India eSIM

After purchasing your eSIM plan from eSIM Cards, you will receive a QR code by email. Go into your phone's settings and look for Cellular, Mobile Data, or SIM Card, depending on your device — then select the option to add a new plan or eSIM. Point your camera at the QR code, and the profile installs automatically.

Yes. The eSIM plan from eSIM Cards connects to the well-known national networks that have a wide coverage all over the country. It is valid in Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Chennai, Kolkata and Hyderabad as well as in tourist regions such as Rajasthan, Goa, Kerala and the Himalayan foothills.

eSIM Cards presents eSIM plans with validity from 7 days to 30 days. The 7-day plan suits shorter visits or business trips. The 30-day plans cover longer stays, multi-city itineraries, or travellers who want a month of connectivity without having to think about it.

Both. Top esim for india reconciliation plans with eSIM Cards work on 4G throughout the nation and on 5G where the local network infrastructure offers it. The 4G network in India is well-developed and extends far beyond just big cities and towns. 5G is being rolled out in cities and is growing.

Yes. There are short-validity eSIM for India plans for as low as 7 days that take care of a standard short trip or business visit comfortably. You select the plan that corresponds to the duration of your stay, so you aren't charged for a month's worth of data when you're only there for a week.

Make sure mobile data is turned on for the right line in your phone settings and that you have data roaming enabled — both are necessary for the eSIM to work. If you're still not connected,  try turning Aeroplane Mode off and on again to refresh your network. If that doesn't fix it, contact the eSIM Cards support team directly.

One of the practical advantages of an eSIM from eSIM Cards is that it does not require the ID verification and registration process that buying a local physical SIM involves. The eSIM is purchased and installed entirely online.

Yes. After your trip is finished and the plan expires, you can delete the eSIM profile from your device via the cellular settings — the same place you installed it. Deinstalling is easy and puts your device back the way it was.

If you have reset your phone and removed the eSIM profile, please contact the support team for eSIM Cards at your earliest convenience. Whether the profile can be restored depends on the particular plan and network provider — some will allow you to reuse the QR code, others will issue a new profile.

Most modern smartphones allow you to store multiple eSIM profiles, but only one or two can be used at the same time. You could have your home provider's esim and an eSIM both on the same device, switching between them in settings as you need, rather than deleting and reinstalling each time. The number of profiles your device can store, however, depends on the make and model of the device, so do check your phone’s specs if you’re looking to use multiple eSIMs at the same time.