Look for your EID
Dial *#06# or check your device information settings. An EID is a useful indication that the device supports eSIM. Confirm support for your exact model and purchase region with its manufacturer.
A QUICK CHECK BEFORE YOU GO
Is your phone ready for an eSIM?
Two things matter: your device must support eSIM, and it must be unlocked for other carriers.
Check carrier lock
On iPhone, open Settings → General → About → Carrier Lock. “No SIM restrictions” means it is unlocked. On Android, contact your carrier or check its unlocking guidance. A paid-off phone is not automatically unlocked.
Check your settings
Look for “Add eSIM” under Cellular, Mobile Service, SIM Manager, or Network & Internet. Update your operating system, and make sure you have Wi-Fi available for installation.
Common eSIM-capable families.
This is guidance, not an exhaustive compatibility guarantee. Regional variants and carrier restrictions apply.
Apple iPhone
- iPhone XS, XS Max, and XR or later in supported regions
- iPhone SE (2nd generation and later) in supported regions
- Some mainland China, Hong Kong, and Macao models have different eSIM support
Samsung Galaxy
- Selected Galaxy S20 and later S-series models
- Selected Galaxy Z Fold and Z Flip models
- Selected Galaxy Note20 models; support depends on region and carrier
Google Pixel
- Pixel 4 and later in supported regions
- Selected Pixel 3 and 3a models
- Check carrier and regional support for your exact device
Other devices
- Selected Motorola, Sony, Xiaomi, Honor, and other models
- Some cellular tablets also support eSIM
- Manufacturer confirmation is the most reliable check
Still unsure?
Contact us with the exact device model, purchase country, and carrier. Do not share your IMEI, EID, or sensitive account information in a public message.
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