Travelling to Europe

Will the iPhone work when travelling to France?

Yes it will work, even the internet. But avoid using the internet because the fees are ridiculous. Really really really ridiculous. example: for two weeks spent in france barely checking my mail everyday, the fees came up to $600 just for the internet

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Using an iPad while traveling in Europe. Device is new to me and it ask me to ans security questions to purchase items. I do not recall ever submitting ans to these questions. I ans with the correct/logical response but no luck. No cell in Italy

I am traveling in Europe and cannot purchase items with this iPad ...reset iPad that belongs to my sister for this trip. Traveling with my nano which is registered. When I try to purchase it ask me security questions, which I do no recall answereing. When I answer with correct answers it says they are wrong...hey I know my first concert and car. I am not traveling with my cell phone registered to my acct...do not have an international plan. Suggestions...

When you say the iPad is your sister's and was reset, did you remove all settings and set it up with your Apple ID? If not, and it still has your sister's Apple ID then the security questions are hers and you must use her answers.

Hello! I want to unlock your iPhone 4s cellular network for travel to Europe. How to do it?

Hello! I want to unlock your iPhone 4s cellular network for travel to Europe. How to do it?

Only the carrier to which it is locked cna unlock it. Contact that carrier and ask if they offer that service and if you qualify.

If you are traveling in Europe, do you need both an adapter AND a voltage regulator to charge the IPad2 and the iphone? Or, the reverse, will it hurt either if I use both the adapter AND the voltage convertor?

If you are traveling in Europe, do you need both an adapter AND a voltage convertoro charge the IPad2 and the iphone? Or, the reverse, will it hurt either if I use both the adapter AND the voltage convertor?

You may only need adapters for the different kind of sockets, depending of the country you want to travel. A voltage converter is not needed.
The Apple power units are multi voltage devices, supporting a range from 110 V to 240 V. as you can see on the labels. O.K. for most of the labels you need a magnifier, but its on them.
Have a pleasnt journey
Lupunus

I have an IPad Air with wifi only. What do I have to do when traveling in Europe to receive wifi?

I have an IPad Air with wifi only. What do I have to do when traveling in Europe to receive wifi?

You have to locate acessible WiFi networks. Most major hotels now have WiFi.

My primary reason for buying an iPad is for travel in Europe. I live in an area of the US where Verizon rules. Is Verizon's 3G model good for international travel? I'm hearing conflicting views.

My primary reason for buying an iPad is for travel in Europe. I live in an area of the US where Verizon rules. Is Verizon's 3G model good for international travel? I'm hearing conflicting views. Any advice appreciated.

Verizon uses CDMA.
The rest of the world uses GSM.
The wifi will work, if you find a hotspot.
The 3G will not, unless south Korea moves to Europe.

I have the iPhone 5 and iPad 3. I will travel to Europe and would like to know if I need a current covertidor 220-110 for my equipments. I have an adapter, but that did not change the flow and do not want to risk it. Thank you.

I have the iPhone 5 and iPad 3. I will travel to Europe and would like to know if I need a current covertidor 220-110 for my equipments. I have an adapter, but that did not change the flow and do not want to risk it. Thank you.

All you need is a physical plug adapter, not a voltage converter. All Apple chargers work on any voltage from 110 - 240 worldwide.

I'm traveling to Europe for several weeks. What's the best converter to use and how will this effect my computer?

I"m traveling to Europe for several weeks. What's the best converter and how will this effect my computer over time?

Right! Our regular power bricks cover the gamut of 100-240 VAC, 50-60 Hz that will take care of everything save, say, a failing portable generator chugging in the tip of the Alps...
And you can drink the Apple koolaid and purchase the Official $40 Apple Adapter Kit ( http://store.apple.com/us/product/MB974ZM/B?fnode=MTY1NDEwMQ ) that will look chic and color matched to your brick, or do as Kappy says and get a regular equivalent from the nearest Radio Shack

TS3274 I recently traveled to Europe and purchased a one month subscription (as this was the only time amt available) and now am back...how do I go back to using 3G?

I recently traveled to Europe and subscribed to the European 3G for one month (as this was the minimum amount of time to purchase). I am back in states and it seems to be slowing my ipad down distinctly. How do I unsubscibe to the European 3G?

Hi Mike, Should not be necessary to unsubscribe to the European 3G provider - you just need to remove the micro sim card from your Ipad. If by chance you find out that your Ipad is "locked" into this European provider then you will need to contact them to unlock. You then need to sign up to a local broadband internet provider to buy another 3G micro sim card on a plan, insert this into your Ipad and set up again. NickGS

Apple helped me to unlock my iphone before traveling to Europe. now that I am in Europe, i can't use sim card because my phone shows it is locked. can you help me?

Hi
I called apple and a representitive walked me through a process to unlock my phone before traveling to Europe. Once I went through the process apple posted a note that my phone is successfully unlocked. Now that I am in Europe and trying to use the country's sim card, it is not working because it says my phone is still locked

The only way of unlocking is for your carrier to unlock it ( they lock it only they can unlock it )
If your carrier did not arrange an unlock ..........it is still locked
This is how it works
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT5014

Can I use my iPhone 5 GPS' to give me direction while traveling in Europe?

Can I use my iPhone 5's GPS ( with global plan) while traveling in Europe?

Sure. I'd suggest you install a mapping application where the data is stored locally on your phone. Much faster & less data usage.

I'm from the US, travelling in Europe, and I'm getting "no service"

I'm travelling in Europe, had my iPhone 4s enabled for international calling, landed and I can't get service for voice. Verizon told me i need a "sim" in the slot ..is this true?

Hi there vanekji!
I hope your travels in Europe are going well thus far. Now, I want to make it even better by getting your phone up and running again. The iPhone 4S does require the activation of a global SIM card for it to work abroad. Here's how you can determine if you have a SIM installed http://vz.to/15b7xNX . If so and you're looking to grab some coverage, please don't hesitate to reach out to our global support team at 908-559-4899. Additionally, utilize this tool for extra help during your travels http://bit.ly/xZd3pS .
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HT201328 I do travel to Europe several day a year. It is true that I can use the Iphone 5 in other country with no trouble ??

I do travel to Europe several day a year. It is true that I can use the Iphone 5 in other country with no trouble ??

If your phone is locked to AT&T, you can certainly travel & use your phone, but you'll have to get AT&T to provision your account for International use...select the country/countries & plan. This is very expensive, as the roaming partners set the rates & you generally pay through the nose.
And no, you can't use a local sim if your phone is locked to AT&T.

Is there a special inverter to use with my MacBook Pro when traveling in Europe?

Is there a special inverter to use with my MacBook Pro when traveling in Europe?

No, it will handle the voltages there:
From http://www.apple.com/macbookpro/specs.html
Electrical and operating requirements:
Line voltage: 100V to 240V AC
Frequency: 50Hz to 60Hz
You might need a plug adapter to change the pin shape in some countries.

Can my macbook pro use 220 voltage without a converter when I travel in Europe

Does anyone know if my Macbook Pro function without a converter when I travel to Europe (220v). Can I use it with just an adapter plug? I also have an older Ibook which I prefer to take when traveling for data security and portability reasons. I can't find info on whether I need a converter or just an adapter plug fo r this either! Am I just not finding this info in/on the computer itself? (very possible, given my Luddite tendencies) Thanks folks

The Apple power supplies are dual voltage (and dual frequency), so all you need is a plug adaptor.

I travel to Europe and India. Which iPhone 6 is best?

I travel to Europe, India and Asia. Which model is best? Which model will work on the bands that I will encounter in those areas?
I do plan to buy the phone outright since I spend a lot of time traveling.
Thank you,
Todd

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