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Perhaps the easiest option for continuing to use your phone while abroad is to purchase an international plan through your current carrier. This can work out to be the most cost-effective choice, but it isn't always. International roaming plans are typically best if you use your phone sparingly while abroad.

To qualify for a contract plan, a cell phone provider may review the customer's credit history. This is challenging for international students who do not have a Social Security Number or credit history in the U.S. Cell phone providers may require a security deposit instead, which can cost up to $400-$500.

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If the phone is unlocked, then yes, a US AT&T or T-Mobile SIM will work. Actually any GSM SIM worldwide will work. Sprint or Verizon probably won't, however, as they are CDMA carriers. The way to check: Go to Settings/General/About.

Most Canadian wireless carriers offer travel packs that include a fixed amount of talk time, texts, and data for use in Canada and the U.S. These options are convenient because you continue using the same phone number that you have at home. Still, the rates tend to be very high for how little you get.

Reach out to your wireless provider and authorize daily roaming to the U.S., and all you have to do after that is use your device while travelling. Your phone automatically connects to an American cellular partner, and you can use your wireless data or make a call anywhere in the U.S. or Canada.

Many Canadians are choosing a U.S. cell phone provider and cancelling their Canadian plans all together. U.S. cell phone plans are significantly more affordable than Canadian plans. They offer unlimited coverage plans in Canada, Mexico and the United States so there are no extra add-on costs when you travel.