Before you embark on your eSIM journey, be sure to check if your device is compatible.
Compatibility is determined by your device manufacturer or, in some cases, the local carrier where you purchased your phone. (For instance, if your phone is tied to a carrier contract, it may be locked and unable to use eSIM.)
You can check if your specific device supports eSIMs by taking the following steps:
If the EID exists, then your device supports eSIMs.
Check out the list of popular iOS and Android devices that are known to be eSIM-compatible.
Latest policy in Australia: Users of Australian internet cards are required to verify whether the model of their mobile phones is on the whitelist of the AMTA website. If the phone is not on the list, it may experience complete service interruption and be unable to access the internet.
Verification website: https://amta.org.au/3g-closure-old/check-my-device/
Don’t see your device here? No worries! If you're unsure whether your phone supports eSIM, simply reach out to us for confirmation. We're here to help!
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What is eSIM?
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How to install eSIM?
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Is my device compatible with Nomad’s eSIM?
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Can I keep my primary SIM while using Nomad’s eSIM?
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What if I run out of data?
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Is hotspot and tethering supported?
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Does the eSIM Include a Local Phone Number?
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How much data do I need while travelling?
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How does using an eSIM compare to Pocket WiFi?
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Are there long-term plans available?