Travel eSIM for every trip: buy online, install in minutes, connected when you land

An eSIM is a SIM profile installed straight onto a chip inside the phone. There is no plastic card, so you can buy and install before you travel and keep your existing SIM in place.

Most plans start on first connection at the destination rather than at purchase, though some start at purchase. Each plan's spec table states which.

Yes. A travel eSIM is a separate data line; your home SIM stays in the phone and still receives calls and bank OTPs. Just switch its roaming data off.

Dial *#06# and look for an EID line. You can also search your model in our device checker, though what the handset itself reports is the most reliable answer.

For plans that start on first connection you can buy whenever, but install one to two days before the flight so there is time to fix any problem.

Message us with your order number, handset model and a screenshot of the cellular settings. Do not delete the profile — it installs only once.

Only on plans that say so, and we show it in every spec table. Some plans, especially cheap unlimited ones, restrict or forbid it.

Most plans are data-only with no number for SMS. If you need Thai bank OTPs, keep your home SIM in the phone with that line enabled.

It depends on the networks the plan uses and local congestion. We do not guarantee a speed figure, and we do not publish test results we did not run.

Yes, from the header. Prices are held in USD and converted for display; the amount actually charged depends on the payment provider and your bank.

Only on plans marked as top-up capable. If yours is not, buy another plan and install it as a second profile on the same phone.

The refund policy sets it out: broadly, when a plan does not work as described and cannot be fixed. Plans already activated and used generally cannot be refunded.