TravelPass

Most World Devices with HD Voice are compatible with TravelPass. But prepaid data-only devices aren't compatible with TravelPass at this time.

You can see if your plan and device are compatible on the Features page in My Verizon. Tap or click Start now in the TravelPass section to check your compatibility.

Note: If you don't see TravelPass listed in your available features, you may not be eligible for it. You may need to upgrade to a Prepaid World Device and/or switch to an eligible monthly plan.

For a flat daily fee, Prepaid TravelPass lets you use your prepaid phone's talk, text and data* allowances while traveling outside the US. See available destinations and international coverage.

You'll be charged $5 or $10 for a 24-hour TravelPass session, based on which country you're in at the time of purchase. The daily charge only applies on days you use your service outside of the US. You'll receive text messages to your prepaid phone stating when your 24-hour TravelPass session will expire.

You'll also use your prepaid minutes, messages and data* allowances from your plan, just like when you're in the US.

Note: If you travel to a new destination with a different fee during a 24-hour TravelPass session (e.g., from a $5 country to a $10 country), you'll be charged a new daily fee. You'll start a new 24-hour TravelPass session with 2 GB of high-speed data to use. If you travel to a new destination with the same fee (e.g., a $5 country to a $5 country), you'll continue using your same TravelPass session until it expires.

TravelPass isn't available for prepaid data-only devices.

*High-speed data applies for the first 2 GB/day with reduced 3G speeds thereafter. You may receive a text offering the option to buy additional International high-speed data when you reach your limit.

When you arrive in a country covered by TravelPass, you'll receive a free international welcome message text. But your 24-hour TravelPass session won't begin until you make or receive a phone call, send a text or use data. Your account will be debited the daily fee at that time, or you’ll be asked to add funds to your account to cover the daily fee.

You must have enough funds in your prepaid account to cover the Prepaid TravelPass daily fee if you want to use TravelPass services.

Note: You may need to enable Prepaid TravelPass through My Verizon.

You'll receive a message when you start your Prepaid TravelPass session, informing you when it will end. If you don't want to incur any additional charges the next day while you're traveling, you can disable Prepaid TravelPass before the end of your session or through the My Verizon app on your phone if you turn on Wi-Fi.

If you're on a compatible device and prepaid plan, TravelPass is already on your line of service but is set to disabled.

You can enable Prepaid TravelPass using:

• My Verizon app
• My Verizon website