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Passports, please, has teamed up with Saley and this is so great because I am always on the lookout for ways

of using my phone abroad without getting stung with massive fees all the time and the answer

is use an E-Sim you Saly now James can you take us through this please how does an E-Sim actually work?

Yeah it's like the physical SIM card in your phone, but instead it's digital.

Digital.

So you don't need to go to a shop and buy one.

You can just go to Sayley's website, find out what data plan works best for your trip, buy it, and then activate it on your phone.

Yeah, I have to say, it was so useful when we were in Thailand recently.

I went for 20 gigabytes. I went for 10,

but you're on your phone loads more than me. Look, I had work to do very important work. And having an

e-sim just makes everything simpler. You don't have those worries about getting scams that you do when

you buy a physical sim and we saved so much money. Also, do you know how it can be even

more useful? How? When you're planning on visiting more than one country on your next trip,

you can save even more money on e-sims by travelling on the same global or regional plan.

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