Where can I get a new sim for my phone?

[Si Tie]

My phone (a work phone) will not allow expensive calls.  This means I cannot make international calls on it.
If I change the Sim card for a Spainish mobile I assume I will be able to make calls on the island.  question is where can
I get a Simm and how much etc,  thanks in advance

[Spitfire58]

Need to know where you are first to advise Si Tie 😁😁

[Johnrgby]

We use a company called Teikom on the mainland, costs circa 22.5€  all calls to Spanish numbers are free and 300 mins of calls to the UK, I think the 300 Mins can be used for other countries as well but not sure which ones.

[TamaraEnLaPlaya]

I use HITS mobile, also based on the mainland. 16.94€ per month which includes 1000 minutes free to UK and 12GB data. Shows as higher cost on the website but if you phone to join up remind them you are in Canaries and you get a lower cost (lower tax).

https://www.hitsmobile.es/en/

Lots of different packages available from them.

They sent our SIMS through the post, arrived within a couple of days.

[Ducks]

You probably already know this, but a general pointer for these situations: Make sure that your phone is not locked to the network it was purchased on. 

If it was bought through work, there's a good chance it was on contract and might still be locked to SIMs from Vodafone/EE/whatever. However, depending on how long you've had the device, the network might be prepared to give you the unlock code if you go to customer support. 

If you're not 100% that it's unlocked, you should try with a different network SIM from the UK before buying anything.

[Sam]

I use HITS mobile, also based on the mainland. 16.94€ per month which includes 1000 minutes free to UK and 12GB data...

12GB plus 1k mins to the UK for 17€ isn't bad at all.

[Sam]

...If it was bought through work, there's a good chance it was on contract and might still be locked to SIMs from Vodafone/EE/whatever...

Phones on contract in the UK are not getting blocked any more. At least my case in the past few years. It's the PAYG ones that usually get the simlock. The situation in Spain could be completely different, of course.

[classic]

Another option is a basic pay as you go Spanish phone. About 30 euros for phone and sim (from Orange), depends what you need it for.