TravelPass TravelPass

When TravelPass is on your mobile phone line:

• A 24-hour TravelPass session starts automatically when you use your device in a TravelPass country (e.g., make or answer a phone call, send a text or use data).
  • Important: To use Travelpass, you must turn on cellular data or data roaming when you go to the TravelPass country.
• Two hours after the session starts, we send you a text letting you know when your 24-hour TravelPass session ends. Using your device after that time starts a new session.

Good to know: Once your cellular data or data roaming is turned on, a TravelPass session can be started by background data, including:

• App content refreshing (e.g., Weather apps, Fitness Tracker, etc.)
• Syncing (e.g., with email)
• Device or app software updates

Learn how to check if TravelPass is on your line or how to get TravelPass.*

*TravelPass is automatically added to your line with our Unlimited Plus and Unlimited Welcome mobile phone plans.

With TravelPass, you can call within the TravelPass country you're visiting and you can call back to the US.

Good to know: If you call a country other than the US or the one you're visiting:

• You're charged as if you were in the US and called that country.
• You can pick an International Calling plan or use International Calling pay per minute rates.

You're only charged on days you use your device in a TravelPass country:

• $6/day in Mexico and Canada.
  • Good to know: Calling, texting and data use in Mexico and Canada are included at no extra cost with our Unlimited mobile plans. Check your plan features in My Verizon.
• $12/day in other TravelPass countries.

Good to know:

• If you travel to 2 countries within a single 24-hour session or have a layover in a different country on your way to your final destination, you're still only charged for the first session.
• If you travel to 2 countries with different TravelPass daily fees (e.g., Mexico to Italy, etc.) you're charged a new daily fee and a new TravelPass session starts.
• There's no need to remove TravelPass from your line as you're only charged on days you use your device in a TravelPass country. And there's no charge when you're in the US.
• Your device may have 2 mobile numbers (e.g., Dual SIM, Second number). If you use both numbers when traveling internationally, charges apply per the international plan associated with each line.