Estonia eSIM

Yes, hotspot is supported without any problem. You can use your Estonia eSIM data connection to tether other devices — your laptop, your tablet, or even a different phone — just as you would with any normal mobile data plan. Simply turn on the hotspot feature in your device settings and connect as you normally would.

Yes. eSIM Cards plans include 5G access in areas where the local network infrastructure supports it. Estonia has been expanding 5G coverage steadily, particularly in and around Tallinn and other larger towns.

It works on both. Most iPhones from the XS onwards (2018) support eSIM, as do Samsung Galaxy S and Z series phones from 2020, Google Pixel 3 and above, and a range of other Android handsets. If you are not sure about your specific model, check the supported devices list on our site before buying.

If you have deleted your eSIM profile, the first thing to do is contact our support team. In some cases, rescanning the original QR code works, but it is not guaranteed — reaching out to support is the safer route, so you do not get stuck without a working connection.

Yes. The eSIM plan runs on local Estonian networks, not public Wi-Fi, so it works wherever those networks have signal — including on trains and buses. Coverage is generally solid across the main rail and road corridors, though very rural stretches may have a weaker signal, as anywhere.

Support is available around the clock, every day. You can reach the team whether you are dealing with an installation issue before you travel or a connectivity problem while already in Estonia. Time zones are not a problem — someone is always there.

Yes. There are short-term plans designed specifically for visitors — whether you are in Estonia for a few days or a couple of weeks. You pick the plan that matches your stay, so you are not tied into a longer commitment or paying for data you will not use.

Each eSIM plan is tied to one device. You install it on the phone you scanned the QR code with, and it runs on that device. If you need data on multiple devices separately, you would need a separate plan for each. That said, you can always use the hotspot feature to share one plan's data connection across devices.

In most situations, yes. Public Wi-Fi in cafes, hotels, or transport hubs can be slow and congested, and it often requires signing in or accepting terms. The eSIM plan gives you your own data connection running on 4G or 5G, which is typically faster, more consistent, and considerably more secure than shared public networks.

Your top-up options are dependent on what plan you are on. Sign in to your eSIM Cards account. View the dashboard for the plan you have active - any top-up options will be available there. If you are running low and not seeing an option, the support team can help you figure it out.