Sky has more than doubled its global roaming destinations from 55 to 120 across EU/EEA, the US, Australia and more.

Sky’s Roaming Passport Plus lets customers use their UK data, calls and text allowances as if they were still in the UK while in one of the destinations for £2 a day. Sky Mobile customers could pay just £10 for five days data roaming in destinations like the US, Thailand, and India. Whether navigating the streets of a new city, streaming the latest blockbuster, or loading a boarding pass, roaming with Sky Mobile doesn’t need any setup.

Some of the new destinations included are:

• India
• Egypt
• Singapore
• Barbados
• Jamaica
• Bahamas
• Morocco
• Peru
• Mauritius
• China … plus, many more

Customers can automatically access their UK data, calls, and text allowances as soon as they land. The £2 roaming activates when they use data (over 10MB in a day) or make a call or text to a UK number while in one of the destinations. For added ease, customers will get a text to confirm when their 24‑hour roaming period starts, and another when it’s coming to an end.

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