FAQs

Using two eSIM at the same time can be useful if you need to use two different phone numbers or networks on a single device. However, not all devices support dual eSIM functionality, so you will need to make sure that your device is compatible before attempting to use two eSIM. Here are the general steps to use two eSIM at the same time:

Check if your device supports dual eSIM: Check the device specifications or manual to see if it supports dual eSIM. If your device does not support dual eSIM, you won't be able to use two eSIM at the same time.

Activate both eSIM: You will need to activate both eSIM with their respective carriers. Your carrier will provide you with a QR code or activation code to activate the eSIM.

Set up dual eSIM: In your device's settings, look for the option to set up dual eSIM. The specific location of this option may vary depending on the device and the version of the operating system.

Assign default SIM: Once you have set up dual eSIM, make sure your primary SIM is assigned as your default SIM for calls, messages, and data. You can also choose to use the SIM on a per-call or per-message basis.

Make sure both eSIM are active: It's important to make sure that both eSIM are active and have a good signal strength to avoid connectivity issues.

It's worth noting that using two eSIM at the same time can impact your device's battery life and may also affect network performance, especially if both eSIM are being used heavily at the same time. However, if you need to use two different phone numbers or networks, using dual eSIM can be a convenient option. 

Slow internet speed can be caused by a variety of factors, including network congestion, signal interference, distance from the router, and technical issues with the device or the network. Here are some steps you can take to troubleshoot slow internet speed on your eSIM:

Check your signal strength: Poor signal strength can cause slow internet speed. Check your device's signal strength indicator to ensure you have a strong signal. If the signal is weak, try moving closer to the router or connecting to a different network.

Restart your device: Sometimes, simply restarting your device can fix slow internet speed issues. Turn off your device, wait for a few seconds, and then turn it back on.

Check for software updates: Software updates can fix bugs and improve performance, including internet speed. Check for any available updates for your device and install them if necessary.

Reset your network settings: Resetting your network settings can help fix any configuration issues that may be causing slow internet speed. Go to Settings > System > Reset Options > Reset Wi-Fi, Mobile & Bluetooth to reset your network settings.

It's also worth noting that network speeds can be affected by many factors outside of your control, such as network congestion, weather, and location. In these cases, you may need to be patient or consider upgrading to a higher-speed plan or a different network provider.

There are a number of factors to consider around data use when using an eSIM. Typically, general habits including email, standard web browsing and social media can be considered quite light use. 

Below are several items to consider to ensure that your data goes as far as it can. 

Video Streaming-  We recommend using a lower definition when watching streaming platforms as this will consume data at a slower rate. The majority of online streaming services will allow you to change the definition/quality of the image to a lower setting. Standard Definition (SD), for example, which is considered to be 480p, or some other equivalent.

 Background Data Usage-  To further reduce usage, consider the other background services working on your device. Operating system updates for devices can use large chunks of data without you knowing, so we recommend disabling automatic updates before using your mobile data.

Low Data Mode- We also recommend going into your settings and enabling "Low Data Mode" to help to reduce mobile data usage by pausing automatic updates and background tasks. 

To do this on iPhone:

• Go into Settings > Mobile Data > Click on the eSIM > Data Mode > Low Data Mode.
• To do this on Android:
• Go into Settings > System apps updater > Click the 3 dots in top right corner > Settings > Auto updates > Set to Don't update.



For more information, please see the link provided below.

https://www.airhubapp.com/blogs/post/key-benefits-of-using-an-esim

The number of eSIM profiles that can be stored at once depends on the device's hardware and software limitations. Generally, devices can store multiple eSIM profiles simultaneously, typically ranging from 2 to 10 profiles, however only one can be used at a time.

The exact number of profiles supported may vary depending on the device's specifications and the eSIM platform used.

If you want more information, check out the link below.

https://www.airhubapp.com/blogs/post/how-many-esims-can-i-add-to-my-phone

If an eSIM-enabled phone has a physical SIM card in it that is being used for voice and SMS services, adding an eSIM data plan from a separate operator will not necessarily affect the existing voice and SMS services. However, it is possible that the phone's network settings may need to be adjusted to ensure that both the physical SIM and eSIM are able to function properly.

In general, most modern smartphones support dual-SIM functionality, which allows users to have two separate SIM cards active at the same time. With dual-SIM support, users can use one SIM card for voice and SMS services, while using the other SIM card for data services.

If you add an eSIM data plan from a separate operator, you will be able to use the eSIM for data services while still using the physical SIM for voice and SMS services. However, you may need to adjust the network settings on your phone to ensure that both the physical SIM and eSIM are able to function properly.

It's important to note that the specific steps for configuring dual-SIM settings may vary depending on your device and mobile network provider, so you should always refer to the instructions provided by your provider for guidance.

Not necessarily. While it's possible to have multiple eSIM profiles on a single device, each profile does not necessarily have to be associated with a different phone number.

For example, you may have one eSIM profile for your personal use and another eSIM profile for your work use, but both profiles can use the same phone number. In this case, the eSIM profiles would be differentiated by their respective data plans, network settings, and other associated information, but the phone number would remain the same.

However, it is also possible to have multiple eSIM profiles on a single device that are associated with different phone numbers. This may be useful, for example, if you frequently travel between different countries or regions and need to have access to local phone numbers.

Overall, the number of phone numbers associated with your eSIM profiles will depend on your specific needs and use case. Having multiple eSIM profiles does not necessarily require having multiple phone numbers, but it can be a useful option in certain situations.

Switching between multiple SIM profiles on a device that supports eSIM technology is typically very easy and can be done quickly with just a few taps on your device's screen.

Once you have set up multiple eSIM profiles on your device, you can switch between them by navigating to the device's settings menu and selecting the eSIM profile you want to activate. The specific steps to switch between eSIM profiles may vary depending on your device and operating system, but in general, the process is straightforward and intuitive.

Overall, switching between multiple eSIM profiles is generally easy and seamless, and it can be done quickly and easily on most devices that support eSIM technology.

You can continue using the same eSIM if:

1. You’re in a country supported by the eSIM
2. The eSIM is installed
3. You buy a data top-up package or a top-up pack

If you see no options to add a top-up plan, then that eSIM is a single-use eSIM. You don’t have to delete the eSIM if you intend to use it at a later date, you can just turn it off under cellular/mobile data plans.

No, it is not possible to install one eSIM on several devices simultaneously. An eSIM (embedded SIM) is a digital SIM that is embedded in a device and can be programmed with a mobile network's information.

When you activate an eSIM on a device, the mobile network provider will register the e-SIMs unique identification number (EID) with the device's manufacturer. The EID is a unique identifier that can't be duplicated or shared across multiple devices.

Therefore, you can only use an eSIM on one device at a time. If you want to use the same eSIM on a different device, you would need to deactivate it on the first device and then activate it on the new device.

Click the link below for detailed information 

https://www.airhubapp.com/blogs/post/how-to-install-your-esim-using-qr-

You can delete an eSIM from your device at any time, but the specific steps to do so may vary depending on your device and operating system.

Before deleting an eSIM, it's important to understand that doing so will deactivate your cellular service/mobile data on that device. If you want to continue using your device for cellular service, you will need to insert a physical SIM card or activate a new eSIM.

Here are some general steps to remove an eSIM:

1. Open the settings app on your device
2. Look for the "Cellular" or "Mobile Data" option and select it
3. Find the eSIM you want to remove and select it
4. Look for the option to remove or delete the eSIM, and follow the prompts to complete the process.

Note that some devices may require a factory reset to remove an eSIM, which will erase all data and settings on the device.

It's also important to note that once you remove an eSIM, you may not be able to reactivate it on the same device or transfer it to another device. This will depend on the policies of your mobile network provider and the specific eSIM plan you have signed up for.

For prepaid eSIM plans, the data you have purchased is typically valid for a certain period of time, such as a month or a week, and will expire at the end of that period. If you do not use all of your data within that period, any unused data will be forfeited and you will need to purchase a new plan to continue using the eSIM.

Here are some tips on how to save and use less data:

Monitor your data usage: Check your phone's settings to see how much data you are using and which apps are consuming the most data. You can also set data usage alerts or limits to help you stay within your data plan.

Connect to Wi-Fi: Where possible, connect your phone to a Wi-Fi network to avoid using your mobile data. This can be particularly useful when streaming video or downloading large files.

Limit background data usage: Some apps use data in the background, even when you are not actively using them. To limit this usage, you can disable background data for specific apps or set your phone to limit background data usage in general.

Disable auto-play videos: Videos that auto-play when you scroll through social media apps like Facebook and Instagram can consume a significant amount of data. You can disable auto-play videos in these apps to save data.

Compress data: Some apps and browsers offer data compression features that can reduce the amount of data used. For example, Google Chrome has a data saver feature that can reduce data usage by up to 50%.

Download content for offline use: Some apps, such as Netflix and Spotify, allow you to download content for offline use. This can be a useful way to save data when you are traveling or in areas with limited internet connectivity.

Here is a list of benefits that eSIM offer to business travelers.

Convenience: With an eSIM, you don't have to worry about physically swapping SIM cards when travelling to different countries or using different carriers. You can activate a local plan on your eSIM remotely, saving you time and effort.

Cost-effectiveness: eSIM can offer cost savings for business travelers who frequently travel internationally. Instead of buying a new SIM card in each country, which can be expensive, an eSIM allows you to activate a local plan with a local carrier and take advantage of local rates.

Flexibility: eSIM allows you to switch between carriers and plans quickly and easily without the need to change physical SIM cards. This can be particularly useful for business travelers who may need to adjust their plans depending on their travel schedules or locations.

Security: eSIM can be more secure than physical SIM cards as they are tamper-proof and can't be removed from the phone. This can be particularly important for business travelers who may be carrying sensitive data on their devices.

Reliability: eSIM can offer a more reliable connection as they are not subject to physical wear and tear like physical SIM cards. This can be particularly important for business travelers who need a reliable connection for work-related activities such as video conferencing or sending important emails.

No, installing an eSIM will not lock your phone.

An eSIM (embedded SIM) is a digital SIM that is embedded in your phone's hardware and can be activated through the phone's settings. It does not have any physical component that needs to be installed or removed from your phone, unlike a physical SIM card.

When you install an eSIM, it will not affect the lock status of your phone. The lock status of your phone is determined by your carrier and depends on whether or not your phone is locked to a specific carrier. Installing an eSIM does not change this status.

If you want more information, check out the link below.

https://www.airhubapp.com/blogs/post/how-many-esims-can-i-add-to-my-phone 

The number of eSIM that can be stored in a phone depends on the specific model and make of that phone.

Some phones are designed to support only one eSIM, while others can store multiple eSIM. For example, the latest iPhone models (iPhone 14, 14 mini, 14 Pro, and 14 Pro Max) can store up to three eSIM. On the other hand, the Google Pixel 6 and 6 Pro support only one eSIM.

To know the exact number of eSIM your phone can store, you can check the specifications of your phone model or consult the user manual.

https://www.airhubapp.com/blogs/post/how-many-esims-can-i-add-to-my-phone

Yes, you can access any website or application that is available on the internet using your eSIM data, provided that you have an active data plan and that the website or application is not blocked by your service provider or any relevant authorities.

With an e Sim-enabled device and an active data plan, you can access the internet and use various applications and services just like you would with a traditional physical SIM card. This includes browsing the web, checking emails, using social media, streaming video or audio content, and using various mobile apps.

However, it's important to note that your service provider may have restrictions on certain types of content or applications, or may limit your data usage based on your plan or location. Additionally, some websites or applications may be blocked in certain countries or regions due to government censorship or other reasons.

To ensure you can access the content and applications you need, it's a good idea to check with your service provider and review the terms and conditions of your data plan. Additionally, you may need to use a virtual private network (VPN) or other tools to access certain websites or applications that are restricted in your location.

Yes, eSIM are generally considered to be better for the environment than traditional physical SIM cards. This is because eSIM do not require the production and disposal of physical plastic cards, which can contribute to waste and pollution.

Physical SIM cards are typically made of non-biodegradable materials, including plastic and metal, which can take a long time to decompose and can contribute to environmental pollution. In addition, producing physical SIM cards requires the use of energy and resources, including water, electricity, and raw materials.

In contrast, eSIM are built into a device's hardware, eliminating the need for physical cards. This means that eSIM are more environmentally friendly and can help reduce waste and pollution. Additionally, eSIM can help reduce the carbon footprint of the mobile industry by reducing the energy and resources required for SIM card production, shipping, and disposal.

Overall, eSIM offer a more sustainable and environmentally friendly option for mobile connectivity than traditional physical SIM cards. By reducing waste and pollution, eSIM can help contribute to a more sustainable and eco-friendly future.

Determining how much data you need depends on your usage habits and the types of activities you perform on your device. Here are some factors to consider when estimating your data usage:

Online Activities: Streaming videos, music, or podcasts requires a significant amount of data. For example, streaming a high-definition movie can use up to 3 GB of data per hour. Browsing the web, checking emails, and using social media typically require less data, but it can still add up over time.

Downloads and Updates: Downloading apps, software updates, and other files can consume a lot of data, particularly if you download large files or updates frequently.

Online Gaming: Online gaming can use a moderate amount of data, but it varies depending on the game and how frequently you play.

Video and Voice Calls: Video and voice calls can use a significant amount of data, particularly if you make them frequently or for long periods of time.

Tethering or Hot-spot: If you use your mobile device to tether or create a hot-spot for other devices, you'll need to factor in the data usage of those devices as well.

To estimate your data usage, you can check your device's data usage statistics or contact your service provider for more information. It's generally a good idea to start with a lower data plan and then adjust it based on your usage habits over time.

There are several benefits of using an eSIM (embedded SIM) compared to a traditional physical SIM card:

Convenient: eSIM are built into the device, so there's no need to physically insert or remove a SIM card. This can be particularly useful for devices with limited physical space or for users who frequently switch between different carriers or plans.

Flexible: With an eSIM, it's easy to switch between different carriers or plans without needing to physically swap out a SIM card. This can be particularly useful for travelers, as it allows them to quickly and easily switch to a local carrier when abroad.

Secure: eSIM use encryption to protect user data and prevent unauthorized access. Additionally, since there's no physical SIM card to lose or steal, eSIM can help improve security and reduce the risk of identity theft.

Cost-effective: Because eSIM are built into the device, there's no need to purchase or replace a physical SIM card. This can help reduce costs over time, particularly for users who frequently switch between carriers or plans.

Green: eSIM are more environmentally friendly than traditional physical SIM cards, as they don't require the use of plastic or other materials that can contribute to waste.

Overall, eSIM offer a range of benefits that can make them a convenient, flexible, and cost-effective option for users who require mobile connectivity.

Check out the link below for further details.

https://www.airhubapp.com/blogs/post/key-benefits-of-using-an-esim

In general, an eSIM (embedded SIM) does not directly affect the battery life of a device. An eSIM is a digital SIM that is built into the device's hardware, and it is used to connect to a mobile for data and voice services.

However, there are a few factors that could indirectly affect the battery life of a device with an eSIM. For example, if the device is constantly searching for a network signal or experiencing poor network coverage, it may drain the battery more quickly. Similarly, if the device is actively mobile data or making voice calls, it can also consume more battery power.

It's worth noting that e-SIMs can provide certain benefits that may help improve battery life in some cases. For example, because e-SIMs are built into the device and don't require a physical SIM card, they may allow for more efficient use of space inside the device, which could potentially lead to a larger battery or other power-saving features. Additionally, some eSIM-enabled devices may allow for more advanced power management features, such as automatically switching between different network modes (e.g. 4G and 5G) based on signal strength and other factors which could help optimize battery usage.

An eSIM is an embedded SIM card. It is an electronic chip built into the phone that acts in place of a physical plastic SIM. It serves the same purpose and functions as a physical SIM, but takes up no space.

It is possible to purchase, install, and activate an eSIM from your handheld device, whether it's a smartphone, tablet, or similar. There is no longer a need to find a SIM vendor in the airport, swap out SIM cards, and keep track of those pesky bits of plastic.

Data Working For You.

Before starting to use data on your eSIM, we have included below a range of tips and tricks for setting up your device to make sure your data goes as far as possible. For more information on various configurations and help, see our complete FAQ and device setup guides.

General Usage Habits

Typically, general habits including; email, general web browsing, and social media can be considered quite light use. Over a month of fair use of these types of services will accumulate to around 1GB of data usage.

We do often find, and do appreciate, that customers like to take with them on their travels, other services, including media streaming services and video streaming services especially.

Video Streaming

Video streaming will tend to use up a lot more data than any other service. It can use multiple GB in a short period of time if not considered carefully.

While smaller handheld devices will often restrict the playback quality of video, some larger handheld devices may default to using higher quality video. In these cases, it is recommended to ensure the quality of playback is standard definition (SD) (480p or less).

If you want more information, check out the link below.

https://www.airhubapp.com/blogs/post/how-to-install-your-esim-using-qr-

Both Apple and Android devices have built-in functionality to help in making data last longer. When travelling, we do not want data used up for OS or App updates, so each device type provides a feature; Apple - Low Data Mode and Android - Data Saver Mode.

It is strongly recommended to enable these features to stop any unexpected data use, meaning more time for the things you need and want to do on your travels.

Alongside consideration of how data is being used and how much of it is needed, we would also advise that where you have a primary SIM in your device that roaming is disabled.

Devices will often attempt to use whatever networks are available to them, so ensuring that you disable or turn off roaming on networks that should not be used will avoid an unexpected bill from your primary SIM carrier.

eSIM is a great opportunity for travel and hospitality for several reasons:

Convenience: eSIM allows travelers to activate a local mobile network plan as soon as they arrive at their destination without the need to purchase a physical SIM card or visit a store. This is especially useful for international travelers who may not be familiar with the local language or geography.

Cost savings: With eSIM, travelers can easily compare and choose local mobile network plans that offer the best value for money without having to pay extra for roaming charges. This can lead to significant cost savings for travelers.

Flexibility: eSIM enables travelers to switch between mobile network plans as needed, which is particularly useful for travelers who visit multiple countries or locations during their trip.

Increased revenue for hospitality industry: The adoption of eSIM by hotels and other hospitality establishments can offer new revenue streams, such as offering eSIM-enabled smartphones for guests to use during their stay or partnering with local mobile network providers to offer special mobile network plans for their guests.

Overall, eSIM provides a more seamless and cost-effective mobile connectivity experience for travelers and offers new opportunities for the hospitality industry to enhance the guest experience and generate additional revenue.

There are several advantages that eSIM provides over traditional physical SIM cards:

Convenience: With eSIM, there is no need to physically swap out SIM cards when switching between carriers or plans. This makes it easier for users to switch carriers or plans, and also makes it more convenient for travelers who may need to use multiple SIM cards in different countries.

More space: Since eSIM is a digital technology, it takes up less space in a device than a physical SIM card. This can be especially beneficial in smaller devices like smartwatches or tablets, where space is at a premium.

Flexibility: eSIM allows users to easily switch between carriers or plans without having to physically obtain and insert a new SIM card. This makes it easier for users to take advantage of different carrier plans or promotions, and also allows for greater flexibility in managing and controlling their cellular data usage.

Security: eSIM technology includes built-in security features that can help prevent fraud and unauthorized access to a user's cellular account. This can help protect users from potential financial losses or other security risks associated with SIM card fraud.

Green technology: eSIM technology can help reduce waste and environmental impact associated with physical SIM cards. With eSIM, there are no physical SIM cards to dispose of or recycle, which can help reduce electronic waste.

Overall, eSIM technology offers several advantages over traditional physical SIM cards, including greater convenience, flexibility, security, and environmental sustainability. As eSIM technology continues to evolve and become more widely adopted, it is likely that we will see even more benefits emerge in the future

Please make sure your device is connected to high speed internet/Wi-Fi while scanning the QR code.

We always share SMDP and activation code.

ex – SMDP - consumer.rsp.global

Activation - TN20230105141636913D1D31

Scenario one : If we already activated the plan

please note the voice plan  does NOT have a QR code , We activate it through your IMEI , We activated your plan and have already sent the activation notification to your phone settings , please follow the below steps

Step 1: On your phone find and open the “Settings” app

Step 2: Click “T-Mobile Wireless Cellular Plan Ready to be Install”

Step 3: Click “Continue”

Scenario TWO : If a customer purchased but the travel date is different.

There is no QR code for the voice plan you have purchased . We activate it on our system, you will receive an activation notification to your phone settings.

After that, you just have to install it. Please refer to the sample image below, we shall activate the eSIM and send the activation notification 2-3 days prior your traveling date.

As mentioned in our terms and conditions, that, once the eSIM gets deleted it can't be activated again.

Also, according to our refund policy if there is an usage of the Esim , you are not eligible for refund.

Dial *#06# and press call. In case your device is eSIM capable, you should be able to view your device's eSIM unique identification number (EID). You can also go to Settings > About > Status info. If your device is eSIM compatible, the EID field will be visible in the displayed men.

The convenience fee is 3.5 % of the purchase price charged by our payment partner.

If your plan is a monthly plan, your plan will be automatically extended, if your plan is 30 days or any other traveler plan, in that case, only USA Voice+Data plan is eligible for extension.

You will receive the QR code as soon as the ID you submitted for eKYC get verified. You will receive the QR code on your registered mail id.

Plan validity will start according to the travel date that you have entered while purchasing, however there are some plans that differ from this process, so please contact support@airhubapp.com to verify your plan validity.

If you want to make calls and SMS you need to purchase a Voice+Data plan, you can purchase a plan with a phone symbol showing in the plan name.

Unfortunately No, you have to replace it with a new one.

Stripe, Paypal, Apple Pay, Google Pay, etc…

Once you buy your eSIM, you will receive a confirmation email with the QR code immediately. Please note that the eSIM is a digital product, and once shipped by email, Sim Options can't prevent its use. For this reason, once you have purchased your eSIM, it is no longer possible to return it or get a refund, except in the cases explicitly indicated.

There are no limitations on purchase.

Apple iPhone Xs,Apple iPhone XS Max,Apple iPhone 11,Apple iPhone 11 Pro, Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max,Apple iPhone SE (2nd generation),Apple iPhone 12 Mini,Apple iPhone 12,Apple iPhone 12 Pro,Apple iPhone 12 Pro Max,Samsung Galaxy Z Flip,Samsung Galaxy Fold,Samsung Galaxy Note 20 Ultra 5G,Samsung Galaxy Note 20,Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 2,Samsung Galaxy S21 5G,Samsung Galaxy S21+ 5G,Samsung Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G,Samsung Galaxy S20,Samsung Galaxy S20+,Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra,Google Pixel 3,Google Pixel 3 XL,Google Pixel 3A,Google Pixel 3A XL,Google Pixel 4A,Motorola Razr,Motorola Next Gen Razr 5G .

You can enter any one of the IMEI numbers while purchasing.

Yes you can.

If this is your first time purchasing an eSIM firstly welcome to the world of eSims with Airhub. And You will receive the QR code through email on your registered mail id. 

You need to upload documents only for some plans for the UK, Europe and Maldives for the eKYC verification purpose. 

eSIMs can only be installed on one device. Our eSIMs can be installed only once, which means that if you delete the eSIM from your device it will not be possible to install it again.

Some eSIMs require a confirmation( LPA) code. If this is the case, you can find your eSIM confirmation code in My eSIMs in Airhub app.

• To scan the QR code and set up your eSIM, please follow these steps:
• Go to My eSIMs to find your QR code via the app or the website.
• Go to Settings on your device.
• Go to Cellular/Mobile.
• Add Cellular/Mobile Plan.
• Scan your eSIM QR code (open on another device) and enter the 4-digit confirmation code when prompted
• Turn on your Airhub eSIM under Cellular/Mobile Plan
• Select your eSIM for Cellular/Mobile data
• Enable Data Roaming (Please turn off your primary line to avoid roaming charges from your carrier provider when overseas)
• Set up an APN(access point name) on your device if required. If the APN settings are required for your eSIM, you can find the APN details in the eSIM installation details.
• Please note that different eSIMs may require different types of APN. You can learn your eSIM’s APN by going to the Manual or QR Installation page on your Airhub account. In case the APN is not available, it means that the eSIM’s APN is automatically configured.

• Go to My eSIMs to find your QR code via the app or the website
• Go to Settings on your device
• Tap on Network & Internet
• Tap the Add icon next to Mobile Network
• Tap Next when asked, “Don’t have a SIM card?”
• Scan your QR code and add the confirmation code if prompted
• If necessary, go to Network & Internet and tap on the Mobile network to set the correct network preferences listed in the Additional Info which is at the bottom-right of the selected data package page.
8. Turn on eSIM under Mobile Network
• Enable Mobile Data
• Enable Data Roaming (Please turn off your primary line to avoid roaming charges from your carrier provider when overseas)
• Set up an APN(access point name) on your device if required. If the APN settings are required for your eSIM, you can find the APN details in the eSIM installation details

• Go to My eSIMs to find your Manual Installation details via the app or the website
• Go to Settings on your device
• Tap on Network & Internet
• Tap the Add icon next to Mobile Network
• Tap Next when asked, “Don’t have a SIM card?”
• Tap Enter Code Manually.
• Turn on your eSIM under Mobile Network
• Enable Mobile data
• Enable Data Roaming (Please turn off your primary line to avoid roaming charges from your carrier provider when overseas)
• Set up an APN(access point name) on your device if required. If the APN settings are required for your eSIM, you can find the APN details in the eSIM installation details

• Go to Settings on your device
• Go to Cellular/Mobile Data
• Select your eSIM under Cellular/Mobile Data Plans
• Go to Cellular/Mobile Data Network
• Type the new APN settings in the Cellular/Mobile Data APN field as written in the eSIM installation details (all lower case, all one word)
• You can leave the other fields blank

• Go to Settings on your device
• Go to the Network & Internet section
• Go to Mobile Networks
• Go to Access Point Names
• Type the new APN settings as written in the eSIM installation details (all lower case, all one word)
• You can leave the other fields blank

• Go to Settings on your device
• Go to the Network & Internet section
• Go to Mobile Networks
• Go to Access Point Names
• Type “+” or “ADD”
• Type the new APN settings as written in the eSIM installation details (all lower case, all one word)
• Tap save
• Leave the other fields blank

• Go to Settings on your device
• Go to Cellular/Mobile Data
• Select your eSIM under Cellular/Mobile Data Plans
• Go to Cellular/Mobile Data Network
• Type the new APN settings in the Cellular/Mobile Data APN field as written in the eSIM installation details (all lower case, all one word)

• 1. Go to My eSIMs to find your Manual Installation details via the app or the website.
• Go to Settings on your device
• Go to Cellular/Mobile
• Add Cellular/Mobile Plan
• Select Enter Details Manually. You will be asked to enter:
  SM-DP+ Address
  Activation Code
  Confirmation Code(if available)
• Turn on your eSIM under Cellular/Mobile Plan
• Select your eSIM for Cellular/Mobile data
• Enable Data Roaming (Please turn off your primary line to avoid roaming charges from your carrier provider when overseas)
• Set up an APN(access point name) on your device if required. If the APN settings are required for your eSIM, you can find the APN details in the eSIM installation details

• Go to Settings on your device
• Tap on Network & Internet
• Tap the Add icon next to Mobile Network
• Tap Next when asked, “Don’t have a SIM card?”
• Tap Enter Code Manually. You will be asked to enter the QR code information *Turn on your eSIM under Mobile Network
• Enable Mobile data
• Enable Data Roaming (Please turn off your primary line to avoid roaming charges from your carrier provider when overseas)
• Set up an APN(access point name) on your device if required. If the APN settings are required for your eSIM, you can find the APN details in the eSIM installation details

• You have a good network or WiFi connection
• The eSIM has not been added before
• Try adding the eSIM manually while connected to a good network connection.
• Go to My eSIMs to find your Manual Installation details via the app or the website
1. Go to My eSIMs to find your Manual Installation details via the app or the website
• Go to Settings on your device
• Go to Cellular/Mobile
• Add Cellular/Mobile Plan
• Select Enter Details Manually. You will be asked to enter:
  SM-DP+ Address
  Activation Code
  Confirmation Code(if available)
• Turn on your eSIM under Cellular/Mobile Plan
• Select your eSIM for Cellular/Mobile data
• Enable Data Roaming (Please turn off your primary line to avoid roaming charges from your carrier provider when overseas)
• Set up an APN(access point name

• If you are experiencing slow network speeds, please try to:
• Turn off 4G/LTE for 3 minutes before enabling it again.
• Restart your device.
• If you are still experiencing slow network speeds after completing the above steps, set your device to 3G only.