eSIM Travel: online the moment you land

Mini App • Travel

About this App

The plane lands, your phone says No Service, and your taxi app, map and hotel booking all need data. Roaming is pricey, and a local SIM means an airport queue and your passport. eSIM Travel offers a third option: buy a virtual SIM for mobile data in Telegram before you even fly. ✈️

It runs as a Mini App. Pick a country, pay for a plan, install the profile, and once you arrive your phone connects to a local partner network.

The pitch in four lines

150+ countries. Popular picks include Turkey, the UAE, Thailand, Europe, the US, Japan, Korea and Kazakhstan.
Plans from $0.80. The cheapest packs suit a short trip or a layover, and the team says there are no hidden fees.
Ready in about two minutes. No passport, no store visit, no paperwork.
Help inside the bot. The /support command opens a chat with the support team.

About 5,700 people use the bot each month, and the interface comes in English and Russian. 🌍

Check your phone first

The classic mistake is buying an eSIM for a phone that cannot take one. Look in your cellular settings for an option like Add eSIM.

iPhone supports eSIM from the XS and XR onward, though models sold in mainland China usually lack it.
Android varies by model. Flagships nearly always support it, budget versions often do not.
Carrier lock. A phone bought on a carrier contract may reject a third-party eSIM, so the device must be carrier-free.

Your departure-day checklist

Buy the plan early in the bot, choosing your country and data amount.
Install the eSIM at home over Wi-Fi using the QR code or instructions. With most providers, installing does not start the clock.
After landing, switch mobile data to the eSIM line and turn on data roaming for it.
Keep your main SIM for calls and bank texts, but switch off its mobile data to avoid roaming charges.

Tip: screenshot the setup instructions. Without data at your destination, you will have no way to open them. 📱

Read this before you pay

Travel eSIMs almost always cover data only. There is no regular phone number for calls or texts, so you stay in touch through messaging apps.

Every plan has a data cap and a validity period. If you run out early you can usually top up, so there is no need to buy the biggest pack just in case.

Also check when the validity period starts: at purchase, at installation or at your first connection abroad. That decides how many days of your trip the plan actually covers. ⏳

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does an eSIM Travel plan cost?▼

Plans start at $0.80, and the final price depends on the country, data amount and validity period. You see the exact price in the Mini App before paying.

Can I make phone calls with it?▼

Travel eSIMs usually cover mobile data only. Use messaging apps for calls, and keep your main SIM active so you still get bank texts.

Will it work on my phone?▼

Open your cellular settings and look for an option to add an eSIM. iPhones support it from the XS and XR onward, Android depends on the model, and the phone must not be carrier-locked.

What if I have no data after landing?▼

Make sure mobile data is set to the eSIM line and data roaming is turned on for it. Restart the phone, and if that fails, contact support with the /support command.