Whether you are coming to Barcelona for a short vacation, a longer (business) stay or even plan on moving here permanently, a Spanish phone number can prove to be very useful. Calling at local rates can save you loads of money, and having internet on your phone at all times makes it much easier to navigate your way through Barcelona. Which Spanish simcard is best for you? In this article, we give you an overview of the various possibilities of phone plans without contract that can be interesting for foreigners.

Vodafone

There are several prepaid plans possible, both packages with a fixed amount of minutes and internet MB’s, as a pay-as-you-go options where you only pay for what you actually use. To top-up your credit, just visit a Vodafone store.

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Orange

Orange offers a very simple deal: one fixed amount package and one pay-as-you go. The nice this about Orange is that you have unlimited calling and texting with the Ballena package If you don’t want too much choice and know exactly what you will use, this is the right operator for you. Topping up is possible online, as well as in one of their stores.

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Movistar

This provider has a total of 9 packages which can be confusing, especially if you don’t exactly know what and how much you need. The Tuenti Movil plans can be very attractive for young people.  If you choose this provider, we recommend you seek advice at one of the many Movistar stores across Barcelona.

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Yoigo

This provider chooses for a simple two-plan offering as well. Choose a fixed-rate plan or a pay-as-you-go plan depending on your needs. Top-up is available in their stores, although they are less spread through Barcelona compared to the other operators.

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