Domestic roaming FAQs

When you connect to a non-Verizon network in the US, Puerto Rico or the US Virgin Islands, you are roaming domestically.

You'll see the word "Extended" at the top of your device.

Here's how to best use our coverage map for domestic roaming:

1. Access our Coverage Map.
2. Navigate to the disclaimers located under the map.
3. Review "For additional 4G LTE and extended coverage details".
4. Enter the address you would like to validate coverage for in the "Where do you need coverage?" box.
5. Use the Legend to identify different types of coverage areas.

Whether you are using your device on the Verizon network or roaming domestically, you don't have to change anything on your phone.

Good to know: It's possible that In some areas, you may need to enter a "1" before the area code when making a call.

You'll be charged for domestic roaming according to your plan:

1. If you have one of our Current plans, domestic roaming is included with your plan.
   • This includes the Verizon Simplicity Plan, Unlimited Ultimate, Unlimited Ultimate 1.0, Unlimited Plus, Unlimited Welcome.
2. Visit the My Plan page in My Verizon for the roaming details of your specific plan.

Good to know: You aren't charged differently while roaming domestically, unless you have one of our older plans.

There may be speed restrictions on your data while roaming domestically.

Verizon doesn't establish service plans in all areas. Restrictions exist in areas where Verizon does not operate its own network. To determine what is available in your area, visit our mobile plan page. Select "Start with plans" as a new customer.

If you live outside of the Verizon service area, some plan changes may not be allowed. Please contact us for details.

You may need to turn on Data Roaming in your device's Settings if you can't use data.

If HD Voice isn't working while roaming domestically, you can use Wi-Fi Calling to get HD Voice.

Video streaming may be affected when you travel in roaming areas. Data speeds may be limited or slowed.

When the network indicator on the device screen displays "Extended," the device is connected to another carrier's network. This may mean slower data speeds.