Use the quick steps below or search by brand/model. This page helps you verify eSIM support before you buy—reducing activation issues and last‑minute surprises.
Look for Available SIM / Digital SIM or an EID field.
If visible, your iPhone supports eSIM.
All iPhone XR/XS and newer models support eSIM.
Via Settings (Android)
Open Settings → Network & Internet / Connections.
Tap SIMs / SIM Manager / eSIMs.
If you see an option to Add eSIM, your phone supports eSIM.
Menu names vary by brand (Samsung, Google Pixel, etc.).
Dial Code
Dial *#06# on your phone.
Check the numbers shown. If you see an EID, eSIM is supported.
EID = eSIM ID. Presence of EID generally confirms eSIM capability.
Heads‑up: Some carrier‑locked or region‑specific variants may disable eSIM even if the global model supports it. Always confirm in Settings before purchasing.
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Don’t see your phone? It may still work—use the checks above to verify eSIM support in your Settings.
Brand‑by‑brand quick notes
Apple: iPhone XR/XS and newer support eSIM, including iPhone Air, iPhone 17e, iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone Duo. Dual eSIM on many recent models.
Google Pixel: Pixel 3 and newer generally support eSIM (some early/region variants limited).
Samsung Galaxy: S20 and newer, Note20, and Z series support eSIM on most variants. Check SIM Manager.
Others: Recent models from Honor, Huawei, Motorola, OnePlus, Xiaomi may support eSIM depending on region and firmware.
For corporate/MDM or carrier‑locked devices, administrators or carriers may disable eSIM.
Yes—most modern devices support Dual SIM (eSIM + physical SIM). You can keep calls/SMS on your home SIM and use ETravelSim for data while abroad. Configure default lines in Settings.
I can’t see eSIM options in Settings
Update to the latest OS, restart, and check again. If still missing, your device/region/carrier may have eSIM disabled. Please contact your carrier or device maker.
