How can I buy data from Comviq?

How can I buy data from Comviq?

Visit https://webbutik.comviq.se/kontantkort.html to buy data. Download Comviq app on google play to buy data.

How do I check my balance in Sweden Comviq?

This can be done in Sweden, using the Comviq SIM anywhere or using a Swedish VPN from abroad for top-ups. The SIM needs to be topped up once every 12 months to keep it active. Check your balance by *111#.

Can I use Comviq in Europe?

Today Swedish mobile operator Comviq launched a new subscription enabling Swedish customers to call, text and surf the web at a low, flat rate price, regardless of roaming. The new product, “Fastpris EU”, is the first flat rate mobile subscription ever introduced to cover the entire European Union (EU).

Can I get a SIM card in Sweden?

Prices range from 145-295 SEK. SIM cards are available for free if you buy them online, but you need a Swedish address, credit card, and landline number to do so. Since you probably won't have those, you'll have to pick the SIM up in a store, where it can cost up to 45 SEK (~$5).

What is the best SIM card in Sweden?

Telenor is the best sim card in Sweden in 2021! For $30 you get 10 GB data and unlimited calls/text and the Telenor 4G network in Sweden is strong.

How much is a SIM card in Sweden?

You'll get free calls and texts, plus 5-40GB of data, valid for a month. Prices range from 145-295 SEK. SIM cards are available for free if you buy them online, but you need a Swedish address, credit card, and landline number to do so.

Does WhatsApp work in Sweden?

As of 2019, nearly all Swedish WhatsApp users used the platform on their mobile phones in 2019 (97 percent). Second most used device for WhatsApp among Swedes that year was computer, which was used by eight percent of the users, whereas six percent used tablets for this purpose.

Can I use my 3 phone in Sweden?

Sweden is a Go Roam in Europe destination which means you can use your data here at no extra cost.

How do I get a Swedish SIM card?

Prices range from 145-295 SEK. SIM cards are available for free if you buy them online, but you need a Swedish address, credit card, and landline number to do so. Since you probably won't have those, you'll have to pick the SIM up in a store, where it can cost up to 45 SEK (~$5).