Tip: if you have a Visa card, you have free Internet in several countries around the world
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Tip: if you have a Visa card, you have free Internet in several countries around the world

SAPO Notícias1 September 2026 at 10:40

The tip refers to a little-known feature of Visa cards that allows users to access the Internet for free in several countries around the world.

The issue often arises when traveling outside Europe, where roaming costs can be extremely high.

The suggestion presented indicates that the solution to this problem may already be in the user's wallet, in the form of a Visa card.

The article suggests that many Visa cardholders are unaware of this advantage, which can represent significant savings during international travel.

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