Lyca Mobile US Upgrades Its Unlimited Plans with Canada Roaming Data

Oct 16, 2026

Canada, October 16, 2026 /MarketersMEDIA/ -- Lyca Mobile users no longer have to buy travel eSIMs or local SIM cards when they visit Canada. 

One of the largest MVNOs (Mobile Virtual Network Operators) in the world, Lyca Mobile, has updated its two unlimited plans, the Unlimited Plus and the Unlimited Pro. 

The plans now include roaming benefits for Canada. Like other Lyca Mobile prepaid plans in the USA, these plans offer unlimited talk and text to 100 countries. Now, the list has been updated with Canada as well. 

In addition to calls and texts, the plans offer 5 GB roaming data for Canada as well. 

With this upgrade, Lyca Mobile users in the USA can now visit Canada without the need to purchase a roaming plan, a travel eSIM, or a Canadian SIM card. They can use mobile data by enabling data roaming in their phone settings and using data like they would in the USA. 

This dedicated roaming data is great for short trips of up to 15 days, depending on the user’s internet habits. 

The roaming data has been included at no added cost. Users only have to pay the promotional prices of $18 for the Unlimited Plus and $29.50 for the Unlimited Pro, and the original prices of $49 and $59 when the promotion ends. 

Additionally, the roaming data included has the same validity as that of the plan, which is 30 days from the date of purchase or renewal. 

The roaming upgrade is expected to remove the hassle involved in purchasing and activating local SIM cards after landing. Users also don’t have to deal with installing mobile applications of travel eSIM providers or complicated activation processes. 

In addition to the newly added roaming benefits, here’s what customers get with the two unlimited plans from Lyca Mobile US. 

Unlimited Plus: 

  • Unlimited data with 5G speeds for the first 50 GB 
  • Unlimited nationwide talk and text 
  • Unlimited international talk and text to 100 countries 
  • 15 GB hotspot data 
  • $10 roaming credit 

Unlimited Pro: 

  • Unlimited data with 5G speeds for the first 50 GB 
  • Unlimited nationwide talk and text 
  • Unlimited international talk and text to 100 countries 
  • 25 GB hotspot data 
  • $15 roaming credit 

Another benefit of these plans is the bonus roaming credit that’s included. If the need to make a call or send an SMS without using mobile data arises, then users can do so without incurring roaming charges. The free roaming credit included will be used for the calls made/received or the text messages sent. 

The MVNO states that this upgrade was made with cross-border communication in mind. Instead of switching SIM cards or getting a travel eSIM for short stays, Lyca Mobile users can now use the same mobile plan in the USA and Canada. 

The plans are available for sale at promotional prices on the official website: https://www.lycamobile.us/en/. The plans are only available for users in the USA. Note that these plans must be activated in the USA before they can be used in Canada. 

About Lyca Mobile US 

Lyca Mobile US is a mobile virtual network operator providing prepaid telecommunications services across the United States. The company offers a range of contract-free mobile plans that include data, voice, and messaging services, along with international calling options. Lyca Mobile US focuses on delivering accessible and flexible mobile solutions designed to meet the needs of diverse user segments, including individuals with cross-border communication requirements.

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Name: Jason Henry
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Organization: Lyca Mobile USA
Website: https://www.lycamobile.us/

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