Lyca Mobile Norway: prepaid plans, eSIM setup, roaming and support
Lyca Mobile Norway sells prepaid SIM and eSIM plans with 5G, free calls inside Norway and cheap minutes to many countries. This is not a shop with parcels and returns, so the useful questions are different: which plans exist, how an eSIM is activated, what happens with roaming and how you reach support. The details below come from the Norwegian Lyca Mobile site.
Who it is for and how it works
All Lyca Mobile plans in Norway are prepaid cards with no contract and no minimum commitment. You pay in advance and use data, minutes and messages until the 30-day period ends or the balance is used up. Automatic renewal can be switched off in your My Lyca account. You can buy online or in a Lyca Mobile store, and every plan comes as an eSIM or a physical SIM. The eSIM is activated online right away, a physical SIM is delivered to your home for free. You can also bring your existing number.
The 30-day plans
The site lists five plans. Lyca Smart S is the entry plan: for 99 NOK per 30 days it includes 1 GB of data, free calls in Norway, 100 minutes to Germany and other countries and 1 GB of EU, Ukraine and Moldova roaming data. Lyca Smart L has 10 GB for 199 NOK per 30 days, with 250 minutes to the UK, Pakistan and more. Lyca Smart XL gives 60 GB for the first three months and 30 GB afterwards at 99 NOK per 30 days, with free minutes in Norway and to the UK, Europe, Canada, India and China. Lyca Smart XXL has 200 GB for the first three months and then 100 GB at 349 NOK per 30 days, and Lyca Smart Max offers unlimited data and unlimited calls in Norway for 499 NOK per 30 days, plus 500 international minutes and 62 GB of roaming data in the EU, Ukraine and Moldova.
eSIM: how it is set up
An eSIM is a digital SIM built into the phone, so you download the plan instead of inserting a card. The steps: check that your phone supports eSIM, choose a prepaid plan, then follow the installation guide for your device by scanning a QR code and register the eSIM. A Lyca Mobile eSIM has to be activated in Norway. Once it is active you can use it abroad according to your plan. It can run next to a physical SIM in a dual-SIM phone, and 5G is included where the network offers it.
Keeping your number and getting help
To move your number to Lyca, you fill in an online form with your new Lyca number, the SIM card ICCID and the number you want to keep. You confirm that number with a one-time code and choose a date and time between 08:00 and 18:00. Your service can be unavailable for a short time until the transfer is done.
For support, use the 24/7 chat with LIA or the My Lyca Mobile app. Phone support runs from 09:00 to 18:00, Monday to Friday: dial 3332 from a Lyca number, which is always free, or +47 9473 3332 and +47 2154 7171 from other networks and abroad. The shop says it aims to answer emails within 5 to 7 working days.
Roaming
On the roaming page you pick the country you travel to and see what your plan already includes and whether an extra data package is available. Using the internet on a plane or ship can cost extra, because satellite networks provide it, so check the price first.
| At a glance | Lyca Mobile Norway |
|---|---|
| Type | Prepaid SIM and eSIM, no contract |
| Period | 30-day plans, auto-renewal can be turned off |
| Entry plan | Lyca Smart S with 1 GB, 99 NOK per 30 days |
| eSIM | Activated in Norway, QR code install |
| Support | Chat 24/7, phone 09:00 to 18:00 on weekdays |
Cashback with Lyca Mobile Norway
Open the Lyca Mobile Norway page at daily cashback and press the shop button. The rate is shown there ($6.24) together with the offers we check every day. Then choose and pay for your plan as usual. In your free account the cashback first appears as open and becomes confirmed once Lyca Mobile has reported the order.
Practical tips
- Check that your phone is not locked to another network and supports eSIM before you pay.
- Activate the eSIM while you are in Norway.
- Look at the roaming page for your destination before you travel.
- Finish the order in one visit and keep other cashback or voucher sites closed, so the first click counts.
As of October 2026