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Mexico eSIM Installation: Complete Setup Steps (2026)

9 min readBy Daniel Mercer, Lead eSIM Analyst
  • 1 network tested
  • 5 providers compared
  • Updated June 2026

Daniel Mercer

Lead eSIM Analyst

43 countries tested280 plans reviewed14 airports tested8 years in telecom

Previously at Analysys Mason covering APAC mobile markets (2016-2021)

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Published July 2026 · Updated June 2026

Compatibility

Compatible devices for Mexico eSIM

iPhone

Supported models: iPhone XR, XS, 11 through 16 Pro Max, and SE (3rd generation). Requires iOS 16 or later. iPhones hold up to 8 eSIM profiles with 2 active simultaneously. Check carrier lock: Settings > General > About > Carrier Lock. 5G eSIM requires iPhone 12 or newer.

Android

Supported: Samsung Galaxy S21 and later (S22-S25, Z Flip/Fold series), Google Pixel 3+, Xiaomi 12T Pro and later. Requires Android 10 or later. eSIM profile limits vary: Samsung holds 5-8 profiles, Pixel supports 8+. 5G on Telcel requires Samsung S22+ or Pixel 6+.

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Providers

Provider options for Mexico

Nomad (Recommended)

Nomad is the recommended provider for Mexico with a 4.1/5 rating. Best Budget pick. Plans available: 1GB, 3GB, 5GB, 10GB, 20GB plus unlimited daily options. Installation via QR code delivered by email.

8.2/ 10Overall

Install: 4.2/5 · QR Flow: 4/5

Docs: 3.9/5 · Reliability: 4.2/5

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Alternative providers

eSIM providers for Mexico
ProviderPer GBRatingBest For
Nomad#1 Pickfrom $3.00/GB4.1/5Best Budget
Airalofrom $4.50/GB4.5/5Best Overall
Sailyfrom $3.99/GB4.4/5Best Privacy
HelloRoamfrom around $3.50 per gigabyte4.4/5Coverage + Value
Holaflyfrom $2.99/day4.3/5Best Unlimited

Which provider to choose

  • Budget travel: Nomad offers the lowest per-GB rate
  • Broadest coverage: Airalo covers 200+ countries on one account
  • Unlimited data: Holafly removes the data counter entirely
  • Privacy: Saily bundles NordVPN under the same account

Installation

Step-by-step: install your Mexico eSIM

iOS installation (iPhone)

  1. Open Settings > Cellular > Add eSIM
  2. Select "Use QR Code"
  3. Scan the QR code from your Nomad confirmation email
  4. Label the plan (e.g., "Mexico Travel")
  5. Set as cellular data line (not your default for calls)
  6. Do NOT enable data roaming yet
  7. Confirm the plan appears under Settings > Cellular

iOS 18: the "Add eSIM" option appears under Settings > Cellular > Add Cellular Plan. iOS 17 and earlier: Settings > Cellular > Add eSIM.

Android installation (Samsung One UI)

  1. Open Settings > Connections > SIM Manager > Add eSIM
  2. Select "Download SIM" then "Scan QR code"
  3. Scan the QR code from your Nomad confirmation email
  4. Name the profile (e.g., "Mexico Data")
  5. Set as mobile data SIM
  6. Do NOT enable data roaming yet
  7. Verify the plan in SIM manager

Manual installation (if QR fails)

If the QR code does not scan, use manual entry:

  1. Go to Settings > Cellular > Add eSIM
  2. Select "Enter Details Manually"
  3. Enter the SM-DP+ address from your provider email
  4. Enter the activation code
  5. Complete the setup as with the QR method

Use manual entry when: camera cannot read the QR code, the email was forwarded without the image, or you are installing on a second device.

Configuration

Network settings for Telcel

Automatic APN configuration

Most eSIM profiles auto-configure APN settings for Telcel's network. After installation, verify the APN is set correctly:

  • iPhone: Settings > Cellular > Cellular Data Options > Cellular Data Network
  • Android: Settings > Network & Internet > SIMs > (travel eSIM) > Access Point Names

A correctly configured APN shows the carrier name and data type. If the APN field is blank, your phone will attempt to auto-fill on first connection.

Manual APN entry

If auto-configuration fails (rare, typically older Android devices), enter APN settings manually. Check your provider's confirmation email for the exact values. Common fields:

APN configuration fields
FieldValue
APN NameFrom provider email
APNProvider-specific value
AuthenticationNone (most providers)
APN ProtocolIPv4/IPv6

Provider-specific APN values override Telcel's carrier defaults. Always use the values from your provider, not generic carrier APNs.

5G and LTE band selection

5G is available in Mexico (urban-only coverage). To force a network type:

  • iPhone: Settings > Cellular > Cellular Data Options > Voice & Data > 5G Auto / LTE
  • Android: Settings > Network > Preferred network type > 5G/LTE/3G Auto

Switch to LTE-only to conserve battery in rural areas without 5G towers. AT&T Mexico launched 5G in Mexico City and major cities; Telcel expanding

Verification

Is your Mexico eSIM connected

Signal and network verification

Check your status bar: the carrier name should show Telcelor a roaming indicator. Signal bars confirm connection strength. Go to Settings > Cellular to verify data usage is counting on the travel eSIM line.

  • "Telcel" or roaming icon: Connected and working
  • "Searching...": Still connecting, wait 2-3 minutes
  • "No Service": Data roaming is off or wrong SIM line selected

Speed test

Run fast.com or Speedtest.net to verify your connection speed. Expected speeds on Telcel: approximately 65 Mbps download. Speeds vary by location: airports and city centers are fastest, rural areas slower.

Verifying data roaming is active

Go to Settings > Cellular > (travel eSIM) > Data Roaming: ON. Test by opening any website in your browser. If it loads, roaming is active. If not, toggle data roaming off and back on, then restart your phone.

Dual-SIM verification

Confirm your home SIM still receives calls and texts. Confirm the travel eSIM handles all data traffic. Test: send yourself a text message to your home number. Then load a webpage. Both should work simultaneously. If data routes through the home SIM instead, switch your cellular data line to the travel eSIM.

Airport Guide

Arriving at Mexico City (MEX) / Cancún (CUN) / Guadalajara (GDL) with your eSIM

Before boarding

The night before your flight, open Settings, add a new eSIM, and scan the QR code from your order email. Your home WiFi provides the clean connection the download needs. After it installs, switch the Mexico profile to off. Leave it dormant until wheels touch the runway. Telcel picks up the signal within 60-90 seconds of your phone leaving airplane mode.

During the flight

Keep airplane mode on during the flight. Confirm your Mexico eSIM is set as the designated data line under Settings before you descend. Your home SIM stays active for calls and SMS verification codes.

After landing

Once the seatbelt sign is off, disable airplane mode and enable the Mexico eSIM. Telcel registers the profile in 45-90 seconds. You have maps, messaging, and ride-share access before the cabin door opens. The SIM counter from Telcel and AT&T Mexico is in the arrivals hall — expect a 10-15 min wait and $10-25 for 5-15GB / 15-30 days for a tourist plan. Walk past it.

Leaving the airport

Your eSIM is working. Open your ride-share app and request a pickup while you wait at baggage claim. By the time your bag arrives, the car is already en route. No WiFi hunting, no SIM counter, no wasted minutes. Mexico's emergency number is 911 — it works without data, but having your eSIM active means you can also share GPS coordinates with emergency services.

Device Setup

Device-specific instructions for Mexico

Samsung Galaxy (One UI 6+)

  1. Open Settings > Connections > SIM Manager > Add eSIM.
  2. Select "Scan QR Code" and frame the QR code from your provider's email. The download completes in 5-15 seconds.
  3. Tap "Add" when the carrier profile loads. Label it "Mexico Data" under SIM Manager for clarity.
  4. Set the Mexico eSIM as your mobile data SIM: Settings > Connections > SIM Manager > Mobile Data > select Mexico eSIM.
  5. Enable Data Roaming: Settings > Connections > Mobile Networks > Data Roaming > On (for the travel SIM only).
  6. After landing at Mexico City (MEX) / Cancún (CUN) / Guadalajara (GDL), enable the eSIM. Telcel's 5G/LTE network registers within 60-90 seconds. If data does not connect within 3 minutes, enter the APN manually: Settings > Connections > Mobile Networks > Access Point Names > Add. Name: Telcel, APN: "internet.itelcel.com". Save and select it as active.
  7. Verify: open Chrome and load any page. Data flowing confirms your Mexico eSIM is active.

Carrier confirmation: Your status bar should display "Telcel" or "AT&T Mexico" with 5G/LTE signal within 60-90 seconds. On Samsung, check Settings > Connections > SIM Manager — the travel SIM shows "Telcel" as the connected network. A "5G" icon in the status bar confirms Telcel's 5G connection.

Note: If "No Service" persists after 2 minutes, go to Settings > Connections > Mobile Networks > Network Operators, switch from Automatic to Manual, wait for the scan to complete, then select Telcel. If the carrier does not appear, restart the device: hold Power + Volume Down until the restart menu appears.

iPhone (iOS 17+)

  1. Open Settings > Cellular > Add eSIM > Use QR Code.
  2. Point the camera at the QR code from your provider's email. The profile downloads in 5-15 seconds on stable WiFi.
  3. Tap "Add Cellular Plan" when prompted. Label the plan "Mexico Data" to distinguish it from your home line.
  4. Go to Settings > Cellular > Cellular Data and select the Mexico eSIM as your active data line.
  5. Turn on Data Roaming for the Mexico line only: Settings > Cellular > [Mexico Data] > Data Roaming > On.
  6. After landing at Mexico City (MEX) / Cancún (CUN) / Guadalajara (GDL), toggle the eSIM on. Telcel registers your profile in 60-90 seconds. If data does not connect after 3 minutes, add the APN manually: go to Cellular Data Network and enter APN: "internet.itelcel.com". Leave username and password blank.
  7. Verify: open Safari and load any webpage. If the page renders, your Mexico data is active at 65 Mbps average.

Carrier confirmation: Your status bar should display "Telcel" or "AT&T Mexico" with 5G/LTE signal within 60-90 seconds. On iPhone, check Settings > Cellular — the Mexico line shows "Telcel" under Network. If you see "5G" in the status bar, your phone has connected to Telcel's 5G band.

Note: If the carrier field shows "No Service" after 2 minutes, go to Settings > Cellular > Network Selection, turn off Automatic, wait 10 seconds, then turn it back on. If Telcel does not appear in the list, restart your iPhone (hold Side + Volume Down for 3 seconds, slide to power off, wait 30 seconds, power on).

Google Pixel (Android 14+)

  1. Open Settings > Network & Internet > SIMs > Add SIM > Download SIM.
  2. Scan the QR code from your eSIM provider's email. The profile downloads in under 15 seconds.
  3. Confirm the download and label the SIM "Mexico Data" for identification.
  4. Set as mobile data SIM: Settings > Network & Internet > SIMs > Mexico Data > Use for mobile data.
  5. Enable roaming: Settings > Network & Internet > SIMs > Mexico Data > Roaming > On.
  6. After landing at Mexico City (MEX) / Cancún (CUN) / Guadalajara (GDL), enable the profile. Telcel connects within 60-90 seconds. If data fails to connect, add the APN: Settings > Network & Internet > SIMs > [Mexico eSIM] > Access Point Names > New APN. Name: Telcel, APN: "internet.itelcel.com". Save and set as default.
  7. Open Chrome and load any page to verify data connectivity on Telcel's 5G/LTE network.

Carrier confirmation: Your status bar should display "Telcel" or "AT&T Mexico" with 5G/LTE signal within 60-90 seconds. On Pixel, check Settings > Network & Internet > SIMs — the travel SIM displays "Telcel" as the active network.

Note: If the signal does not register within 2 minutes, go to Settings > Network & Internet > SIMs > Mexico Data > Advanced > Choose network, switch to Manual, let the scan run, and select Telcel. If it fails, reset network settings under Settings > System > Reset options > Reset Mobile, WiFi & Bluetooth.

Carrier Config

Carrier troubleshooting for Mexico

Telcel

APN: "internet.itelcel.com" — enter under Settings > Cellular > Cellular Data Network (iPhone) or Settings > Connections > Mobile Networks > Access Point Names (Samsung). Leave username, password, and proxy fields blank. Save and restart data.

Network selection: Open Settings > Cellular > Network Selection (iPhone) or Settings > Connections > Mobile Networks > Network Operators (Samsung). Turn off Automatic. Wait 10-30 seconds for the carrier list to populate. Select "Telcel" from the list. The phone locks onto Telcel's 5G/LTE band and data resumes within 30 seconds.

Expected speed: 59-65 Mbps in urban areas, 20-33 Mbps in rural coverage

Common issue: Some eSIM plans routed through Telcel require data roaming to be enabled on the travel SIM line specifically. Leaving it off is the most common reason travelers report zero signal after landing in Mexico. Check under Settings > Cellular > [Travel eSIM] > Data Roaming.

Resolution: Toggle airplane mode on for 15 seconds, then off. This forces a fresh network scan without a full restart. Telcel should appear in your carrier field within 60 seconds. If it does not, use manual network selection to find and choose Telcel directly.

AT&T Mexico

APN: "phone" — enter under Settings > Cellular > Cellular Data Network (iPhone) or Settings > Connections > Mobile Networks > Access Point Names (Samsung). Leave username, password, and proxy fields blank. Save and restart data.

Network selection: Open Settings > Cellular > Network Selection (iPhone) or Settings > Connections > Mobile Networks > Network Operators (Samsung). Turn off Automatic. Wait 10-30 seconds for the carrier list to populate. Select "AT&T Mexico" from the list. The phone locks onto AT&T Mexico's 5G/LTE band and data resumes within 30 seconds.

Expected speed: 39-55 Mbps in cities, 13-26 Mbps outside metro areas

Common issue: AT&T Mexico may show a signal bar but no data if the APN was not auto-configured. This happens on roughly 10-15% of Mexico eSIM activations. Enter APN "phone" manually under Cellular Data Network settings.

Resolution: Reset network settings: Settings > General > Transfer or Reset > Reset Network Settings (iPhone) or Settings > General Management > Reset > Reset Network Settings (Samsung). This clears saved WiFi passwords but resolves most AT&T Mexico registration failures. Re-enable the Mexico eSIM after the reset completes.

Movistar MX

APN: "movistar.es" — enter under Settings > Cellular > Cellular Data Network (iPhone) or Settings > Connections > Mobile Networks > Access Point Names (Samsung). Leave username, password, and proxy fields blank. Save and restart data.

Network selection: Open Settings > Cellular > Network Selection (iPhone) or Settings > Connections > Mobile Networks > Network Operators (Samsung). Turn off Automatic. Wait 10-30 seconds for the carrier list to populate. Select "Movistar MX" from the list. The phone locks onto Movistar MX's 5G/LTE band and data resumes within 30 seconds.

Expected speed: 39-55 Mbps in cities, 13-26 Mbps outside metro areas

Common issue: If Movistar MX connects but web pages time out, the phone may have defaulted to your home SIM for data. Go to Settings > Cellular > Cellular Data and confirm the Mexico eSIM is selected. The home SIM handles calls only.

Resolution: Contact your eSIM provider's support with the SM-DP+ activation address from your confirmation email. Some Movistar MX profile issues require a new QR code. Airalo responds via in-app chat in under 5 minutes; Holafly offers WhatsApp support at +34 644 44 37 97.

Dual SIM

Set up dual SIM before landing in Mexico

Data line setup

Configure the Mexico eSIM as primary data: Settings > Cellular > Cellular Data. Telcel provides 5G/LTE coverage across Mexico's main areas. Turn off "Allow Cellular Data Switching" so the phone never reverts to your home carrier for data. That single toggle prevents the most common cause of unexpected roaming bills during travel.

Calls and SMS

Keep your home SIM active for incoming calls and SMS. Your phone number stays reachable, and two-factor authentication codes from banks and services arrive normally via text. Outgoing calls use your home number unless you manually switch to the Mexico line. For voice calls over data — WhatsApp, FaceTime, Telegram — those route through the eSIM's data connection on Telcel.

Emergency dialing

Dial 911 from your phone at any time — emergency calls bypass SIM restrictions and connect through any available network in Mexico. Having the eSIM active adds the ability to share live location, look up hospital addresses, and contact your embassy through data-based channels.

Battery impact

Expect 10-15% faster battery drain with two active SIM lines. Your phone maintains two radio connections simultaneously. If battery life matters during a long day, disable the home SIM and rely on the Mexico eSIM for everything including WhatsApp and iMessage. Re-enable the home SIM at night for any pending SMS codes. Carry a Type A/B adapter for charging in Mexico.

Hotspot

Using personal hotspot in Mexico on eSIM data

Sharing data via hotspot is straightforward on most Mexico eSIM plans. Enable Personal Hotspot in Settings and connect your laptop or tablet. Telcel's 5G/LTE network provides 39-52 Mbps typical through hotspot to tethered devices. USB tethering offers the most stable connection and charges your phone simultaneously — a practical choice for hotel work sessions. WiFi tethering suits quick connections at cafes or airports.

Provider restrictions

Some budget eSIM plans block hotspot at the carrier level. If personal hotspot is grayed out in Settings, your plan does not include it. Contact your provider before departure to confirm tethering is supported. Airalo and Saily include hotspot on most plans. Holafly's unlimited plans restrict tethering on some Mexico data packages — check the plan details page before purchase.

Data impact

Data drains faster through hotspot. Desktop browsers load full-resolution images and scripts that mobile browsers skip. Expect 150-200 MB per hour for browsing, 1.5-3 GB per hour for video, and 300-500 MB per hour for video calls. Disable auto-play videos and pause cloud backups on any device connected to your Mexico eSIM hotspot.

Peak Season

Mexico peak season: Dec-Apr network advisory

Traveling to Mexico during Dec-Apr? Dry season December-April is peak. Network congestion in tourist areas drops speeds to 26-39 Mbps during peak congestion on Telcel's network. Maps and messaging work without issue. Video calls and streaming may need WiFi backup. Install your eSIM before departure — airport SIM counters during peak season have queues twice the usual length.

5G

Connect to Mexico's 5G network via eSIM

Mexico's Telcel network provides limited 5G availability in select areas. AT&T Mexico launched 5G in Mexico City and major cities. Your eSIM connects to 5G automatically if your device supports it. To force 5G: iPhone — Settings > Cellular > Voice & Data > 5G On. Samsung — Settings > Connections > Mobile Networks > Network Mode > 5G/LTE. Choose "5G Auto" to balance speed and battery life. Telcel delivers 65 Mbps average on 5G bands. Outside 5G coverage areas, the phone falls back to LTE without interruption.

WiFi Backup

Setting up eSIM in Mexico: WiFi backup plan

WiFi in Mexico: good WiFi in hotels, malls, and cafes. Mexico City holds Guinness World Record for most free WiFi hotspots (21,500+). eSIM installation requires a brief WiFi connection for the QR code scan (under 1 MB of data). Hotel WiFi works, but home WiFi before departure is the safest option. Captive portals at Mexico City (MEX) / Cancún (CUN) / Guadalajara (GDL) and public hotspots sometimes block the carrier server the eSIM download needs.

Activating without WiFi

Manual activation fallback: every eSIM order includes an SM-DP+ server address and an activation code in the confirmation email. Instead of scanning the QR code, enter these values manually. iPhone: Settings > Cellular > Add eSIM > Enter Details Manually. Samsung: Settings > Connections > SIM Manager > Add eSIM > Enter Code. This works over any data connection, including your home carrier's mobile data. The transfer is under 1 MB.

Multi-Country

Managing eSIM profiles: Mexico + other destinations

Planning a North American cross-border trip that includes Mexico? Install a dedicated eSIM for each country before you leave. Single-country plans connect to the primary local carrier (Telcel in Mexico) and deliver better speeds than regional eSIMs that route through roaming agreements. Your phone holds up to 8 eSIM profiles — switching between them at each border takes 30 seconds. Label each profile with the country name for quick identification.

Switching eSIM profiles between countries

Switching eSIMs at the border: go to Settings, find your SIM/eSIM list, turn off the previous country's profile, and enable Mexico. Set the Mexico eSIM as your data line and enable data roaming for that line specifically. Telcel picks up within 60-90 seconds. Keep all other profiles saved — they occupy no data until re-enabled.

Fixes

Mexico eSIM installation problems

"eSIM Not Supported" error

Cause: Your phone is carrier-locked or the model does not support eSIM.

Fix: Contact your home carrier to unlock (24-72 hours). Verify your model supports eSIM at our compatibility list.

"Unable to Activate eSIM" error

Cause: eSIM profile slot is full, or the QR code was already redeemed.

Fix:Delete unused eSIM profiles in Settings > Cellular. iPhones hold 8 profiles (2 active). If the QR shows as used, contact your provider for a replacement code.

Connected but no data

Cause: Data roaming is off on the travel eSIM, or data is routing through the home SIM.

Fix:Settings > Cellular > select travel eSIM > Data Roaming ON. Also verify: Settings > Cellular > Cellular Data > select the travel eSIM as your data line. Restart your phone after making changes.

Slow speeds on Telcel

Expected: 65 Mbps. If speeds are noticeably lower: toggle airplane mode on and off. Move to a different area. Try forcing LTE if 5G is congested. During Dec-Apr speeds may drop in tourist areas.

Provider-specific installation issues

  • Airalo: QR code in email and in-app. Re-download available in the app under "My eSIMs"
  • Nomad: QR delivered by email only. Check spam folder. No app required for installation
  • Holafly: QR code in app and email. Unlimited plans activate on first connection
  • Saily: QR in app. VPN configuration separate from eSIM setup

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Quick Answers

Common setup questions for Mexico

FAQ

Top setup questions for Mexico

How do I install an eSIM for Mexico on iPhone?

Open Settings > Cellular > Add eSIM > Use QR Code. Scan the code from your provider email. Label the plan "Mexico Travel" and set it as your cellular data line. The process takes about 5 minutes over WiFi.

How do I install an eSIM for Mexico on Android?

Open Settings > Connections > SIM Manager > Add eSIM. Select "Download SIM" then "Scan QR code". Scan the QR code from your provider email. Name the profile "Mexico Data" and set it as your mobile data SIM. Steps vary slightly between Samsung One UI and other Android versions.

What APN settings do I need for Mexico?

Most eSIMs auto-configure APN for Telcel's network. If auto-config fails, check your provider's confirmation email for manual APN values. Go to Settings > Cellular > Cellular Data Options > Cellular Data Network to verify or enter settings manually.

Can I install the eSIM before my trip to Mexico?

Yes. Install at home over WiFi any time before departure. Do not enable data roaming until you land in Mexico. Plans count from the first network connection, not from installation. Installing early is recommended.

How many eSIM profiles can my phone hold?

iPhone holds up to 8 eSIM profiles with 2 active simultaneously. Android varies by manufacturer: Samsung supports 5-8, Google Pixel supports 8+. Delete unused profiles in Settings > Cellular to make room for new ones.

What if the QR code does not work for Mexico?

Use manual activation: Settings > Cellular > Add eSIM > Enter Details Manually. Find the SM-DP+ address and activation code in your provider email. This method works when the camera cannot read the QR code or when using a forwarded email.

How do I know my eSIM is connected to Telcel?

Check the status bar for "Telcel" or a roaming indicator. Run a speed test at fast.com. Expected speeds: approximately 65 Mbps. If you see "No Service," enable data roaming on the travel eSIM line.

Does Mexico support 5G eSIM?

5G coverage in Mexico is urban-only. AT&T Mexico launched 5G in Mexico City and major cities; Telcel expanding To use 5G, your phone must support it (iPhone 12+ or Samsung S21+) and your eSIM plan must include 5G access.

How to switch to eSIM data line for Mexico?

See the step-by-step instructions above for Mexico. Install the eSIM via QR code over WiFi, configure Telcel as your data line, and enable data roaming after landing. Plans from $3.49 for 1GB.

How to set up eSIM on Samsung for Mexico?

See the step-by-step instructions above for Mexico. Install the eSIM via QR code over WiFi, configure Telcel as your data line, and enable data roaming after landing. Plans from $3.49 for 1GB.

How to set up eSIM on iPad for Mexico?

See the step-by-step instructions above for Mexico. Install the eSIM via QR code over WiFi, configure Telcel as your data line, and enable data roaming after landing. Plans from $3.49 for 1GB.

How to test eSIM before traveling to Mexico?

See the step-by-step instructions above for Mexico. Install the eSIM via QR code over WiFi, configure Telcel as your data line, and enable data roaming after landing. Plans from $3.49 for 1GB.

How to fix eSIM connection in Mexico?

See the step-by-step instructions above for Mexico. Install the eSIM via QR code over WiFi, configure Telcel as your data line, and enable data roaming after landing. Plans from $3.49 for 1GB.

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