Does Sprint have service in Europe?

Yes. Sprint Global Roaming is only available on LTE/GSM capable smartphones. International services are available in more than 200 destinations with Sprint Global Roaming. You can find a list of the countries included in low cost service area by going to sprint.com/globalroaming or sprint.com/sww.

Can I use my Sprint phone overseas?

Sprint Global Roaming is available at no extra cost and can be included when you start a new line or lines with Sprint. Sprint Global Roaming provides data speeds up to 2G, or 64 KBps. For faster data speeds, you can purchase a Sprint International Speed Data pass.

What countries does sprint work in?

Specifically, Sprint Open World offers those roaming in Mexico, Canada, Dominican Republic, Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama and Paraguay free texting, free calling and 1 free GB of 3G data.

What does Sprint charge for international calls?

$0.20 per minute
In April, Sprint announced International Value Roaming, giving U.S. customers the ability to text and go online at 2G speeds for no extra charge in 15 countries, and to make international voice calls from those countries for $0.20 per minute.

Can a Sprint phone be used in Europe?

Sprint cell phone in Europe. It defines your provider, phone number etc. If you move the SIM card to a new phone, that phone has your phone number and is charged to your bill. All phones in Europe have a SIM card. Not all phones in the USA do. If your phone hasn’t got a SIM card it definately cannot be used in Europe.

What kind of cell phones do they use in Europe?

Europe uses a cell phone system called GSM (Global System for Mobiles) but Verizon and Sprint use CDMA (Code Division Multiple Access). All the other major US carriers use GSM, so if you use a mobile service provider other than Verizon and Sprint, you should be able.

Can you use a SIM card in Europe?

If you move the SIM card to a new phone, that phone has your phone number and is charged to your bill. All phones in Europe have a SIM card. Not all phones in the USA do. If your phone hasn’t got a SIM card it definately cannot be used in Europe.

Where can I get a prepaid cell phone in the EU?

Most airports in the EU will have prepaid cell phone plans available to their countries’ visitors. When you land, simply find the nearest kiosk, purchase a sim card and your cell phone plan. The next step is simple, pop in your sim card, activate the plan, and enjoy having service just like the locals.