Going to the 2026 FIFA World Cup? Here's how to stay connected
The 2026 FIFA World Cup is coming — and it's spread across three countries
For the first time ever, the FIFA World Cup is being hosted across three nations — the United States, Canada, and Mexico. For Australian fans making the trip, that means your phone needs to work seamlessly across all three countries.
Roaming with Telstra, Optus or Vodafone will cost you a fortune. A Proost North America eSIM covers all three countries on a single plan, starting from just a few dollars a day.
Why you need an eSIM for the World Cup
The matches are spread from Vancouver to New York, Mexico City to Miami. If you're following your team across multiple cities and countries, you'll need reliable data for:
Roaming on your Australian plan can cost $10–$15 per day, per country. With a Proost North America eSIM, you get one plan that covers the USA, Canada and Mexico — no switching, no bill shock.
How eSIMs work
An eSIM is a digital SIM card built into your phone. Instead of a physical SIM, you scan a QR code and your phone connects to a local network. No SIM swapping, no hunting for a phone shop at the airport.
Your Proost eSIM is delivered instantly after purchase — scan the QR code before you leave Australia, and your phone will connect automatically when you land.
What's included in the North America plan
How to set it up
Australian Consumer Law protection
Proost is an Australian-owned business, which means your purchase is covered by Australian Consumer Law. If something goes wrong, you're protected.
Ready to go?
The World Cup kicks off in June 2026. Get your North America eSIM sorted now so it's ready when you land.