Yes, significantly easier. Acquiring a physical prepaid SIM at Stockholm Arlanda (ARN) Airport, perhaps from a 7-Eleven or Pressbyrån, involves locating the shop, waiting in line, and undergoing a mandatory passport registration process, as mandated by EU law. Truly Roaming streamlines this entirely. Our eSIM is 100% digital, requires no paperwork or identity scanning, and can be installed and activated before you even land. This means instant, reliable connectivity for your first video call from Stockholm or navigating to your coworking space.
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Is Truly Roaming easier than buying a local SIM at <strong>Stockholm (ARN)</strong> Airport? Is ID required?
Updated April 22, 2026
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