Latin America

Travel eSIM

eSIM stands for embedded SIM and allows you to get connected anywhere, anytime. It works like a traditional SIM card, except without a need for the physical card. As long as your device is compatible, you will be able to use an eSIM.

The recommended way to install your eSIM is through the QR code we provided via in-app instruction and email.
a. On iOS: Go to Settings > Cellular (or Mobile Data) > Add Cellular Plan (or Add Data Plan), then scan the QR code
b. On Android (Google Pixel): Go to Settings > Network and Internet > SIMs > Add More> Download a SIM instead, and then scan the QR code
c. On Android (Samsung): Go to Settings > Connections > SIM Card Manager > Add Mobile Plan > Scan QR code

For more information refer to this blog post.
Remember to turn “Data Roaming” on to start using your data!

Refer to this for a list of e-SIM compatible devices.

Yes, you can. You can keep your primary SIM card in your phone while using Nomad's eSIM for your data. Make sure to update your phone settings to use Nomad's eSIM for data to avoid incurring roaming costs.

You will get a notification when your data is running low OR when your plan is about to expire.
Some of our plans have add-ons available. If you run out of data, simply purchase an add-on plan from our shop to top up your data volume. The additional data will be tied to the main eSIM.

Yes, Nomad’s eSIMs support tethering / hotspot.

Some of Nomad's eSIMs include a local phone number. Check the plan details for more information of what your plan includes.

The amount of data you need depends on your data usage behaviour. If you are not sure how much data you need, you can use Nomad’sData Calculatorto find a plan that is suitable for you.

An eSIM is more convenient when traveling as you can stay connected without having to carry another device around.

Nomad offers long-termGlobal-EXplans suitable for frequent flyers, which includes up to year-long coverage in over 54 / 82 destinations worldwide.