An eSIM is a digital SIM card embedded in your phone that lets you activate a mobile plan without a physical SIM card.

Most modern iPhones, Google Pixels, Samsung Galaxy devices, and newer models from other brands support eSIM.

Go to Settings → Cellular → Add eSIM, then scan the QR code from your order.

On most devices: Settings → Network & Internet → SIMs → Add eSIM, then scan the QR code provided.

Yes. WhatsApp works with your phone number, not your SIM card. Using eSIM won’t affect it.

You need a Wi-Fi connection or mobile data to download the eSIM profile initially.

Yes, most devices support Dual SIM, allowing you to use both eSIM and a physical SIM together.

Most travel eSIMs are data-only. Use apps like WhatsApp, FaceTime, or Skype for calls and messages.

Your plan usually activates when you connect to a supported network in your destination country.

Yes. Install before your trip and activate when you arrive at your destination.

You can use the manual activation code (SM-DP+ address and activation code) provided in your order email.

Yes, most eSIM plans support tethering. Check plan details for confirmation.

It depends on the phone. Newer iPhones can store multiple eSIM profiles, though only a few can be active at once.

Some eSIMs are single-use and cannot be reinstalled. Others allow reissue. Contact support if you change devices.

Usually yes. eSIM plans often cost less than roaming charges and are easier to activate instantly.

Yes. Make sure to enable Data Roaming in your phone’s settings for the eSIM line.

Most travel eSIMs are data-only and don’t support SMS. Use your primary SIM or apps for verification codes.

Not significantly. Dual SIM standby may consume slightly more battery.

Speeds vary by location but typically match local 4G/LTE or 5G networks.

Yes, regional or global eSIM plans allow coverage in several countries with one profile.

In some countries, yes. If required, you’ll be prompted to verify your ID after purchase.

Check that Data Roaming is enabled, restart your phone, and verify APN settings. Contact support if needed.

Some plans support top-up or renewal. Visit your account page or product page for options.

Yes. You can remove it from your phone’s settings after your trip, or keep it disabled for later.

Yes, many iPads with cellular support include eSIM functionality.

Some wearables support eSIM, but travel data plans are usually for phones/tablets only.

Generally no, unless you select an auto-renew option.

No, once activated, the validity period runs continuously until it expires.

No, your contacts and apps remain unchanged.

Major credit/debit card.

Yes, if the plan allows tethering. Most do.

Sometimes plans include small test data that can be used at home before your trip.

Yes, eSIM uses the same secure network technology as physical SIMs.

Local covers one country, Regional multiple countries in a zone, and Global offers worldwide coverage.

Yes, an invoice will be sent to your email automatically after purchase.

Yes, if the local carrier supports 5G and your device is compatible.

Some plans can be reissued, others cannot. Contact support with your order number.

Yes, but some apps may be restricted. Use a VPN if needed.

Yes, all apps using mobile data will work with eSIM as normal.

Usually instant. You can connect within minutes of installation.

Yes.

No, but your phone must be carrier-unlocked to use foreign networks.

Most allow it, but some restrict tethering. Check plan details.

Yes, you can install different eSIMs for various regions or as backup.

Some plans have Fair Usage Policy (FUP) to ensure network stability.

Refunds are often possible before activation, depending on plan terms.

Yes, once you land and connect to the local network.

Yes, regional or global eSIMs are perfect for long-term travelers and remote workers.

Check via your account or link provided in your order email.