Tesco Mobile makes change to roaming charges 'until 2026'

James Rodger
·2-min read

Tesco Mobile has rolled out a big change to roaming charges - and it's good news for customers. Tesco Mobile has announced the extension of its Home From Home EU roaming offer until 2026, the mobile arm of the UK's biggest supermarket has said.

Even better, with Clubcard Prices, customers can not only enjoy certainty on the price of their monthly phone bill with frozen prices but also roam with no extra fees for the length of the minimum contract period. No setup, no hassle.

Clubcard holders not only have access to Clubcard Price deals, they also earn points for every pound they spend which can be used to save money on their monthly phone bills, as well as towards food, fuel, fashion or with more than 100 Reward Partners.

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Jonathan Taylor, CEO of Tesco Mobile, said: “Whether it’s using maps or keeping in touch with family and friends, we all want to stay connected when we’re abroad. So, until 2026, our customers can continue to tap into their UK data, minutes and texts allowances for no extra cost in 48 destinations across the EU and beyond.

“As well as benefiting from great savings and frozen prices, we’re delighted to confirm that customers on a Clubcard Prices deal (including both new & mid-contract customers) will now also enjoy EU roaming for no extra cost for the length of their minimum contract period.

“This extension to 2026 and its introduction to the Clubcard Price proposition is a testament to our commitment to providing exceptional value and convenience to our customers.”

Full list of 48 countries in Tesco's roaming data package

Austria

Azores

Belgium

Bulgaria

Canary Islands

Croatia

Republic of Cyprus

Czech Republic

Denmark

Estonia

Finland

France

French Guiana

Germany

Gibraltar

Greece

Guadeloupe

Guernsey

Hungary

Iceland

Republic of Ireland

Isle of Man

Jersey

Italy

Latvia

Liechtenstein

Lithuania

Luxembourg

Madeira

Malta

Martinique

Mayotte

Monaco

Netherlands

Norway

Poland

Portugal

Reunion

Romania

San Marino

Slovakia

Slovenia

Spain

St. Martin

St. Barts

Sweden

Switzerland

Vatican City

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