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Everything from what eSIM is to which plan to choose. The definitive starting point.
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4G/5G coverage data, carrier information, and traveler ratings for 30+ countries.
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iPhone, Samsung, Pixel, and more. Find out if your device is eSIM-ready.
Read guide →An eSIM is a digital SIM card embedded in your phone. Instead of buying a physical SIM at each destination, you download a carrier profile by scanning a QR code. The whole process takes about 10 minutes.
Purchase a plan, receive QR code by email
Settings → Cellular → Add eSIM → Scan
Profile installs, set as data line, done
Go to Settings → Cellular. If you see "Add eSIM", you're good. Most iPhones from XS (2018) and Android flagships from 2019 support eSIM. Check our device guide for specifics.
Yes — dual SIM lets you keep your home number on the physical SIM while using the eSIM for data. Both work simultaneously.
5–10GB for a 1–2 week trip with moderate use. 15–20GB for heavy use including video calls. Download offline maps on Wi-Fi to save data.
Most plans cover 30+ EU countries. Always verify Switzerland, Norway, and the UK are included — they're outside the EU and often excluded. See our countries guide.
