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Movibg abroad

Markkelly
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‎04-04-2023 09:45 PM

So I am moving to Spain. I would like to keep my contract going but obviously there are charges. I am wondering if there are any options, other then paying off the remaining contract and cancelling it. 

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bristolian
Legend
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‎04-04-2023 10:38 PM

EE is a UK network operator and roaming services are intended for short trips abroad not long-term residents.

Roaming facilities should continue to work in the short term, but once you are no longer deemed to have a stable link to the UK - broadly 2 months in every 4 - that can't be guaranteed.

Cancelling your contract and converting to PAYG is probably the best long-term option, but this needs to be done before you leave the UK. Early termination would be chargeable if you're still inside the minimum term.

XRaySpeX
Grand Master
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In response to bristolian

‎04-04-2023 10:56 PM

Switching to PAYG will cost almost as much as keeping your contract for its min. term as switching involves cancelling your contract but will be cheaper thereafter.

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