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Does My Phone Support eSIM?

Does my phone support eSIM? For most phones bought after 2018, the answer is yes. Here's how to check in under 30 seconds — then grab your Thailand eSIM and connect as you land.

How to check on iPhone

Go to Settings → General → About and scroll down. If you see "Digital SIM" or an EID number, your iPhone supports eSIM.

Alternatively: Settings → Cellular → tap "Add eSIM" — if the option exists, you're good to go.

Compatible iPhones:

How to check on Android

Dial *#06# — if an EID number appears in the results, your phone has an eSIM chip.

Or: Settings → Connections → SIM Manager → tap "Add eSIM"

Compatible Android phones:

Samsung Galaxy S20 series and newer
Samsung Note 20 series and newer
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 2 and newer
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 3 and newer
Samsung Galaxy A54 5G
Google Pixel 3a and newer
Motorola Edge series
OnePlus 9 Pro and newer
Huawei P40 series (limited support)

What if my phone doesn't support eSIM?

Your phone supports eSIM? Great.

Get your Thailand eSIM and land connected.

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Frequently asked questions

  • Does my phone support eSIM?
    Most phones released after 2018 support eSIM. On iPhone go to Settings → General → About and look for Digital SIM or EID. On Android dial *#06# and check for an EID number.
  • Can I use an eSIM if my phone is locked to a UK carrier?
    No — your phone must be carrier-unlocked. Most phones bought outright or after finishing a contract are already unlocked. Contact your network to check.
  • Can I have my UK SIM and a Thailand eSIM active at the same time?
    Yes. Most modern phones support Dual SIM Dual Standby (DSDS), meaning your UK number stays live for calls and texts while the Thailand eSIM handles mobile data.
  • What if my phone doesn't support eSIM?
    You can buy a physical Thai SIM card at Bangkok's Suvarnabhumi or Phuket Airport on arrival. Queues can be long — allow 20–30 minutes.