Prepaid SIM card for Austria, with mobile internet and relatively cheap foreign calls

I'm planning to spend about a week in Austria.

I'd like to have mobile internet (mostly for geocaching). 100MB should be enough, however, it would be good to have a bit more. I'd like also to have the possibility to call foreign numbers with reasonable price (my travel friends).

Crucial factor: prepaid card should be ready to use just after purchase, so if internet registration is required, it would be rather no-go (the need to search for Internet Cafe etc.).

Does something like that exists? If not, what would be the nearest hit?

For example, in Germany there's Lebara, with mobile plan for 10 Euro, and very cheap foreign calls, but it requires internet registration. T-Mobile is registered by purchase and ready to go just seconds after, but it has extremely expensive foreign calls. If the situation is similar in Austria, in worst case I would have to choose one of available options, or buy both.

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Which SIM card is best for internet in Austria?

Traveltomtom recommends buying a T-Mobile sim card in Austria. For \u20ac30 you get 30 GB data and they have the best 4G/5G network in Austria.

Which prepaid SIM card is best for international travel?

#1 The Overall Best International SIM Card \u2013 OneSim

OneSimCard Universal ($29.95) \u2013 Coverage of over 200 countries but with a more limited data service (50+) countries.
OneSimCard Expedition ($34.95) \u2013 Offers much the same coverage as the OneSim Universal travel SIM but with way more data coverage.

How much does a SIM card cost in Austria?

While SIM cards in Austria are not the cheapest in Europe, mobile data rates in the country do be one of the lowest in Central Europe. You can get an Austrian SIM card for 9.90-10 EUR (11 USD) from A1, Magenta Telekom (formerly T-Mobile) & Drei (3) in their stores and from resellers, like Mediamarkt.

Is there a SIM card that covers all of Europe?

The Orange Holiday Europe Prepaid SIM Card is probably the best all-around option for SIM cards that can be purchased abroad because it offers a lot of data for a good price \u2014 and it includes a lot of worldwide calls and text.

Week 1 in Austria: Get your SIM card \u0026 WIFI

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