T-Mobile Starlink satellite connectivity is now available to T-Mobile users traveling in Canada and New Zealand.
T-Mobile users previously had access to cellular connectivity through roaming agreements in Canada and New Zealand, and now T-Satellite connectivity is included. Satellite coverage in Canada is provided by Rogers Satellite, and in New Zealand satellite coverage is provided by One NZ. Both Rogers and One NZ have agreements with Starlink provider SpaceX.
T-Mobile updated its website to mention satellite roaming last week, and the company says support for more locations will be available in the future. T-Mobile is working with global roaming partners and SpaceX to develop T-Satellite.
T-Satellite is available to T-Mobile subscribers in the continental United States, Puerto Rico, Hawaii, and parts of southern Alaska. It’s also now available in Canada and New Zealand, with a coverage map available on the T-Mobile website.
Rogers and One NZ customers can also use T-Satellite when traveling within the United States under the new partnership.
T-Mobile’s satellite connectivity launched in July 2025 after several months of beta testing and is compatible with iPhone 13 and later. In October 2025, T-Mobile added support for using satellite data with certain third-party apps, an option not available with Apple’s built-in satellite feature on the iPhone 14 and later.
Like Apple’s satellite option, T-Satellite comes into play when users don’t have a Wi-Fi or cellular connection. A view of the open sky is required to establish connectivity, but there is no need to manually hold an iPhone up to the sky to connect, as is the case with Apple’s implementation.
T-Satellite works on Apple iPhones and can be used alongside native satellite connectivity. Satellite service is included in T-Mobile’s Experience Beyond plans and is priced at $10 per line for other T-Mobile plans.
Smartphone users without T-Mobile service can sign up for T-Satellite for $10 per month.