a ranged of SIM cards with handsets supplied as complete packages, ready to go. If you use your own handset, make sure it is unlocked (read more about this on our unlocking page in the Support section of this website) or visit our unlocking partner here. To compare the GO-SIM packs, click here.
About us
With offices in the UK and USA, GO-SIM is a leading global provider of prepaid SIM cards and services that enable leisure and business travelers to use their mobile phones abroad at prices they can afford.
GO-SIM is a privately owned company with vast experience in telecommunications. We constantly use our experience to provide innovative new products and services to make it easier and cheaper to use your mobile phone while traveling abroad.
Please look in the support section for more details and how to contact us
About our competitors
You may have already researched the market and have arrived here at GO-SIM with a good understanding of why we are the leading supplier of International SIM cards. However, here are some key questions we believe are important to ask and understand before buying from another provider:
Q. Does the credit on the SIM card expire if the card is not used for a while?
A. Not with GO-SIM but some cards have credit that will be lost if a chargeable call isn't made every 90 days.
Q. Are there any 'hidden' costs associated with using or owning the SIM card? (Sometimes you will need to dig deep into the Terms and Conditions to find these). In particular, is there a daily network fee charged if the card is used?
A. With GO-SIM there are no 'hidden' call costs and we certainly don't charge a daily access fee. Some suppliers charge a daily fee every time the card is used - even to receive a text message.
Q. Is there a charge to retain the credit on the account to stop it expiring?
A. The call credit on a GO-SIM card never expires so even if you only use the service once a year, any remaining credit will always stay on your airtime account. Some suppliers charge a monthly fee to ensure you keep your credit!
Q. Is the a monthly service charge?
A. There is no monthly service charge with GO-SIM. Sometimes, other card suppliers will charge a fee just to maintain the service.
Q. Is there an annual registration fee to keep the service alive?
A. With GO-SIM there is no annual subscription or registration charge. Once you buy your GO-SIM it is yours for life. Many other suppliers charge an annual fee to keep the mobile number 'live'.
Q. Are there any additional or hidden call charges?
A. With GO-SIM our call rates are simple with no complicated zones or call connection fees. Even the cost of making a call to a mobile number is the same as to a fixed line. With other suppliers watch out for a call connection fee that is applied to every call - this increases the cost especially when making short calls. Also look out for surcharges to call mobile numbers; the published rate is often for a call made to a fixed line number.
