Orange Spain SIM card: Prepago plans and the MasOrange group

Orange Spain sells prepaid plans at 10 to 25 euros per 28 days plus Holiday plans, and belongs to MasOrange with Yoigo and MásMóvil. Read 8 October 2026.

An Orange Spain SIM card is a prepaid SIM, and Orange has two plans that suit a holiday: Holiday Maxi and Holiday Mini, both with unlimited data. Orange is also part of MasOrange, the company formed by Orange España and MásMóvil, which also owns Yoigo. This page covers Orange itself; Yoigo has its own page.

This is desk research from Orange's public pages, read on 8 October 2026. We have not tested the service.

What can a visitor buy with an Orange Spain SIM card?

Orange's prepaid page lists, per 28 days: Prepago 10 at 10 euros (80 GB), Prepago 15 at 15 euros (260 GB) and Prepago 20 at 20 euros (320 GB), plus TV variants at 15, 20 and 25 euros. Holiday Maxi is 35 euros per 28 days with unlimited data, 100 minutes nationally and internationally, and "5G speed" navigation. Holiday Mini is 25 euros for 15 days, also unlimited data and 100 minutes. All plans are listed with no lock-in, and EU roaming is included in each. The page does not say how much data can be used in the EU, so check before crossing a border.

Is there an Orange Spain eSIM?

The page says Holiday Maxi is "already available in eSIM" and does not say whether the other plans are. Confirm that the plan you want supports it before buying.

How long does an Orange prepaid SIM last?

The card is valid for three months, extended by each top-up or use of balance. After that you can still receive calls and use data for one more month; if you do not top up within those four months, the card is deactivated and the number is lost. The prepaid page says your card is activated with your first top-up. It does not mention an ID requirement or give the price of the SIM itself.

What is the Orange Spain / MásMóvil connection?

Orange's blog says MasOrange was formed by Orange España and Grupo MásMóvil, announced on 3 April 2024, and keeps a multibrand strategy. Nine national brands were named, including Orange, Yoigo and MásMóvil. The prepaid page we read does not mention MásMóvil, so we cannot say whether Orange and MásMóvil prepaid plans have been merged.

What does Orange say about 5G?

Only Holiday Maxi mentions 5G speed. Other plans say "maximum speed" without definition, and the page gives no coverage figures.

How does it compare with a travel eSIM in Spain?

An Orange Spain SIM card with Holiday Maxi or Holiday Mini is priced for a trip, but 25 or 35 euros is not cheap for a short stay. Our Spain SIM card comparison sets the options side by side, where to buy a SIM card in Spain and the airport SIM card guide cover shops, and cheapest eSIM covers data-only plans. We do not name the local network behind travel eSIMs unless the provider publishes it.

The other Spanish carriers in this series are Movistar, Vodafone Spain, Yoigo and Digi Mobil. The Spain hub links the rest.

Common questions

Is an Orange Spain SIM card good for tourists?

Its Holiday plans are designed for it: Holiday Maxi at 35 euros per 28 days and Holiday Mini at 25 euros for 15 days, both with unlimited data. They cost more than the standard Prepago plans, and the page states no ID rules, so ask in an Orange store before you buy.

Is Orange Spain the same as MásMóvil?

Not exactly. Orange's blog says MasOrange was formed by Orange España and Grupo MásMóvil, announced on 3 April 2024, and the brands, including Orange, Yoigo and MásMóvil, continue under a multibrand strategy. The prepaid page we read does not mention MásMóvil.

Does Orange Spain have a prepaid eSIM?

Orange's prepaid page says Holiday Maxi is already available in eSIM. It does not say whether the other prepaid plans, such as Prepago 10, 15 or 20, can be had as an eSIM, so confirm in an Orange store or by phone before buying.

How long does an Orange prepaid card last?

Orange says the card is valid for three months from your last top-up or use of balance. After that you can still receive calls and use data for one more month, then the card is deactivated and you lose the number.

Does an Orange Spain SIM work in the EU?

Orange says EU roaming is included in every prepaid plan listed. The page we read does not state the data cap abroad, so check Orange's roaming terms before you travel onward, especially on Holiday plans with unlimited data at home.

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