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Does your phone support eSIM?

Find your model in the list or start typing. We will show whether eSIM works and how to check manually.

Popular modelstap to check
iPhone 17 / Air / Pro / Pro Max
Apple · 2025
iPhone 16 / Plus / Pro / 16e
Apple · 2024
iPhone 15 / Pro
Apple · 2023
iPhone 14 / Pro
Apple · 2022
iPhone 13 / Pro
Apple · 2021
iPhone 12 / Pro
Apple · 2020
iPhone 11 / XS / XR
Apple · 2018–19
iPhone SE (2020+)
Apple · 2020
iPhone 8 and older
Apple · pre-2017
Galaxy S24 / S23 / S22
Samsung · 2022+
Galaxy S21 / S20
Samsung · 2020–21
Galaxy Z Fold / Flip
Samsung
Galaxy A55 / A54
Samsung · mid-range
Galaxy A12 / A03
Samsung · budget
Pixel 8 / 7 / 6
Google · 2021+
Pixel 4 / 5
Google · 2019–20
Pixel 3 / 3a
Google · 2018–19
Xiaomi 14 / 13
Xiaomi · flagship
Xiaomi Redmi (most models)
Xiaomi · budget
Huawei P40 / Mate (without GMS)
Huawei
Manual check2 ways

If your model is not listed

Check eSIM support in your phone settings or by using the device EID.

iOS

Dial *#06#

If an EID line appears, the phone supports eSIM.

iOS

Settings → Cellular

An "Add eSIM" option means it is supported.

Android

Settings → Connections

SIM manager → "Add eSIM". If present, it is supported.

Android

Code *#06#

An EID number on screen confirms support.

Questions & answersFAQ

Common compatibility questions

Answers on what affects eSIM support and what to do if your model is not listed.

How can I check whether my phone supports eSIM?+

Dial *#06#: if the screen shows an EID number, the phone supports eSIM. On iPhone you can also look for "Add eSIM" in Settings → Cellular; on Android — in Settings → Connections (or Network) → SIM manager. Or find your model in our list.

Which phones support eSIM?+

iPhone XS / XR and all newer models, Google Pixel 3 and newer, Samsung Galaxy S20 and newer plus the Z Fold and Z Flip series, and most recent flagships from Xiaomi, OPPO, Motorola and Huawei. Exceptions: iPhones sold in mainland China have no eSIM, and some budget versions of Android models skip it — check the exact model.

Will an eSIM work on a carrier-locked phone?+

No. A phone locked to one carrier will not accept another provider's eSIM. Ask your carrier to unlock it before the trip — check under Settings → General → About → Carrier Lock on iPhone, or by inserting a SIM from another carrier on Android.

What if my phone does not support eSIM?+

Buy a local physical SIM card on arrival (usually at the airport or a carrier shop, with your passport), use a pocket Wi-Fi router, or rely on your home carrier's roaming package. A local SIM is often the cheapest for long stays.

Can I keep my main SIM card active?+

Yes. Phones with eSIM work in dual-SIM mode: keep your main SIM for calls and SMS (bank codes still arrive) and use the eSIM for data. To avoid roaming charges, turn off mobile data on the main line.