Every Rogers roaming pack, checked on Rogers's own site, next to live data eSIM prices by destination.
| Pack | Type | Validity | Data | Calls | SMS | Also |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| C$45 | International pass | 3 days | Per plan | - | - | Use your plan's data, talk and text in 180+ destinations |
| C$75 | International pass | 7 days | Per plan | - | - | Use your plan's data, talk and text in 180+ destinations |
| C$100 | International pass | 14 days | Per plan | - | - | - |
| C$120 | International pass | 30 days | Per plan | - | - | - |
| C$25 | US pass | 3 days | Per plan | - | - | - |
| C$50 | US pass | 7 days | Per plan | - | - | - |
| C$60 | US pass | 14 days | Per plan | - | - | - |
| C$80 | US pass | 30 days | Per plan | - | - | - |
| C$16 | US daily | per day | Per plan | - | - | - |
From www.rogers.com/mobility/roaming, checked 19 October 2026. Rogers is a trademark of Rogers Communications Inc. Slashtel is not affiliated with Rogers.
Rogers sells roaming under the name Rogers Roam Like Home. The Travel Pass family comes as an International pass for 180+ destinations, including the US, Europe and Asia, and as a US pass for the USA only. Each family is sold in 3, 7, 14 and 30 day versions. A pass carries no separate data bucket: it uses the data, talk and text allowance already in your home plan. The International and US passes reach those destinations through partnerships with more than 700 carriers. A separate US daily option is charged per day of use, so you pay only for the days you use your phone, and it also draws on your home plan allowance.
Your phone connects automatically to a partner network when you arrive abroad. No SIM swap is needed. You can buy a Travel Pass up to 60 days before travel, and it starts at 12 a.m. Eastern Time on the activation date you set in MyRogers. A pass cannot be renewed. You can buy another pass with a start date set for when the previous one ends. Travel Passes run for consecutive days, while Roam Like Home Daily is charged only on days of use. To confirm you are enrolled before you travel, text TRAVEL to 222. A free welcome text arrives when you reach your destination. It lists pay-per-use rates if Roam Like Home is not available, your plan is ineligible or you have opted out. Rogers does not bill roaming for incoming text messages or for unanswered calls sent to your device. When you use WiFi Calling outside Canada, incoming calls and messages, and outgoing calls and messages to Canadian numbers, come out of your plan allowances with no roaming or long distance charges.
A Travel Pass uses your plan allowance, so heavy data use abroad draws down the same bucket you rely on at home. A prepaid data-only travel eSIM from Slashtel covers 190+ countries and carries mobile data only. Your Rogers SIM stays in the phone for calls, texts and bank codes, and the eSIM handles data. The eSIM is installed by QR code before the trip and switched on when you land, and it connects to local networks with automatic network selection. A data-only eSIM has no phone number, so calls and texts stay on the home SIM or go over internet apps. This pairing suits travellers who want their Canadian number active for verification codes while buying data separately for the destination. The table on this page compares each Rogers pack with live data eSIM prices for the same trip, destination by destination, so you can check where the eSIM route works for your itinerary. See also roaming from Canada.
Facts checked 26 October 2026.
Rogers's options are C$45 for 3 days, C$75 for 7 days, C$100 for 14 days, C$120 for 30 days, C$25 for 3 days, C$50 for 7 days, C$60 for 14 days, C$80 for 30 days, C$16 a day (US daily), as listed on Rogers's site on 19 October 2026.
For data, in 56 of the destinations we compare: Dubai (UAE) (C$34.30 vs C$75), Thailand (C$13.23 vs C$75), USA (C$16.93 vs C$50), Europe (C$31.16 vs C$75), UK (C$13.37 vs C$75), Nepal (C$53.52 vs C$75), Saudi Arabia (C$31.31 vs C$75), Singapore (C$13.94 vs C$75), Malaysia (C$10.81 vs C$75), Australia (C$12.51 vs C$75), Qatar (C$36.86 vs C$75), Turkey (C$14.08 vs C$75), Japan (C$13.37 vs C$75), Indonesia (Bali) (C$15.50 vs C$75), Vietnam (C$21.77 vs C$75), Sri Lanka (C$25.18 vs C$75), Hong Kong (C$15.50 vs C$75), South Korea (C$15.50 vs C$75), New Zealand (C$18.92 vs C$75), Oman (C$39.99 vs C$75), Kuwait (C$34.72 vs C$75), Bahrain (C$37 vs C$75), Germany (C$14.22 vs C$75), France (C$15.50 vs C$75), Switzerland (C$12.66 vs C$75), Italy (C$12.66 vs C$75), Spain (C$14.22 vs C$75), Netherlands (C$12.09 vs C$75), Ireland (C$12.09 vs C$75), Greece (C$14.22 vs C$75), Portugal (C$12.09 vs C$75), Austria (C$12.09 vs C$75), Mauritius (C$46.26 vs C$75), Egypt (C$38.14 vs C$75), Kenya (C$42.13 vs C$75), South Africa (C$24.19 vs C$75), China (C$17.50 vs C$75), Philippines (C$21.48 vs C$75), Israel (C$20.49 vs C$75), Azerbaijan (C$43.83 vs C$75), Georgia (C$24.33 vs C$75), Kazakhstan (C$20.20 vs C$75), Uzbekistan (C$18.92 vs C$75), Mexico (C$42.55 vs C$75), Brazil (C$27.18 vs C$75), Cambodia (C$23.33 vs C$75), Bangladesh (C$21.77 vs C$75), Poland (C$10.81 vs C$75), Czech Republic (C$14.22 vs C$75), Hungary (C$14.22 vs C$75), Jordan (C$48.11 vs C$75), India (C$28.74 vs C$75), Dominican Republic (C$44.83 vs C$75), Colombia (C$42.98 vs C$75), Costa Rica (C$57.36 vs C$75), Peru (C$36.86 vs C$75). Rogers's options also include calls, which a data eSIM does not.
Yes. Keep the Rogers SIM in the phone for calls and texts such as bank codes, and use the eSIM for mobile data.