Pick your plan
Choose a destination and the data plan that matches your trip. Your first purchase is the only time you'll install your eSIM. Every plan after that goes on the same eSIM.
What is MTN Travel eSIM?
Meet MTN Travel eSIM, the last eSIM you'll ever install. Add it to your phone once, every destination after that is just a plan you add. No new QR codes, no reinstalling, no matter how many trips you take.
Scan to install
We email you a QR code as soon as you buy. Scan it once and you're set. No physical SIM, no carrier store, no waiting.
Switch when you land
Set your MTN eSIM as the line for data. Your phone can hold several eSIMs, but only one handles data at a time.
Next trip, add a plan
Going somewhere new? Add that destination's plan, and it lands on your eSIM in seconds. No new QR code, no reinstall, no starting over.
Works with most phones from the last few years.
iPhone
XR and later, plus recent iPad Pro, Air, and Mini models. See the full list of compatible iPhones.
Samsung Galaxy
S20 series and newer, most Z Fold and Z Flip models. See the full list of compatible Samsung phones.
Google Pixel
Pixel 3 and later support eSIM out of the box. See the full list of compatible Pixel phones.
Will it work on your phone?
Compatible with iPhone XS and newer models, as well as most flagship Android phones released from 2020 onward.
No high roaming fees.
One flat rate for data, every destination you add. No surprise charges when you get home, trip after trip.
Every app, no data anxiety
Maps, messages, streaming, all of it works the same as it does at home, on every trip your plan covers.
Skip the SIM card hunt
No kiosks, no swapping tiny chips at the airport. Add your eSIM once and you're set for every trip after.
24/7 support, if you need it
Nothing to figure out alone, whether it's your first install or your fifth destination. Help's a message away, day or night.
Questions, answered.
For travel, usually. It does the same job without the physical card: nothing to lose, no carrier store, and it runs alongside your regular SIM so your own number stays active. The trade-off is that your phone has to support it, and moving to a new phone means installing the profile again.
No. Your existing SIM stays in the phone and keeps handling calls and texts on your normal number. The eSIM sits beside it and takes over data while you are away.
Yes, as long as you leave your home SIM switched on. Keep the eSIM as your data line and your usual number keeps ringing, though your home carrier may still charge its own roaming rates for those calls and texts.
The profile cannot be installed, so check your model before you buy. iPhone XR and later, most Samsung Galaxy S20 and newer, and Pixel 3 and later all support eSIM; a few older or carrier-locked handsets do not.
That depends on the plan. Regional and global plans cover a list of countries on a single profile, while a single-country plan covers only that country. Check the coverage list on the plan before you buy.