Five minutes over Wi-Fi
How to install an eSIM
On every phone it’s the same three things; only the menus have different names. Choose your phone and we’ll show you the way step by step, with the screens named as you’ll see them.
- 1
Check your phone
Dial *#06#: an EID line means the phone supports eSIM. It must not be locked to an operator.
- 2
Install at home
Over Wi-Fi, a day or two before you travel, from the QR code or the activation code.
- 3
Switch on when you land
Switch mobile data to the eSIM and turn on data roaming for it.
Choose your phone
- iPhoneiPhone XS, XR or newer (including the SE from the 2nd generation); the US version of the iPhone from the 14 onwards has no SIM card slot at all.Guide →
- Samsung GalaxyGalaxy S20, S21, S22, S23, S24, S25 and newer, Z Fold and Z Flip, some A models (e.g. A54, A55) and the Note 20.Guide →
- Xiaomi, Redmi and POCOXiaomi 12T, 13, 14, 15 and newer, some Redmi Note and POCO models sold in Europe; models for the Chinese market often have no eSIM.Guide →
- Google Pixel and other Android phonesGoogle Pixel 3 and newer, Motorola Razr and Edge, OnePlus, Sony Xperia, Oppo, Honor and others with Android 10 or later; the menu names may differ slightly.Guide →
Your phone has eSIM, but you’re not sure whether it’s an Android or something else? See how to check whether your phone supports eSIM.