A1 Serbia review

Reference plans start at RSD 1,000 for RSD 1,000, with prices held in Serbian dinar. The listed Europe package gives 200 GB across 10 destinations, below the site median of €5.

The plan is sold as a budget option with unlimited data, and the fair use policy caps that unlimited data at a reduced speed. Western Balkans roaming follows a policy of appropriate use with a per-megabyte surcharge, so heavy roaming use costs extra.

The plan covers 10 countries, riding on networks such as A1, Yettel and mts. That is a regional footprint rather than a global one, and it sits below the site median of 74 countries covered.

Hotspot sharing is supported on these plans, alongside 5G access and instant activation. That lets a phone, tablet or laptop share the same 200 GB allowance while you are in the region.

Roaming outside the budget plan is billed per minute rather than by the gigabyte. The UK and Turkey carry a per-minute rate, other destinations cost more, and satellite and sea networks cost most of all. Check the published rate table before you travel.

You can buy the eSIM online or pick it up in A1 shops, including at Belgrade Nikola Tesla airport. Activation is instant, and the seller is the carrier itself rather than a marketplace, with support on email, chat and phone.

It fits short trips and longer stays in Serbia and the Western Balkans, marked for short trip and long trip. The plan carries 5G, top-ups and carrier support on email, chat and phone, aimed at travellers who want a local carrier eSIM with unlimited data.

A1 Serbia is the carrier itself, A1 Srbija d.o.o. Beograd, headquartered in Serbia and founded in 2007. It runs its own plan on A1, Yettel and mts and sells through its own channels rather than a reseller.