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Orange Slovensko review

Updated September 28, 2026 · NomadCue Editorial Team · Facts checked September 26, 2026

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Our verdict

Orange Slovensko suits Slovak travelers who want travel data added to their existing carrier line rather than a separate eSIM, with entry at €5 and support through phone, email and help centre. The trade-off is that allowances are capped with no unlimited option, and the World Zone list covers selected destinations rather than everywhere.

Key facts

Best for
Slovak subscribers who want a carrier-run travel data add-on with both short trip bundles and monthly EU plans.
Price from
€5↗
Unlimited data
No↗
Hotspot sharing
Yes↗
Reference plan prices
World Zone travel data: 1 GB 1 day 5 EUR; 4 GB 7 days 10 EUR; 10 GB 30 days 20 EUR (US, Japan, Thailand, Turkey, Mexico, Switzerland, Brazil and other selected non-EU countries); Long-term in EU (Zone 1 incl. UK, Norway, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Moldova, Ukraine): 20 GB, 300 min, 300 SMS for 9.23 EUR/month; Moj Svet 6.14 EUR/month; regulated EU roaming 1.353 EUR/GB from 1.1.2026↗
5G
Yes↗
Fair use policy
EU roaming surcharges of 1.353 EUR/GB data, 0.0234 EUR/min calls and 0.0037 EUR/SMS apply to customers whose roaming use exceeds home use over the previous 4 months and who spend more time outside Slovakia; regulated roaming is not intended for permanent roaming abroad↗
Top-ups
Yes↗
Seller type
Carrier↗
10 GB in Europe
€9.23↗
10 GB in the US
€20↗
10 GB in Japan
€20↗
Legal entity
Orange Slovensko, a.s.↗
Headquarters
Slovakia↗
Support channels
Phone, Email, Help-centre↗
Region
Global
Features
5G, Hotspot, Carrier plan
Audience
Short trips, Long trips
Official website
orange.sk

Facts checked September 26, 2026, 4 sources

Apps and profiles

Get the app
Google Play
Elsewhere
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Pros and cons

Pros

  • Carrier plan, so you keep your own number and add travel data to a home line.
  • 5G and hotspot sharing are both supported.
  • Top-ups are offered for heavier use on a longer trip.
  • Prices start at €5, close to the site median of €5.

Cons

  • Unlimited data is not offered, so heavier use needs a paid top-up.
  • EU roaming surcharges apply to customers whose roaming use exceeds home use over a rolling period and who spend more time outside Slovakia.
  • Travel bundles cover only selected non-EU destinations, so trips outside the World Zone list mean paying the EU roaming surcharge rate.
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Who it suits

  • Slovak subscribers who want travel data on their own number
  • Holidaymakers on short trips who only need a small bundle
  • EU travelers who will stay inside the euro area and the wider EU plan zone

Who should look elsewhere

  • Travelers who need unlimited data, where Zwitchy is the listed option with unlimited data.
  • Anyone heading outside the listed World Zone countries, since the EU roaming rate then applies.
  • Long-term movers rather than holidaymakers, given that regulated roaming is not meant for permanent use abroad.

Coverage and networks

Coverage is global in scope, listed as global, and 5G is supported on the network you already use. Travel data is sold in separate forms: short World Zone packs for the United States, Japan, Thailand, Turkey, Mexico, Switzerland, Brazil and other selected non-EU countries, and a long-term EU plan that includes the UK, Norway, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Moldova and Ukraine alongside the euro area.

What data costs

Travel bundles start at €5, with a small day pack, a mid-size week pack and a larger pack with a longer validity window. The longer EU plan runs at €9.23 per month, while bigger allowances in the United States and Japan are €20 and €20. Data is capped rather than unlimited, and top-ups are offered for heavier use.

How Orange Slovensko compares

Where Orange Slovensko is available

Available
Slovakia

Countries from the brand (Source, checked September 26, 2026)

Frequently asked questions

What does travel data cost?+

World Zone travel data starts at €5, with a small day bundle for a quick hop and larger packs for a longer stay. The longer EU option sits at €9.23 per month, and €20 covers a bigger allowance in the United States and Japan.

Is there unlimited data?+

A data allowance is always part of the plan, and there is no unlimited data option. When a bundle runs out, top-ups are available, or EU roaming surcharges apply to customers whose roaming use exceeds home use over a rolling period and who spend more time outside Slovakia.

Does it work on 5G and can I share it?+

5G is supported, along with hotspot sharing, and the data is sold as a carrier plan on your own line rather than a separate travel eSIM. Support runs on phone, email and help centre, so help is available by phone, email or the help centre.

Where am I covered?+

The service is global in scope, with coverage listed for global. The World Zone bundles name the United States, Japan, Thailand, Turkey, Mexico, Switzerland and Brazil alongside other selected non-EU countries, and long-term EU plans cover the wider euro area.

Can I top up while I am away?+

Top-ups are offered, so a bundle can be extended when use runs ahead of the plan instead of leaving you without data mid trip. You are a carrier customer, so billing and the add on sit on your existing Orange Slovensko line, and support runs on phone, email and help centre if a top up fails abroad.

Who is behind the service and can I live on it abroad?+

It is a carrier plan from Orange Slovensko, a.s., based in Slovakia, and the roaming terms state that regulated roaming is not intended for permanent roaming abroad. Anyone living abroad rather than traveling should weigh that before committing.

Which alternatives suit my trip better?+

For trips out of the euro area, a traveler is better served by a dedicated travel data brand such as Zwitchy, which offers unlimited data. SimToIsrael and eSIMGo.is also suit a fixed-destination trip where a local plan is the only thing needed.

Sources

Compiled from 4 source pages, checked September 26, 2026. We did not open an account.

Not confirmed yet: Price per GB from, Countries covered.

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