A few months ago, we got a Dutch SIM when arriving in Amsterdam. No real huge problems, but when a message came in, we had to translate to Dutch. Again, not a huge problem with Google translate. We are going to be visiting the Caribbean, South America and Europe in the next 10 months or so and I've been reading about an international SIM. I am a senior and not hugely savvy on tech stuff, so if someone could help me, I'd greatly appreciate it! It sounds as if an International SIM might be ideal. Like OneSIm https://www.onesimcard.com.
I have an old Iphone 7 unlocked and I'm thinking if I get this card, I can avoid getting local SIMs everywhere and when I chatted with them, he said my messages/texts would come in English. I could just keep this SIM and phone and not having to worry about finding a SIM everywhere we go.
While it might be a bit more than individual country SIM, I'm thinking it might be more convenient for me? We would obviously use WIFI when possible, but we often want to check a restaurant, use Google maps, check opening times, etc., when we are out and about.
Does anyone have any experience with this who could help me understand if this is too good to be true or an ideal option for me? Thank you!