TravelPass lets you use your domestic talk, text and data* in 210+ countries and destinations outside the US for a set daily fee. Calling within the country you're visiting and back to the US are both included with this plan.
*High speed data applies for the first 2 GB/day with 3G speeds thereafter. If more than 50% of your talk, text or data usage in a 60-day period is in Canada or Mexico, use of those services in those countries may be removed or limited.
You will be charged as per your International Long Distance plan. If you do not have one, you will be charged international long distance pay per minute rates.
After you add TravelPass to your line:
With TravelPass, you can call within the country you're visiting and you can call back to the US.
If you want to call a different country, add an International Long Distance Plan to your line in My Verizon website or the My Verizon app.
If you don't add an international long distance plan you'll be charged international long distance pay per minute rates for these calls.
Wi-Fi calling isn't included with TravelPass. Wi-Fi calling to a country other than the US is charged international long distance rates regardless of whether or not you have an international travel plan.
Most smartphones and some tablets can be used when you travel abroad. Use our Trip Planner to find out if your device will work for your trip.
Before you use your device while traveling, make sure your device's roaming is turned on. Roaming must be on so your device can connect to cellular networks in your destination country.
For instructions to turn roaming on and off:
You can add TravelPass to your line by:
No, you don't need to opt in every day. Add TravelPass once and it stays on your line so you're all set for your next trip. You're only charged for the days that you use your device in a TravelPass country. There's no charge when you're in the US.
TravelPass gives you high-speed data for the first 2 GB/day. After that, you'll have unlimited data at 3G speeds for the remainder of your TravelPass session.
To get more high speed data after you use the daily 2 GB:
You can buy additional 2 GB of high speed data multiple times during a single 24-hour session.
Note: Additional high speed data sessions are not available in Andorra, Burundi, Bahrain, Ethiopia, Kiribati, Kosovo, Mauritius, Namibia, Nepal, Pakistan, Sudan, South Sudan, Zimbabwe.
You get TravelPass days on us when you have:
*No longer available to add to your account.
All of your TravelPass days are stored in your TravelPass bank.
To view your TravelPass bank:
You’ll see the number of TravelPass days you have.
You can tap Manage to see the expiration dates of each of your TravelPass days and/or transfer* them to another eligible line on your account.
*TravelPass days earned with 5G Get More or 5G Do More phone plans can't be transferred to other lines.
The TravelPass days assigned to your line are automatically used when you have TravelPass active on your line and travel outside the US to a TravelPass country.
When you arrive at your international destination, you receive a text message telling you how many TravelPass days you have. Once all your TravelPass days are used, the normal TravelPass daily fee will be applied.
Note: TravelPass days aren't eligible for use on cruise ships.
TravelPass days you get through the Verizon Visa Card can be transferred to another eligible line on the account. The Account Owner or Account Manager can make the transfer through the My Verizon app:
The TravelPass day is now assigned to that line.
*No longer available to add to your account.
Here's when your TravelPass days expire:
*No longer available to add to your account.
Hi there! If you're planning on traveling abroad, we have a few simple tips to help you get the most out of your Verizon phone and your TravelPass. Make sure you enable roaming before you go, so that you can use data and voice services internationally.
Go to settings, select cellular, then roaming, and make sure data and voice roaming are turned on.
Remember, it may take up to three minutes for your phone to connect to local networks. If you experience service issues, be sure to turn your device off, then back on. This is a simple, yet effective way to reconnect your device to the international network while traveling.
Making calls while outside the US will always need the international access code followed by a country code, and then the number you're calling. So on your iPhone, hold down the zero until you see the plus sign appear, enter the country code, then dial the number you want to call. And if you call a contact stored on your phone, double check that you've included the "+" and the country code.
For more travel tips from Verizon, follow the link below:
www.go.vzw.com/traveltips
That's all for now! Enjoy your trip!