AT&T is kicking off the week with some new international rate plans that it calls its “Passport” offerings.

There are three Passport plans — Passport, Passport Plus and Passport Pro — that offer unlimited messaging, varying amounts amounts of cellular data and a range of per minute talk prices. Here’s how the three plans break down:

• Passport: $30 one-time charge, unlimited messages, unlimited Wi-Fi data, 120MB cellular data, $0.25/MB cellular data overage, $1.00/min talk
• Passport Plus: $60 one-time charge, unlimited messages and Wi-Fi data, 300MB cellular data, $0.20/MB cellular data overage, $0.50/min talk
• Passport Pro: $120 one-time charge, unlimited messages and Wi-Fi, 800MB cellular data, $0.15/MB cellular data overage, $0.35/min talk.

These plans are good for 30 days and expire automatically, meaning that you don’t have to worry about canceling anything when you get back from your trip. If you’d prefer a recurring international plan, AT&T offers Global international packages that include the same allotments and prices as its Passport plans, but they stay on your bill every month.

Via AT&T