Tele2 Lietuva review

Plans start at €13.50. The provider sits in the budget range, so this reads as a home subscription rather than a premium travel add-on. You are buying a carrier plan with recurring monthly service.

Unlimited data is included, so there is no stated allowance to run out. A fair use policy still applies, and data traffic above a set monthly limit may be treated as unfair use. The limit sits far above typical trip use.

Yes, 5G is included among the plan features. Traffic runs on the Tele2 network, so the speed you get abroad depends on that network's roaming coverage in the country you are visiting.

It is a carrier plan, sold by the network operator itself rather than a marketplace. The legal entity behind it is UAB TELE2, based in Lithuania. You deal with the operator directly, not an intermediary.

Top-ups are offered, so you can add balance during the trip. That makes it easier to cover roaming use and extra data without changing plan. It suits travelers who stay longer than a single short visit.

Support runs on phone, email and help centre. That means you can reach the operator by phone, by email or through the help centre. Contacting the network operator directly keeps you on the same support record as your home plan.

It is aimed at short trip and long trip, so the plan works for a quick trip and a longer stay. Data is unlimited, which suits a long trip where an allowance would be limiting. 5G helps when you need speed on maps and calls.

The provider is based in Lithuania and has traded as a carrier since 2000. Its plans cover global destinations. Because it is a home network operator, roaming abroad follows the terms of the Tele2 network.