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Yoigo Spain SIM card: the 50 GB prepaid and how to get an eSIM

Yoigo's prepaid plan is 50 GB for 15 euros per 28 days, delivered to the holder with ID. The eSIM is only issued in Yoigo, Nexus and Maslife shops.

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A Yoigo Spain SIM card has a simple prepaid offer: 50 GB and unlimited national calls for 15 euros per 28 days, with no contract. The practical catches for a visitor are on delivery and the eSIM. The SIM is shipped to the holder, who must show an ID document and sign, and the eSIM is issued only in specific shops. Yoigo is a MásMóvil subsidiary within MasOrange.

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

What is in the Yoigo Spain SIM card prepaid plan?

Yoigo's prepaid page lists 50 GB per 28 days at "up to 5G" speed, unlimited calls to national fixed and mobile numbers, no contract and free shipping, for 15 euros including VAT. It includes EU roaming under a fair-use limit that Yoigo states as 22.5 GB on the 15-euro tariff, covering the EU, Gibraltar, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Moldova, Norway and Ukraine. The plan renews automatically every 28 days if you have enough balance. SMS to Spanish numbers cost 0.25 euros each. There is a 14-day return right from delivery.

How does a Yoigo SIM reach you?

Orders arrive in 2 to 3 days on the mainland (5 for the Balearics, 7 for the Canaries, Ceuta and Melilla). For security, it is delivered only to the line holder, who must show an identity document and sign the delivery note. That is a problem if you are only staying in Spain for a few days, so order early or choose another route.

How do you get a Yoigo eSIM?

Yoigo's help page says an eSIM is only available in Yoigo, Nexus and Maslife shops. The shop sends an email with a QR code, PIN and PUK; you scan the code, confirm with the PIN and, if it replaces a physical SIM, remove the old one. Each QR code is single-use. The page does not say whether prepaid lines can have an eSIM, and its device list looks dated.

What does Yoigo say about coverage?

Only "up to 5G" speed, with no coverage figures. We cannot confirm Yoigo's rural reach.

Orange's blog says MasOrange, announced on 3 April 2024, was formed by Orange España and Grupo MásMóvil and keeps Yoigo among its brands. Orange's own page is Orange Spain.

How does it compare with a travel eSIM in Spain?

A Yoigo Spain SIM card needs delivery to the holder, or a shop visit for the eSIM, so it is slower to start than a travel eSIM. In return you get a Spanish number and a full month of data. 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, Orange Spain and Digi Mobil. The Spain hub links the rest.

Common questions

Is a Yoigo Spain SIM card good for tourists?

Only for longer stays. The 50 GB plan costs 15 euros per 28 days, and the SIM is delivered in 2 to 3 days to the holder, who must show ID. For a few days, a travel eSIM that installs before you fly is simpler.

Does Yoigo have an eSIM?

Yes, but Yoigo's help page says it is only available in Yoigo, Nexus and Maslife shops. You receive a QR code, PIN and PUK by email once the shop has issued it. The page does not say that prepaid lines are included, so ask in a shop first.

How much is Yoigo prepaid?

On 8 October 2026 Yoigo's prepaid page showed 50 GB and unlimited national calls for 15 euros including VAT per 28 days, no contract and free shipping. The EU roaming limit is 22.5 GB on that tariff. SMS cost extra.

Do I need ID to receive a Yoigo SIM?

Yes. Yoigo says it delivers only to the line holder, who must show an identity document and sign the delivery note. The page does not say which documents it accepts, so confirm with Yoigo first if you only have a foreign passport.

Is Yoigo part of Orange?

Yoigo belongs to MasOrange, the company formed by Orange España and Grupo MásMóvil, announced on 3 April 2024 according to Orange's blog. Yoigo and Orange continue as separate brands under a multibrand strategy, so each has its own prepaid page and plans.

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