Liechtenstein eSIM

An eSIM is a SIM profile that is stored directly in your device instead of on a physical SIM card. In Liechtenstein, it is very easy: you purchase a plan online, you get a QR code by mail, you scan it under your phone's cellular settings, and the profile is downloaded.

Yes. Running an eSIM alongside your physical SIM is one of the main practical benefits of the eSIM format. Your regular SIM stays in the phone and continues to manage your home number, incoming calls, and SMS.

Most high-end mobile phones manufactured beginning in 2020 support eSIM, but not all their models do. Supported devices include iPhones, starting with the XS (2018), Samsung Galaxy S and Z series (from 2020), Google Pixel 3 and newer, and several other Android devices.

Go to the Liechtenstein eSIM on the eSIM Cards site, view the plans, and buy the one that you need for your stay. A QR code is delivered to your email after payment. Head into your phone’s cellular settings, tap to add a new plan, and scan the code — the eSIM profile downloads in seconds.

Log in to your eSIM Cards account and go to your active plan on your dashboard — here you can see the remaining data and validity. If you are running low while travelling and want more data, contact support to discuss your options.

eSIM profiles are locked to the device they were downloaded on, and cannot be moved to a new phone as easily as a physical SIM card can be swapped between devices. If you switched devices and want to use your plan on the new phone, please get in touch with our support team. They will be able to tell you whether it is possible to re-issue, if applicable.

Current eSIM Cards plans for Liechtenstein are prepaid with a set data allowance and validity period — they are not designed to be recharged in the same way a traditional prepaid SIM might be topped up. If you run out of data during your stay, the practical step is to contact support and discuss purchasing a new plan.

Yes, without question. Buying the eSIM Liechtenstein plan before you travel means you install it at home over your regular Wi-Fi connection — a process that takes a couple of minutes — and arrive with data already ready to activate. Liechtenstein is a small country with limited options for picking up connectivity as a tourist on arrival, and the principality's non-EU status means standard European roaming plans can behave unpredictably.

If you have not scanned your QR code, you can get a refund on your eSIM in genuine cases. After scanning and using the eSIM refund is unavailable.