Device Compatibility
Check the phone model, the absence of SIM locking and the number of available eSIM profiles. This depends on the device version and region of sale.
eSIM helps you connect to mobile Internet while traveling without replacing a physical SIM card. First check the device, route and package conditions.
Select a country or region. Check the traffic volume, validity period and available networks on the Telwel page before purchasing.
Operators and marketplaces have local, regional and global options. The contents and validity period of each package differ.
Check the phone model, the absence of SIM locking and the number of available eSIM profiles. This depends on the device version and region of sale.
For one country, a local package is usually suitable; for a route from several countries - regional. The list of networks must be checked before purchasing.
Many travel eSIMs are designed only for the Internet. The package is not expected to provide a new number, regular calls or SMS reception.
Clarify whether the period begins at installation or after the first connection to the destination network, and how traffic is replenished.
CardPoint does not sell eSIMs and does not list rates or coverage as its own offering. We've added a section to help you prepare for your trip and not confuse mobile internet with banking notifications.
Usually yes, if the phone supports two lines. But the conditions depend on the device and operator: check which SIM is used for calls, SMS and data.
Not necessarily. Travel eSIM often provides only mobile data. For banking messages, keep access to the number that is listed with the bank.
Some eSIMs require you to enable data roaming to connect to a partner's network. Check the instructions for your specific package before traveling.