It's a common misconception, but Kosovo is not part of the European Union, even though it uses the Euro (€). This means the EU's 'Roam Like at Home' policy does not apply, and most European carriers will impose significant international roaming fees. Truly Roaming offers a clear, cost-effective alternative. Our eSIM provides dedicated data for Kosovo, allowing you to avoid unexpected charges from your primary EU SIM, ensuring predictable costs for your remote work and connectivity needs.
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Will I incur roaming charges in Kosovo with my European (EU) SIM card, or is Truly Roaming a better option?
Updated April 22, 2026
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