Saint Martin eSIM for 7 days
$2.99
3 GB, valid 15 days on Orange. Enough for maps, rides, messages and photos for a week.
Choose 7 daysBest eSIM for Saint Martin · 8 plans
Data for Saint Martin on the country’s own networks. Pay with Apple Pay, Google Pay or a card, install in a minute, and keep your home number for calls and codes. Your NUM concierge comes with it.
How long is your Saint Martin trip?
Pay, then open NUM: your install code is waiting in your chat, and we email it about five minutes after you pay. If we can’t issue it, you get a full refund.
The best eSIM for Saint Martin is the one that fits your trip and your networks. For two weeks of photos, maps and social, NUM picks 5 GB for 30 days at $4.39, as of 4 Nov 2026.
| Plans from | $1.09 on 4 Nov 2026 |
|---|---|
| Networks on local plans | Orange |
| 7 days | 3 GB, 15 days, $2.99 |
| 14 days | 5 GB, 30 days, $4.39 |
| 30 days | 10 GB, 30 days, $6.39 |
| 45+ days | 20 GB, 90 days, $72.59 (regional plan, 127 countries) |
| Phone number | None, data only |
| Payment | Apple Pay, Google Pay or card |
A regional plan may list fewer networks here than a local plan. If you need a particular network, check that plan’s network list in the shop before you pay.
Choose 7, 14 or 30 days. The shop picks the data for how you use your phone, and shows the networks.
Apple Pay, Google Pay or a card. Then open NUM and join free: your install code is waiting in your chat.
Install at home on wifi with one tap, switch it on as the plane lands, and you’re online walking off. Your home number stays on for calls and codes.
$2.99
3 GB, valid 15 days on Orange. Enough for maps, rides, messages and photos for a week.
Choose 7 days$4.39
5 GB, valid 30 days on Orange. Room for social, photos and a few video calls over two weeks.
Choose 14 days$6.39
10 GB, valid 30 days on Orange. A month of everyday use, with some streaming and hotspot.
Choose 30 days$72.59
20 GB, valid 90 days, a regional plan covering 127 countries. For long stays, remote work and heavy use.
Choose longer tripsNUM’s pick for each trip length on 4 Nov 2026, for photos, maps and social. Prices in US dollars; the price on the pay button is the price you pay.
| Data | Valid for | Network | Price | Per GB |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 GB | 7 days | Orange 5G | $1.09 | $1.09 |
| 3 GB | 15 days | Orange 5G | $2.99 | $1.00 |
| 3 GB | 30 days | Orange 5G | $3.19 | $1.06 |
| 5 GB | 30 days | Orange 5G | $4.39 | $0.88 |
| 10 GB | 30 days | Orange 5G | $6.39 | $0.64 |
| 20 GB | 30 days | Orange 5G | $11.69 | $0.58 |
| 1 GB | 365 days | Regional plan, 127 countries | $17.19 | $17.19 |
| 20 GB | 90 days | Regional plan, 127 countries | $72.59 | $3.63 |
8 plans in the shop on 4 Nov 2026. See every plan and today’s prices.
| How you use it | 7 days | 14 days | 30 days |
|---|---|---|---|
| Maps and messages | 1.4 GB | 2.8 GB | 6 GB |
| Plus social | 2.8 GB | 5.6 GB | 12 GB |
| Lots of video | 11 GB | 21 GB | 45 GB |
A forum poster says Orange Caraibe serves the French side. A travel guide describes one seamless GSM setup across both sides of the island, with international roaming needing activation on your account first.
Checked 3 Nov 2026. Sources: boards.cruisecritic.com.au, frommers.com. Coverage changes, so check your route before you rely on it.
| Marigot | A guide says signal is strong around the marina and waterfront market, with less consistent coverage in the residential hills above town. |
|---|---|
| Grand Case | A guide says coverage is solid along the main restaurant street and beach, but less reliable in the hills and residential areas behind the village. |
| Orient Bay | A guide says 4G is strong on the beach and near the beach clubs, though it may dip in secluded coastal spots away from them. |
From network data, travel guides and traveler reports, checked 3 Nov 2026. Signal changes, so treat these as a guide.
Crossing borders? A regional plan covers this country and its neighbours on one eSIM. Each plan says how many countries it covers.
The one that fits your trip and runs on Saint Martin’s main networks (Orange). For a week most people need about 3 GB; for two weeks about 5 GB; for a month of social and video, 10 GB or more. NUM lists 8 plans here and picks one for your trip and how you use your phone.
On 4 Nov 2026, plans started at $1.09 and went up to $72.59 for the biggest. NUM’s 7-day pick was 3 GB for $2.99, the 14-day pick 5 GB for $4.39 and the 30-day pick 10 GB for $6.39. The shop always shows today’s price, and the price on the pay button is the price you pay.
As an estimate: maps and messages use about 0.2 GB a day, adding social feeds about 0.4 GB, and video calls or streaming 1.5 GB or more. So a week of everyday use is about 3 GB, two weeks about 5 GB, and a month 10 GB or more.
Not on 4 Nov 2026. The plans for Saint Martin have a set amount of data; you can add more to the same eSIM from your order page if you run low.
For data, usually yes: a travel eSIM is prepaid, so there is no bill afterwards, and you choose the amount before you go. Your home carrier’s roaming can still be handy for calls and texts; keep your home line on for those and turn its data roaming off.
A local SIM can give you a local number, but you queue for it after you land and swap out your home SIM. An eSIM installs before you fly, works as the plane lands, and leaves your home SIM in place for calls and bank codes.
It works wherever Saint Martin’s networks (Orange) reach. Cities and main roads are well covered; remote islands, mountains and parks can have weak or no signal, so download offline maps before you go.
A Saint Martin plan works in Saint Martin only. For several countries, a North America regional plan covers them on one eSIM; each plan lists the countries it covers.
Install it at home on wifi; switch the line on when you land. Each plan in the shop says when its validity starts, so check that before you pay if you are installing well ahead.
Hotspot works on most plans, so one eSIM can get a laptop or a travel partner online too.
A forum poster says Orange Caraibe serves the French side. A travel guide describes one seamless GSM setup across both sides of the island, with international roaming needing activation on your account first.
Many travel eSIMs are issued by one carrier and roam on local networks, so your phone can show the issuing carrier’s name while your data runs on a local network. Keep data roaming on for the eSIM.
Dial *#06# on the phone you’re taking. If you see an EID number, it takes an eSIM. Every iPhone from the XR and XS on does, and the SE from 2020, as do Google Pixel 3 and later and Samsung Galaxy S20 and later. The phone must be carrier-unlocked. Not sure? Text PHONE and your model and we’ll check.
At home, on wifi, before you fly. Then switch it on when you land. Tell us your landing day and we text you the switch-on steps that morning.
No. It’s a data-only eSIM. WhatsApp, LINE, iMessage and FaceTime all work over it, and your home number can stay on for calls and codes.
If we can’t issue your eSIM, we refund you in full. If it won’t install or connect, text us and we help you get connected.
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