Connectivity
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The dedicated Amicus eSIM store handles current plans, prices, coverage, phone checks, setup and orders.
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For the journey between vessel and home.
A crew change can take you from a vessel and launch boat to a port terminal, hotel and several airports. Amicus brings together connectivity, travel preparation and coordination tools for that journey.
Joining, travelling, signing off
Keep the next handover clear.
Connectivity matters when you need to find the pickup point, reach your agent or tell family you have arrived. Prepare for the gaps between reliable connections.
Before leaving home or the vessel
Save joining instructions, tickets, the meeting point and your coordinator's contact details offline. Read the data plan's device, destination and activation guidance while you have an internet connection.
Between airport, hotel and port
Check coverage for the transit country as well as the joining country. Keep the person arranging your transfer informed when travel times change; an app update does not confirm a new pickup.
After sign-off or during shore leave
Check whether your plan is still valid and covers the next country. Arrange a way to contact the ship or coordinator before you leave, including a fallback if mobile data is unavailable.
Your Amicus services
Choose what you need for the next leg.
Coordination
Understand Amicus Crew Change.
See how participating crew and coordinators share trip information and journey updates before opening the application.
Explore the crew-change toolPreparation
Plan for a journey with several stops.
Work through an itinerary country by country, including the connection where you may need to reach an agent or change a flight.
Read the crew-change guideAlready have an eSIM order?
Your store account, installation instructions and order support are together in Amicus eSIM.
Ship and shore are different
Know where mobile data can help.
Will a travel eSIM work while the vessel is at sea?
Travel eSIMs use terrestrial mobile networks. They do not provide mid-ocean satellite service. Signal at a berth, anchorage or coast depends on local network reach and the plan; do not assume it is available because the ship is near land.
Where should I check prices, coverage and my phone?
Use the current plan details and device guidance in the Amicus eSIM store. Your exact phone model, regional variant and carrier-unlock status matter.
Read the store's compatibility guidanceDoes the crew-change tool arrange my local transfer?
The tool helps participating people coordinate the journey. Your agent or responsible coordinator must confirm the transport, meeting point and local arrangements. Registration alone does not book a transfer.
Maritime experience behind Amicus
Built with life around a port call in mind.
Founder Jivko Atanassov's background spans ship agency, marine superintendent work and petroleum inspection.