• Up to 15GB of high-speed data in 215+ countries and destinations: Experience Beyond/Go5G Next (including Military, 55, First Responders). After using 15GB of high-speed data, roaming data is unlimited up to 256kbps.
• Up to 5GB of high-speed data in 215+ countries and destinations: Experience More/Go5G Plus/ Magenta MAX (including Military, 55, First Responders). After using 5GB of high-speed data, roaming data is unlimited up to 256kbps.
• Up to 5GB of high-speed data in 11 European countries: Experience More/Go5G Plus/ Magenta MAX (including Military, 55, First Responders). After using 5GB of high-speed data, roaming data is unlimited up to 256kbps.

If you’re on a T-Mobile Essentials™ plan, you get unlimited texting and calling at $0.25 per minute in 215+ countries and destinations. Pay-in-advance plans and No Credit Check plans are excluded from this benefit.

When you use up 80% of your high-speed data, you’ll receive an SMS notifying you. When you’ve used up all your high-speed data, you’ll receive an SMS explaining options to buy an International Pass that provides more high-speed data and free voice calls. International Passes can be purchased in the T-Life app.

Essentials™ plans get free texting in 215+ countries and destinations. If you need data, purchase International Passes to get high-speed data and unlimited calling for 1, 10, or 30 days.

If you’re a T-Mobile customer on qualifying plan, you can add an International Pass to get more high-speed data and unlimited voice calling in 215+ countries and destinations.

• 1-Day (512MB) International Pass: 512MB of high-speed data and unlimited calling, to be used up to 24 hours, for $5.
• 10 day (5GB) International Pass: 5GB of high-speed data and unlimited calling, to be used up to 10 days, for $35.
• 30 Day (15GB) International Pass: 15GB of high-speed data and unlimited calling, to be used up to 30 days, for $50.

Use your International Pass high-speed data however you’d like throughout the designated time. You’re not restricted to a certain amount of data per day.

If you’re a primary account holder or authorized user, get an International Pass by using your T-Mobile app, logging on to My.T-Mobile.com, or following the link in the welcome text message you get when you enter an eligible country. Also, you can call our Team of Experts® before your trip by dialing 611 on your mobile device.

Check international roaming coverage by country to see if you’re traveling to one of the 215+ countries that gets free data and texting as part of your eligible plan.

You can check your cruise coverage. We recommend that you turn off roaming while the ship is docked in a U.S. port. Otherwise, your phone may pick up the ship's network, and you'll be charged cruise ship roaming charges for any usage. Once you're out to sea, you can turn roaming back on and pay for the data, text, and voice you use.

International roaming is a service allowing you to continue using your mobile phone or other mobile device to browse the internet, as well as send and receive: emails, voice calls, and text messages while visiting another country.

The price you pay for Wi-Fi calls to international numbers when you're outside the U.S., depends on your international roaming option. The good news is, with most of our international roaming add-ons, you'll pay less for these calls than you did before. All Wi-Fi calls to U.S. numbers are free of charge.

Our most popular plans include international texting from home and while traveling. Check international roaming coverage by country to see if you’re traveling to one of the 215+ countries and destinations that gets data and texting as part of your eligible plan.

Great news, while roaming internationally, you won't be charged for voicemails left in your inbox if your phone remains powered off or in airplane mode. However, you will be charged for the following:

• If you answer an incoming call, you will be charged for the duration of the call.
• If your phone is on when you get an incoming call, even if you don't answer it and it goes to voicemail, the call is charged one minute for the call coming into the phone, based on the international roaming rate  of the country you’re in. (There are no charges at all if your phone is turned off.)
• If you call your voicemail from your mobile phone to listen to messages while traveling internationally, that call will be charged at the international roaming rate of the country you're in.
  

Check out our international roaming checklist for everything you need to know before traveling abroad.

If you are a T-Mobile customer on a qualifying plan, we have you covered with free data and texting in 215+ countries. There are some countries in which international roaming benefits do not apply, and international data passes cannot be used — you can view the list of countries where international roaming benefits do not apply.

A Virtual Private Network (VPN), is a way to help keep your connection secure, even while traveling. Be aware, that while on Wi-fi and connected to a VPN, your Internet usage goes through the VPN network you are connected to, wherever it's located. This means that while connected to a U.S. based VPN network, Wi-Fi calls made to non-U.S. numbers, while outside the U.S., will be charged at international long-distance rates. See more details about Wi-Fi calling charges.

Heads up! Many VPN services may connect automatically or even be included in other services such as AdBlockers. 

As of Monday, October 6, 2025, due to local regulatory requirements in Russia, a 24-hour service restriction is applied to data and SMS usage for all roaming subscribers entering Russia. During this time, connect to Wi-Fi for data usage. Voice services are not impacted.

The restriction begins automatically when subscribers first register on a Russian network and remains in place for 24 hours. Services will resume as normal after the 24-hour period.

Services will resume as normal after the 24-hour period. However, if there is no activity from the device for three consecutive days after the restriction is removed, it is re-applied until activity occurs. Once activity resumes, the next 24-hour restriction starts.