Dutch Sim Card

Whilst getting a Dutch Sim Card is not mandatory in the Netherlands many students often find it easier and/or cheaper to make the switch. Some services you might want to make use out of in the Netherlands might require one.

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What To Look Out For

  • Look for prepaid or SIM-only plans starting from around €5–€15 per month, ideal for student budgets.
  • Make sure the plan offers enough mobile data for your daily needs. Consider at least 5–10 GB per month if you’re often on the go.
  • Some providers offer student discounts, extra data, or bonus minutes, always check for current deals during university welcome weeks or student fairs.

Odido

Odido is a great choice for international students and graduates in the Netherlands who need reliable mobile service with plenty of data. With Odido’s unlimited data plan, you can stream, study, and stay connected without worrying about running out. They also offer the option to get a new phone and pay for it monthly through your bill, making it easy to upgrade without a large upfront cost. Odido provides excellent coverage and consistent service across the Netherlands while also offering the possibility of e-sim.

 

Best Unlimited Data Plan for just €27,50 per month

Lyca Mobile

Lyca Mobile is a practical option for international students and graduates in the Netherlands looking for an easy and affordable way to stay connected. Lyca Mobile offers SIM-only plans with flexible options, it’s perfect for managing your phone costs without surprises. Lyca Mobile runs on the reliable KPN network, offering great coverage across the country. also offering the option of e-sim so you can continue connected with your home sim-card.

 

Affordable Plans starting from €2 per month