AT&T Unlimited Premium now offers service in Latin America
AT&T Unlimited Premium now provides unlimited call, talk, text, & high-speed data while traveling in 19 Latin American countries at no extra cost.1 Keep in mind, that’s on top of all the other great features you already get with AT&T Unlimited Premium, including service in and between the U.S., Mexico, and Canada.
Here is a full of list of new countries where AT&T Unlimited Premium customers can expect their service to stay connected—all without roaming charges or needing to change SIM cards:
Central America
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- Belize
- Costa Rica
- El Salvador
- Guatemala
- Honduras
- Nicaragua
- Panama
South America
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- Argentina
- Bolivia
- Brazil
- Chile
- Colombia
- Ecuador
- Guyana
- Paraguay
- Peru
- Suriname
- Uruguay
- Venezuela
How do I activate AT&T service in Latin America?
If you’re an AT&T Unlimited Premium customer, you don’t have to do anything to activate service in eligible Latin American countries. This feature is part of your plan, so it will start working on its own whenever you travel to one of the 19 countries at no extra cost to you.
How do I use my phone in Latin America if I don’t have AT&T Unlimited Premium?
If you have an AT&T plan other than AT&T Unlimited Premium, you still have one great option for travelling abroad. AT&T also allows you to take eligible domestic plans abroad and get unlimited talk, text, and high-speed data2 in more than 210 different destinations. Simply add AT&T International Day Pass®.
International Day Pass costs $10 dollars per day for the first line on your account and $5 for each additional line used on the same calendar day. You will never have to pay for more than 10 days per line, per bill. After those 10 days, you can continue using your phone through the end of the bill cycle for no additional charge. The other good thing is that you’ll only pay for the days you use.
How do I turn off AT&T International Day Pass when I’m done using it?
If you’re done using your phone but you’re still traveling abroad, you should turn off data roaming in your device settings to avoid being charged for unintentional use. One other nice thing about International Day Pass, though, is you won’t have to manually turn off this feature once you return to the United States. You can keep it on each line on your account and you’ll be all set for your next trip. You won’t be charged again until you use your phone in one of the 210+ destinations.
This article is AT&T sponsored content written by Matt Johnsen, a TechBuzz contributor and AT&T employee. The statements in this article are his own and don’t necessarily represent the positions, strategies, or opinions of AT&T.
- Coverage and data speeds vary by country. Int’l usage should not exceed domestic usage.. Details at att.com/roamlatam for eligible countries.
- Coverage not available in all areas. Terms and data allowance from your domestic plan, fees and other restrictions apply and are subject to change. If you talk, send a text or use data in any of the included countries, you’ll be charged $10 per 24 hours and $5 for each add’l line on the same account used the same calendar day unless you remove AT&T Int’l Day Pass. Charge cap: A max. of 10 daily fees per line, per monthly bill cycle. Go to com/intldaypass for details.
