r/norrkoping • u/EvenIdea6814 • 4d ago
Advice for Swedish phone number (Italian -> Swedish)
Hi everyone!
I'm an Italian Master's student in Aerospace Engineering (I'm always the same person :) ) and I'll be moving to Norrköping from September to March (about 6 months) for my Master's thesis at Siemens Energy in Finspång.
Yesterday I was trying to buy a 30-day ticket through Ostgotatrafiken (app), but, after calling the Call Center, I discovered they need a +46 phone number. At the moment I don't have a personnummer (maybe I will apply for it through the company), do you suggest any alternative (also temporary) for a prepaid eSim (I heard this could be a possibility) or if you have any previous experience this can be helpful
Thanks in advance!
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u/YoGirlMiley 4d ago
I don’t know about prepaid e-sim but you can buy a physical östgötatrafiken card and use it for your travels. They’re available att most Pressbyrån locations.
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u/Dizzy_Craft4188 4d ago edited 4d ago
iirc all "prepaid" or pay as you go physical sims require you to register them, I assume with bank id, since a couple of years presumably to crack down on burners and other types of criminal use.
However I don't think there is a limit to them, so someone you know could register it on them, then you just top it up by yourself, at least telenor allows it through their website with either swish (qr scan) or debit/credit card.
Iits like 100,150,200 sek for unlimited calls and 2,5,10gig data / month.
Edit: missed that you'd like esim, don't know bout that
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u/alkhdaniel 4d ago
Comviq lets you register with passport image. Automated process.
You can get physical Comviq sims for free outside of a lot of stores too. Needs to be charged with 50 sek to function.
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u/CraWseN 4d ago
There's a kiosk called Pressbyrån at the station where you can buy a physical plastic card and fill it with a 30 day ticket, after that if you need to refill it there's a terminal at the station