A multi-stop trip across North America often means changing airports, accommodation and local transport several times. On a route through the United States, Canada and Mexico, mobile data helps with maps, bookings, ride coordination, translation and messages. This regional eSIM gives you a single installed data plan for the destinations listed on this product, saving the effort of arranging a separate travel SIM at every stop.

Check the included destinations

This plan covers Canada, Mexico, United States. The product's Supported Countries field is the reference for your itinerary. Verify each destination before purchase; nearby countries and territories are not necessarily covered by the same plan. Choosing the regional plan that matches all your stops can reduce repeated setup during the journey.

Install once, then use mobile data

Follow the instructions sent with your order. If one-tap installation is provided for your compatible, unlocked phone, open that link while connected to the internet. Alternatively, show the QR code on another device and scan it from your phone's eSIM settings. Prepare the eSIM before your trip if convenient, then select it for mobile data according to the activation instructions. Keep your primary SIM for your usual number, and review its roaming settings.

Choose a plan for the full route

Compare the data allowances and validity periods shown above this description against your travel dates. Navigation and messaging generally need less data than video, hotspot sharing and cloud uploads. Hotspot and top-ups are listed as available for this product; monitor your allowance if you connect a laptop or share data with another traveller.

Coverage, calls and texts

Partner networks vary by destination and the signal depends on location, device and local conditions. More variation is possible on mountain roads and remote national parks, so save essential maps, addresses and tickets offline. This is a data-only eSIM: it does not provide a new telephone number, standard calls or SMS. Internet-based messaging and calls use data where those services are available locally.