eSIM data plans for travellers

Land connected. An eSIM is a digital SIM you install before you fly — scan a QR code, switch it on when you arrive, and skip the airport SIM kiosk and roaming bills entirely.

Get your eSIM in minutes

Data plans for 200+ countries and multi-country regions. Activation is a QR scan — no shops, no contracts.

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How it works

Choose your destination and data size, pay online, and receive a QR code by email. Scan it in your phone’s settings (the plan installs but stays inactive), then flip it on when you land. Your normal number keeps receiving texts on your physical SIM while data flows through the eSIM.

Is your phone compatible?

  • iPhone XS / XR or newer
  • Samsung Galaxy S20 or newer (and most folds/flags)
  • Google Pixel 3 or newer
  • Most 2020+ iPads with cellular
  • Huawei P40 and newer flagships

Rule of thumb: if your phone was released in the last few years and is not carrier-locked, it almost certainly supports eSIM. Check settings for “Add eSIM” / “Add mobile plan”.

Popular destinations

Multi-country trips? Regional and global plans cover dozens of countries on one eSIM — one install for an entire itinerary, no re-buying at every border. Business travellers: data eSIMs keep your usual number receiving calls on your physical SIM while data rides the local network.

Frequently asked questions

What is an eSIM?

A downloadable SIM profile built into your phone. Instead of inserting a plastic SIM, you scan a QR code and the plan installs digitally.

Does an eSIM give me a local number?

Data eSIMs provide internet, not a local phone number — calls and texts keep working on your regular SIM via your home network.

When should I buy an eSIM?

Before you fly. Install it at home on airport or hotel Wi-Fi, then activate on arrival — you are online the moment the plane doors open.

Do I pay more than a local SIM?

Convenience costs a small premium over local shop SIMs, but usually far less than home roaming charges — and you skip the kiosk queue entirely.

Can I use several eSIMs on one phone?

Yes — phones store multiple eSIM profiles; you switch between them in settings.