The main benefits of an eSIM include the ability to be set up quickly without visiting the operator's office or having to change physical SIM cards in the device. In addition, eSIM allows you to have multiple profiles on one device and switch between them.

If the eSIM has been accidentally deleted, it can be easily restored. This can be done by re-photographing or entering a special code. Moreover, the eSIM can be transferred from one device to another using these same methods.

The list of devices that support eSIM is constantly expanding. To check if your device is compatible with this feature, we recommend visiting the manufacturer's official website. At the moment, many smartphones, tablets, smart watches and other devices are already equipped with eSIM technology, but it is recommended to check the compatibility of a particular model before connecting.

An eSIM is a tiny chip that is embedded within a device during the manufacturing process. This chip stores the necessary data of the mobile operator and provides connectivity and internet access, similar to a physical SIM card. The advantage of an eSIM is that it can be configured remotely, which means it can be issued online without the need for a physical SIM card.

To activate an eSIM, you need to register with the service. Once registered, you can install the eSIM on your device by scanning a special code using your phone's camera or by entering it manually. You will need internet access to complete the activation process, which can be done using any Wi-Fi network.

If your eSIM profile is not downloading, it may have already been activated on another device in case you have transferred your eSIM. It is also possible that the registration process has crashed due to a poor internet connection. It is recommended to try again after a few minutes.