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When I travel overseas with my iPhone 13 Pro, I often buy a local SIM card as it is usually much less expensive than my US carrier’s “International “ plan. Will I still be able to do this with an IPhone 14 Pro and it’s eSIM?
iPhone 13 Pro, iOS 15
You would have to check with the cell companies where you travel to see if they support eSIMs.
Find wireless carriers that offer eSIM service - Apple Support
You would have to check with the cell companies where you travel to see if they support eSIMs.
Find wireless carriers that offer eSIM service - Apple Support
That is a real bummer. I often just buy a local SIM card at a newsstand, swap it with my US SIM, and go on my way. No time to research eSIMS. Very disappointed to lose this ability with the iPhone 14 Pro, which I was about to buy.
Yes, they do but it's expensive. $10/day flat rate. If you're gone for 2 months, that $600. Local SIMS are a lot cheaper. Buy one for $15 or so and then just top it up as you need more voice or data.
69Safari wrote:
Yes, they do but it's expensive. $10/day flat rate. If you're gone for 2 months, that $600. Local SIMS are a lot cheaper. Buy one for $15 or so and then just top it up as you need more voice or data.
Who is your carrier? AT&T apparently caps it at $100/month. It's worth talking to your carrier.
I have Verizon. I'll check out AT&T. Also maybe eSIMS are now more common overseas than I have been aware as I've never looked for them. Maybe (hopefully) this is a non-problem. Thanks to all for your advice!
Check with your carrier, they may offer an international roaming eSIM.
I have Verizon but the only international travel I've done lately has been to Canada, which for purposes of my plan, doesn't count as roaming.
eSIM vs Physical SIM internationally
