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It must be unlockedeSIM-compatible devices purchased from certain carriers may be network-locked and unable to use eSIM from other providers.
Models differ by regionDevices marked “Some regions” support eSIM only in certain regions or variants.
Keep your regular SIMMost eSIM-compatible phones support dual SIM, so your regular SIM keeps working for calls.
How to check on the device
Questions
How do I know if my phone supports eSIM?
Dial *#06# on the phone. If an EID number appears, your device supports eSIM. You can also look for your model in the list on this page.
Does my phone need to be unlocked?
Yes. eSIM-compatible devices purchased from certain carriers may be network-locked and unable to use eSIM from other providers. Ask your carrier to unlock the device before you buy a travel eSIM.
What does “Some regions” mean next to a model?
Only certain regional variants of that model have eSIM. Dial *#06# and look for an EID number to confirm yours.
My device is not on the list. Can it still work?
It can. The list of eSIM-compatible devices is constantly growing. Open your phone dialler and dial *#06#. If the screen shows an EID number, the phone has an eSIM chip and will work, even if it is not on this list.
Can I keep my regular SIM while using an eSIM?
Yes, most eSIM-compatible phones support dual SIM, allowing you to keep your regular SIM for calls and use the eSIM for data while traveling.
Still not sure?
The list of eSIM-compatible devices is constantly growing. Please check your device manufacturer’s website for the most up-to-date information.
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