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With a new Iphone 14 no sim slot is provided and supports for e-sim, then how can I use Iphone outside the US?
to avoid cost, how can I remove the e-sim in the US and insert new e-sim to the phone during travel outside the US?
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It works like it always has, though only with carriers offering eSIM.
Using Dual SIM with an eSIM - Apple Support
This is the exact opposite case with dual SIM, but again this works exactly the same (save two eSIM and not two SIM).
Using Dual SIM with two nano-SIM cards - Apple Support
If you need to swap with third or fourth carrier, you will need to re-read your eSIM QR code or such to re-load the swap.
In short, same as always, but with a re-scan of a QR or however your carrier loads the plan, and not by swapping nanoSIM hardware.
It works like it always has, though only with carriers offering eSIM.
Using Dual SIM with an eSIM - Apple Support
This is the exact opposite case with dual SIM, but again this works exactly the same (save two eSIM and not two SIM).
Using Dual SIM with two nano-SIM cards - Apple Support
If you need to swap with third or fourth carrier, you will need to re-read your eSIM QR code or such to re-load the swap.
In short, same as always, but with a re-scan of a QR or however your carrier loads the plan, and not by swapping nanoSIM hardware.
Take an eSIM from a country you are going to, see -> Find wireless carriers that offer eSIM service
Find wireless carriers that offer eSIM service - Apple Support (CA)
The iPhone 14s can store up to 8x eSIM profiles (Carrier + Phone # combinations) …
… and use 2x of them simultaneously. (The origin of the term “Dual SIM”)
An eSIM is provisioned over-the-air (OTA) by your selected carrier; you then simply select which profile(s) to use from your phone’s screen.
It’s described and illustrated in some detail here:
Using Dual SIM with an eSIM - Apple Support
Stvn98 wrote:
For travel outside the US, how can I stop connecting (roaming) ?
About cellular data roaming options for your iPhone and iPad - Apple Support
Roaming arises whenever you’re outside your carrier’s coverage area, and that coverage can be regional or national, depending on the carrier.
Thank you for your answer. But, the main thing I concern is the charge.
Usually when traveling outside the US, I take a sim out and insert the sim of country I visit. Now, with e-sim my carrier will charge for any connectives outside the US, tgen how can I void it?
kinda tough to say for sure without an iPhone 14 to poke around and play with..
I am using an eSIM with AT&T right now on a 13 Pro.
If I go to Settings > Cellular, AT&T is listed there.. and there is a toggle switch for Turn On This Line.
I suspect when you have multiple eSIMs.. there would be multiple listed and when traveling, you could turn off that switch to deactivate that eSIM?
eSIMs are internal, you can have multiple ones if the cell provider you are wanting to use supports using eSIMs.
Sorry, for the unclearly question. My question is how to temporarily stop using e-sim from one carrier and using a new e-sim from different carriers.
You can have multiple eSIM cards, but you can only use one.
Abroad you do not use your carrier eSIM, you use the local eSIM where you are at that moment.
For travel outside the US, how can I stop connecting (roaming) ?
Turn it off in Settings.
How can I use iPhone 14 outside of the US with no sim slot?
