The 60-second verdict
Flysimio sells 5 GB for 30 days in Latvia at $8.50 on LMT and Tele2. Airalo's cheapest 30-day Latvia plan is $69.00, because they sell the country as unlimited-only. For a Riga city break, our 1 GB / 7-day plan at $2.25 is enough.
Latvia sits in the middle of the Baltic route — Tallinn is four hours north by bus, Vilnius four hours south — and most visitors do all three countries. If that is your trip, the Europe regional plan covers the whole thing and saves juggling three country plans.
Flysimio Latvia eSIM
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Flysimio Latvia eSIM plans
Most travelers pick the 5 GB / 30-day plan at $5.95 — about $1.19/GB for Latvia. Full live range (prices update hourly):
| Data | Validity | Price | Per GB |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 GB | 7 days | $1.43 | $1.43/GB |
| 3 GB | 15 days | $3.75 | $1.25/GB |
| 5 GBMost popular | 30 days | $5.95 | $1.19/GB |
| 10 GB | 30 days | $10.70 | $1.07/GB |
| 20 GB | 30 days | $20.50 | $1.02/GB |
| 50 GB | 180 days | $71.18 | $1.42/GB |
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Latvia eSIM comparison (2026)
| Provider | Plan | Price | Network | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Flysimio | 1 GB / 7 days | $1.43 | LMT / Tele2 | |
| Flysimio | 3 GB / 30 days | $4.00 | LMT / Tele2 | |
| Flysimio | 5 GB / 30 days | $5.95 | LMT / Tele2 | |
| Flysimio | 10 GB / 30 days | $10.70 | LMT / Tele2 | |
| Flysimio | 20 GB / 30 days | $20.50 | LMT / Tele2 | |
| Airalo | Unlimited / 7 days | $27.00 | Bite Latvija | Coverage & app |
| Airalo | Unlimited / 30 days | $69.00 | Bite Latvija | Coverage & app |
Latvia's networks
LMT, Tele2 and Bite serve Latvia, and all three have strong 4G with 5G in Riga and the larger towns. Like its Baltic neighbours, Latvia has better rural and coastal coverage than its population density would suggest — the long Kurzeme coastline and the Gauja valley are both well served.
Coverage by destination
- Riga — 5G throughout the UNESCO Old Town, the Art Nouveau district and Riga airport.
- Jūrmala — well covered along the beach strip and the Dzintari area.
- Sigulda and Gauja National Park — good in town and at the castles; thinner on the forest trails and in the valley itself.
- Cape Kolka — covered at the tip where the Gulf of Riga meets the Baltic, though it is genuinely remote.
- Liepāja and Ventspils — solid on the west coast.
- Latgale and the eastern lakes — fine in the towns, patchier on the back roads.
How much data do you need?
Riga has widespread free Wi-Fi and Latvia is compact, so a week runs 1–3 GB for most travellers. Buy 3 GB at $5.75 and you are comfortably covered for a fortnight.
Setting it up
- Buy and install on Wi-Fi before you travel.
- Switch the line on at Riga airport and enable Data Roaming for that line only.
- Turn Data Roaming off on your home line.
- If you are arriving by bus from Tallinn or Vilnius, switch the Latvian line on after the border.
- Latvia uses the euro; card acceptance is near-universal.
Frequently asked questions
What is the best eSIM for Latvia?
Flysimio — 5 GB for 30 days is $8.50 on LMT and Tele2, against $69.00 for Airalo's cheapest 30-day Latvia plan, which is unlimited-only. For a Riga city break the 1 GB / 7-day plan at $2.25 is usually enough.
Should I buy a Latvia eSIM or a Europe eSIM?
If you are only in Latvia, the country plan is cheaper. Most visitors do the full Baltic route — Tallinn is four hours north, Vilnius four hours south — and in that case the Europe regional plan covers all three countries on one plan.
Is there coverage in Gauja National Park?
Yes around Sigulda, the castles and the main roads. Coverage thins on the forest trails and down in the valley, so download an offline map before a walking day.
How much data do I need for Latvia?
About 1–3 GB for a week. Riga has widespread free Wi-Fi and the country is compact, so real usage is low. A 3 GB plan at $5.75 covers a fortnight comfortably.
Does Latvia use the euro?
Yes, Latvia adopted the euro in 2014. Card acceptance is near-universal across the country, as it is throughout the Baltics.
Sources & further reading
Daniel Reyes
eSIM & Mobile Networks Writer
Daniel is a telecoms writer who has covered mobile networks and eSIM technology since 2019. He breaks down carrier coverage, device compatibility, and activation step by step.