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Everything you need to know about eSIM setup, data plans, and troubleshooting

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Short answers to the stuff everyone asks.

An eSIM is a digital SIM card that is already embedded in your smartphone. You don't need to insert physical plastic: just tap the Install button in our Unilink app or scan the QR code, and the data plan will be downloaded to your device instantly.

The technology is supported by most modern models: iPhone (starting from XS/XR), Samsung Galaxy S20 and newer, Google Pixel and other flagships. Dial *#06# on your device. If an EID number appears, your device supports eSIM. A full list of supported devices can be found on the Device List page.

Yes, you can use an eSIM as a second card for data, keeping your main number active for calls and SMS.

We work directly with local networks around the world, providing you with local rates without intermediaries and the huge markups of your home operator.

Yes! We recommend installing and setting up the eSIM profile while still at home. As soon as you arrive in the destination country, your phone will automatically connect to the local network.

Immediately after payment, the eSIM will appear in the app. Tap the Install button and follow the instructions. If you purchased the eSIM via the website, you will receive an email with a QR code. Go to your phone's cellular settings, select "Add Cellular Plan" and scan the code.

The countdown starts the moment you first connect to the local network, not when you purchase or activate. Install it in advance before your flight.

If you purchased your eSIM through the app, you can buy an additional data package in your personal account. You won't need a new eSIM for this.

A VPN protects your data (passwords, cards) from theft, especially when using Wi-Fi in airports or hotels. It also provides stable access to your usual services and social networks, which may be restricted in other countries.

Yes, all our plans allow you to use your smartphone as a hotspot for other devices.

We accept bank cards (Visa, Mastercard, RU cards), Apple Pay, Google Pay, and cryptocurrencies.

Of course. If there are technical issues on the network side or your device turns out to be incompatible (and you haven't activated the plan yet), we guarantee a refund according to our policy.