eSIM internet for travel
How it works
Four steps and you're online in another country. No store visit, no physical SIM.
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STEP 1 Pick a plan Country and data amount for the days you need.
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STEP 2 Pay by card In rubles. The receipt arrives by email.
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STEP 3 Scan the QR The email with the code arrives right after payment.
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STEP 4 Fly out Internet turns on automatically at your destination.
Frequently asked
The essentials before you buy.
Does my phone support eSIM?
eSIM works on iPhone XS and newer, Google Pixel 3 and newer, Samsung Galaxy S20 and newer, and many other models. The phone must be carrier-unlocked. Easy check: dial *#06# — if the list shows an EID line, your phone supports eSIM.
Can I get a refund?
Yes — as long as the eSIM is not yet installed on the phone. Once installed, the profile has been issued by the operator and no refund is possible. So first make sure your phone is compatible, and only then scan the QR code.
When should I install the eSIM?
Best at home, before departure — installation needs Wi-Fi. The profile activates automatically once the phone catches a network at your destination, and that's when the plan's validity period starts.
Why doesn't the remaining data update instantly?
Usage data comes from the operator with a delay of up to 3 hours. That's normal: the internet works, the counter is just catching up.
Can I share the internet from the eSIM?
Yes. The eSIM supports tethering (personal hotspot) — share the connection over Wi-Fi with your laptop, tablet or travel companions' phones. It draws from the same data plan.
Will I get calls and SMS on the eSIM?
No. This is a data-only eSIM: it provides mobile internet and has no phone number of its own. Calls and SMS (including bank and 2FA codes) keep arriving on your primary SIM — keep it in the phone and use the eSIM for data.
I installed the eSIM but there's no internet — what do I do?
This usually fixes it, in order: 1) turn on Data roaming for the eSIM line (Settings → Cellular → the eSIM line → Data roaming); 2) select the eSIM as the line for cellular data; 3) enable automatic network selection (or pick a network manually); 4) restart the phone once you're at your destination. Still stuck? See the full guide on the Help & support page or write to us.
Ready for your trip?
Pick a destination and be online from your first minute abroad.
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