An eSIM is an electronic SIM card that is embedded in your device and can be programmed with multiple carrier profiles without needing to physically swap out a physical SIM card.

What devices support eSIM?

There are many devices that support eSIM including various models of iPhones, Samsung Galaxy phones, Google Pixel phones, and more list shown in the article.

Which carriers support eSIM?

Many carriers in Australia support eSIM, including Telstra, Optus, Vodafone, and more. However, it's always a good idea to check with your specific carrier to see if they support eSIM and what plans they offer.

How do I activate an eSIM?

The process for activating an eSIM may vary depending on your carrier and device. Generally, you will need to contact your carrier and ask for an eSIM activation or visit their website and follow the eSIM activation process. You may need to provide information such as your phone number, email address, and other details to complete the activation process.

Can I use an eSIM for both prepaid and postpaid plans?

Yes, you can use an eSIM for both prepaid and postpaid plans in Australia. The process for activating an eSIM for prepaid and postpaid plans may be slightly different, so it's best to check with your carrier for their specific instructions.

Can I switch between carriers on my eSIM?

Yes, you can switch between carriers on your eSIM in Australia. However, you will need to have multiple carrier profiles programmed on your eSIM and switch between them as needed. This process may vary depending on your device and carrier, so it's best to check with your carrier for their specific instructions.

What happens if I lose my device with an eSIM?

If you lose your device with an eSIM in Australia, you will need to contact your carrier to disable the eSIM on the lost device and activate a new eSIM on your replacement device. It's important to keep your eSIM information and device secure to prevent unauthorized access.