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Find out how to use your phone or tablet while traveling abroad in over 210 destinations, on over 400 cruise ships, and on select airlines.


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AT&T International Day Pass Overview

With AT&T International Day Pass, use your current plan while visiting countries in Europe, Asia, and Latin America. Add this feature at any time and pay only for the days you use it.

AT&T International Day Pass Overview
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How it works

With AT&T International Day Pass®1, you can use your phone, tablet, or laptop in over 210 destinations, on select international flights, and on over 400 cruise ships.

Pay a daily fee for each 24-hour period that you talk, text, or use data within an included destination, on a participating airline or cruise ship. Only one daily fee is charged even when you travel to multiple included destinations in the same day. The daily fee applies to each line on your account using AT&T International Day Pass.1

  • Land and air: For one line, it’s $12 a day on land. For each additional line on the same account on the same calendar day, it’s $6 a day. You’ll never pay more than 10 daily fees per line, per bill period for land or air travel.
  • At sea: $20 per day, per line for all days used, including days used both on land and at sea.

See the list of included destinations, cruise ships, and airlines at att.com/globalcountries.

Sign up once

International Day Pass stays on your account for international travel, unless you remove it. Forget to sign up? We’ll add International Day Pass to smartphones when you arrive in an included destination. If we do, we’ll send you a text to let you know we’re adding it and what to do if you don’t want it. Learn more

What you can do

With AT&T International Day Pass, you can:

  • Use your domestic data plan to email, use maps, convert currency, and more. At sea, after 500MB of data use within a 24-hour period, data speeds may be reduced to a maximum of 512Kbps on certain ships. The highest available data speed will be restored at the beginning of the next 24-hour period.
  • Use your domestic talk plan to receive calls or to make calls to the U.S., the destination you’re in, or other International Day Pass locations. Calls to other destinations also include an International Long Distance charge.
  • Send unlimited texts to the world. Texts you receive are rated as domestic and don’t charge a daily fee.

If you talk, text, or use data in destinations not included in International Day Pass, pay-per-use rates apply.

FYI: If your wireless plan doesn’t include unlimited talk and data, overage charges may apply. You can use Video Management to save data while you’re abroad if your domestic plan includes it. Learn more at att.com/VideoFeature.

How to avoid unintended charges

If you don’t want to be charged a daily fee when you’re in an included destination, make sure you:

  • Put your phone in airplane mode and turn on Wi-Fi to avoid unintended data use.
  • Turn off Wi-Fi Calling. You’ll be charged a daily fee when you make a Wi-Fi call to anywhere other than the U.S. Wi-Fi calls to the U.S. are no additional charge.
  • Check the apps on your device. Apps running in the background use data and trigger the daily fee.
  • Avoid streaming Data Free TV abroad to stop international data charges. Data Free TV isn’t available outside the U.S. so international data charges apply.

Go to Device Support to get help with any of your device settings.

For questions while traveling outside the U.S.

  • Chat with us when available
  • Call +1.314.925.6925 at no charge from your AT&T Wirelessâ„  phone

 

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Last updated: April 16, 2025

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