18 Days Unlimited Canada eSIM

For Indian travellers planning a bucket-list trip to North America, managing connectivity can be a major challenge. International roaming packs from Indian carriers are often expensive and come with strict daily data caps that vanish quickly when sharing photos or video-calling home. Our 18-Day Unlimited 5G eSIM is designed to solve this, offering seamless coverage across both Canada and the USA. Whether you are visiting family in Toronto, exploring the Grand Canyon, or on a business trip to Silicon Valley, this eSIM provides the high-speed data you need without the "bill shock" of international roaming.

Key Features at A Glance

Why Get This eSIM?

• Huge Savings Compared to Indian Roaming: Standard international roaming packs from Indian operators can cost thousands of Rupees for just a few gigabytes of data. This eSIM provides a flat-rate, unlimited 5G alternative, allowing you to save your budget for shopping and sightseeing instead of phone bills.

• Unlimited Video Calls to Home: We know how important it is to stay connected with family in India. With truly unlimited 5G data, you can make high-definition WhatsApp or FaceTime video calls for hours without worrying about exhausting your data limit or facing extra charges.

• One Plan for the Whole Family: Thanks to unrestricted tethering, you don't need to buy a separate SIM for every family member. One person can activate the eSIM and turn their phone into a 5G Wi-Fi hotspot, allowing kids’ tablets and elderly parents’ phones to stay connected simultaneously.

• Perfect for 2-3 Week Itineraries: Most Indian tourists spend between 15 and 20 days on a North American tour. The 18-day validity is perfectly tailored to these popular itineraries, ensuring you have data from the moment you land until your return flight departs.

• Seamless Dual-Country Coverage: Many Indian tours cover both the US and Canada (like the Niagara Falls circuit). This eSIM works across the border automatically. You won’t need to find a local shop in a new country or swap physical SIM cards while your luggage is in transit.

How to Install the eSIM in 5 Simple Steps

1. Check Handset Compatibility: Ensure your Indian smartphone (like newer iPhone, Samsung S-series, or Google Pixel models) is eSIM compatible and not carrier-locked.

2. Purchase and Scan: Once you buy the eSIM, a QR code will be sent to your email. Open your phone’s Settings > Connection/Mobile Data > Add eSIM.

3. Scan the QR Code: Use your phone’s camera to scan the code provided. The North American 5G profile will download to your device in seconds.

4. Keep Your Indian SIM Active: You can keep your Indian SIM (Airtel/Jio/Vi) in the phone to receive important OTPs for banking, while using the eSIM specifically for all your data needs.

5. Turn on Data Roaming: Upon landing in Canada or the USA, set the eSIM as your "Primary Data" line and ensure Data Roaming is toggled 'On' for the eSIM profile to activate 5G.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I still receive OTPs on my Indian number?

Yes. You can keep your Indian physical SIM active in your phone to receive SMS/OTPs while using the eSIM for all your internet data. Just ensure your Indian provider doesn't charge you for incoming texts.

Does this work for a road trip between the USA and Canada?

Absolutely. The eSIM is programmed to switch networks automatically. As you cross the border, it will find the strongest 5G partner network in that region without any manual intervention.

Is there a limit on how much I can tether?

No. Unlike many US-based plans that limit "hotspot" data to 5GB or 10GB, this eSIM is completely unrestricted. You can share as much data as you want with other devices.

What if I need help while I'm abroad?

We provide digital support to ensure you are never stranded. Since the eSIM is digital, if you have any issues, we can troubleshoot or re-send your QR code instantly via email.

Will this work on an Indian-purchased iPhone or Samsung?

Yes, as long as your phone supports eSIM technology (most premium phones sold in India since 2020 do) and is not locked to an Indian carrier.