Does my phone support eSIM?

Most new phonesand tablets alreadysupport eSIM.

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How to find your model

How to find your device model

1. Choose your destination and the right data plan
2. Get your QR code by email and install your eSIM for 200+ countries
    If your model isn't on the list, your device most likely doesn't support eSIM.
    Tip: dial *#06# on your phone's keypad. If an EID number appears, your device supports eSIM. This model list is for reference only.
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    Which devices support eSIM?

    Most new phones and tablets support eSIM (a downloadable SIM), including iPhone XS/XR (2018) and later, Samsung Galaxy S20 and later, Google Pixel 3 and later, and many other high-end Android phones.

    Not sure if your phone supports eSIM? Use the checker above, or dial *#06# on your phone's keypad: if you see an EID number, your phone can use eSIM.

    See how to install an eSIM

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    Can every compatible device use an eSIM?

    Most eSIM-compatible phones and tablets can install a travel eSIM easily, but there's one exception that could stop yours from working.

    If your phone is locked to a carrier, that carrier blocks connections to other networks. This is common with phones bought on a carrier contract or installment plan (often phones from the US or Japan). Phones bought outright from official retailers are usually international versions and aren't carrier-locked.

    If your phone is locked, contact your carrier to unlock it before your trip. Need help? Contact us.

    Why smart travelers choose eSIM

    Instant connection

    Touch down and get high-speed data wherever you go.

    No physical SIM needed

    Buy your eSIM online and add it to your phone in a few taps.

    Private & secure

    Skip the public Wi-Fi. Use your own private 5G connection.

    Save money

    Data plans from just $3.49 for 7 days. Only pay for what you need!

    No roaming fees

    No more surprise phone bills. Use an eSIM instead.

    Works wherever you go

    Cross borders and hop onto local networks easily, all around the world.