Tired of carrying physical SIM cards while traveling? Want to switch to a more secure and flexible solution? Converting your existing SIM to eSIM is easy and supported by most modern smartphones. Here's how to do it with eSIM Prime.
Why Convert to eSIM?
Many users ask:
» Can I convert my SIM to eSIM?
» How to switch from SIM to eSIM on iPhone or Android?
The answer is yes—and it comes with many benefits:
» Instant activation via QR code
» No need to physically change SIM cards
» Frees up your SIM tray for a second line
» Reduces the risk of damage or theft
If you're unsure about device support, check:
🔗 Is My Device Compatible with eSIM?
Convert SIM to eSIM on iPhone
If you use iPhone XS or newer:
» Go to Settings → Cellular → Convert to eSIM
» Follow the on-screen instructions
» Your physical SIM will be deactivated and replaced by eSIM
» You may need to enter the SM-DP+ address, depending on your provider
Some iPhones may not show the “Convert to eSIM” option. In that case:
» Contact your carrier
» Request a new eSIM activation QR code
» Scan it in Settings → Cellular → Add eSIM
More details:
📱 How to Install eSIM on iOS
Convert SIM to eSIM on Android
For Android (Samsung S20+, Pixel 5+):
» Open Settings → Network & Internet → Mobile Network
» Tap the SIM and look for "Convert to eSIM" or "Switch to eSIM"
» If not available, contact your carrier or use eSIM Prime for direct QR activation
You can also manually enter the SM-DP+ address from the activation email.
Need help with the process? Follow our full walkthrough:
📲 Android eSIM Installation Guide
After Switching to eSIM: What’s Next?
» Test calls and internet to ensure activation
» Delete the old physical SIM from device settings
» Store your eSIM QR code safely in case you switch devices
» Enjoy the flexibility of remote data activation with no physical handling
Benefits of Switching to eSIM with eSIM Prime
» Fast, secure, and eco-friendly
» No need to wait for a physical card
» Works across 150+ countries
» Full support in English, Arabic, French, and Spanish