Keeping your home SIM active
So bank codes still reach you
Device list and how to check
Dial *#06#. If the screen shows an EID as well as an IMEI, your phone has an eSIM.
iPhone XS, XS Max, XR and every iPhone since, plus iPhone SE (2020 and later). US iPhone 14 and later models are eSIM-only.
Pixel 3 and later (Pixel 3 needs the carrier to support it), Pixel 4 and later without qualification.
Galaxy S20 and later, Z Flip and Z Fold, Note 20, and most A-series models from A54 onwards.
Many recent Motorola, Oppo, Huawei, Honor, Xiaomi and Nothing models. Check with *#06# — it is faster than any list.
The phone must be carrier-unlocked. A phone bought on contract and still locked will refuse the profile even if it has an eSIM. Your carrier can unlock it, usually free once the contract is paid.
From 9 verified customers. Every review is written after a trip and checked before it goes up.
Unlimited plan for a week in Japan, never throttled during the day. Support answered in ten minutes.
Cheaper than roaming by a mile. Would love a few more regional bundles.
Installed in the airport queue and had data before immigration. Top-up from the app was one tap.
Prices in ringgit, paid in USD from the wallet, no drama. The install link opened settings directly on my iPhone.
Solid Thailand plan for the price. Support replied within the hour when I asked about hotspot.
Kept my own SIM for OTPs and used ThirdSIM for data — exactly how it should work. Top-up took ten seconds.
Good speeds in Riyadh and Jeddah. Wish the daily pass came in a 3-day option by default, but the slider let me pick it.
Used the Europe bundle across five countries in two weeks. One eSIM, no swapping, no surprises on the bill.
Bought a Japan plan from Dhaka the night before the flight, scanned the QR at Narita and was online before baggage claim. bKash payment worked first time.