• The term 'roaming charges' refers to the extra fees charged by mobile networks when you use your phone outside of the United States.
• When you arrive in another country and your phone is identified by a local network, you are considered to be roaming.
• You may have to pay more to make calls, send texts, and use mobile data depending on the region you're visiting and your network's roaming policies.
• Since then, consumer awareness of the dangers of roaming charges has grown, with customers becoming more aware of the additional costs connected with using a phone while travelling.

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