Call Switzerland from France, and France from Switzerland. Everything is included, on the Orange network, with no commitment.
The best balance between France and Switzerland.
€19.99 a month
No commitment
Orange 5G network
Your calls, texts and MMS are unlimited between France, Switzerland, Europe, Andorra and the French overseas departments, in both directions. In Switzerland, your calls to Swiss numbers and the calls you receive are included too.
In France, you are on the Orange network, up to 5G. In Switzerland and Europe, your phone connects to a partner network by itself.
At the office, underground, wherever the network is weak: your calls go over Wi-Fi, once the option is turned on in your phone.
100 GB for France, 50 GB for Switzerland, Europe, Andorra and the French overseas departments. What you use in Switzerland never touches your allowance in France. We email you at 80% and again at 100%, and your customer area always shows what you have left. Once an allowance is used up, the connection stops in its area until the following month, or until you add a top-up.
Give your RIO code when you order: your number moves to Flytel in 3 working days at the earliest with an eSIM, and your old contract ends by itself. Prefer a new number? It is assigned as soon as your order is approved.
How ordering worksCancel whenever you like, free of charge. Cancellation takes effect at the end of the month, no later than ten days after your request, and anything you have overpaid is refunded.
It adds 5G on the Orange network, for €5 more a month. To choose, start from what you use today.
100 GB in France 50 GB in Switzerland, Europe, Andorra and overseas departments Orange 5G network
A good choice if
20 GB in France 20 GB in Switzerland, Europe, Andorra and overseas departments Orange 4G network
A good choice if
Starting with Essentiel? You can move up to Confort later, from your customer area, straight away and with no change fee.
Before you sign up, read the standardised information sheet: every operator uses the same model, covering what is included, what is not, and at what price. It is in French, like the contract summary and the terms and conditions, and the French version is the binding one.
No. What you use in Switzerland does not touch your France allowance. The Essentiel plan includes 20 GB in France and 20 GB in Switzerland and Europe, and the Confort plan includes 100 GB in France and 50 GB in Switzerland and Europe.
When your allowance in France runs out, your connection stops there. When your allowance for Switzerland, Europe, Andorra and the French overseas departments runs out, it stops in those places. In both cases, it stays off until the following month, or until you add a top-up. You can still make calls and send texts. Your customer area shows what is left of each of your two allowances.
Yes, if it is a French mobile number. Call 3179 free of charge from the number you want to keep: you receive your RIO code by text, the code that identifies your number. Enter it during your order, with the number to keep, and Flytel asks your current operator to transfer it. Your old contract ends by itself on the transfer day: there is nothing else to do. Prefer a new number? No RIO code is needed.
Yes, a one-off activation fee, paid when you sign up: €5 for an eSIM, €10 for a physical SIM card, postage included. After that, Flytel collects the price of your plan each month. Some calls are charged on top, as with any operator. Special and premium-rate numbers, including those starting with 08, are not part of your unlimited calls: each call costs the rate set by the service you call. On a newly opened plan, calls to premium-rate numbers are blocked for 30 days, then open by themselves; the block takes effect within 24 hours of activation. On an eSIM opened with a new number, they stay blocked: write to us to open them. Calls to countries outside France, Europe, Switzerland and Andorra are also charged: €1.99 a minute, and €16.00 to satellite links and maritime or in-flight networks. The full rate card is in article 9 of our terms and conditions, in French.