MXMexico eSIM

Data eSIMs for Mexico. Choose 5GB, 10GB, valid for 30 days.

I confirm that my phone supports eSIM and is not carrier-locked; the destination and plan I chose are correct; and I will enter a correct email address at payment, because the eSIM is sent there. If my destination requires identity registration or verification, I will find out and complete it myself before I travel (we cannot do it for me). I have read and agree to the Terms and Refund policy.

5GB 30 days US$12.99
5GTelcel / AT&T
Plan details
Network type
5G / 4G LTE. 5G is used only where there is 5G coverage and your phone supports it and has 5G turned on; otherwise it falls back to 4G LTE.
Speed
Full speed, with no daily cap and no throttling. The plan's total data is a hard limit: when it runs out, the connection stops
Data limit
Total data of 5GB is a hard limit. When it is used up the connection stops; it does not slow down and carry on. Validity is 30 days; whichever runs out first ends the plan and the eSIM then expires.
Mobile operator
Telcel (5G), AT&T (5G). If there are several, your phone automatically uses the one with the stronger local signal; you can't choose.
Phone number
None (data only)
- Validity starts the first time you use data.
- The eSIM expires if not activated within 6 months of purchase.
- One-time prepaid purchase. No auto-renewal and no further charges.
10GB 30 daysOur pick US$23.99
5GTelcel / AT&T
Plan details
Network type
5G / 4G LTE. 5G is used only where there is 5G coverage and your phone supports it and has 5G turned on; otherwise it falls back to 4G LTE.
Speed
Full speed, with no daily cap and no throttling. The plan's total data is a hard limit: when it runs out, the connection stops
Data limit
Total data of 10GB is a hard limit. When it is used up the connection stops; it does not slow down and carry on. Validity is 30 days; whichever runs out first ends the plan and the eSIM then expires.
Mobile operator
Telcel (5G), AT&T (5G). If there are several, your phone automatically uses the one with the stronger local signal; you can't choose.
Phone number
None (data only)
- Validity starts the first time you use data.
- The eSIM expires if not activated within 6 months of purchase.
- One-time prepaid purchase. No auto-renewal and no further charges.

Network and speed

Network type: 5G / 4G LTE. 5G is used only where there is 5G coverage and your phone supports it and has 5G turned on; otherwise it falls back to 4G LTE.
Speed: Full speed, with no daily cap and no throttling. The plan's total data is a hard limit: when it runs out, the connection stops
Mobile operator: Telcel (5G), AT&T (5G). If there are several, your phone automatically uses the one with the stronger local signal; you can't choose.
Phone number: None (data only)

This information comes from the eSIM supplier. Actual coverage and speed depend on local conditions, your phone model and settings, and are not guaranteed.

Registration and verification reminder

Some countries and regions (for example Hong Kong, Macau, mainland China, Thailand and Russia) require users of mobile services to register with their real identity or complete verification under local policy. This is most common for SIMs/eSIMs that come with a local phone number, calls or SMS. Rules differ by place and can change at any time. Whether it applies and how to do it is decided by local law, the local carrier and the supplier. If your plan has extra registration or verification requirements, they are listed in the plan details and under "Plan notes" in your email and on the confirmation page. For plans where none are listed, the supplier's information shows no extra registration step is needed. If it applies, please check with the local carrier or the supplier before you travel and complete it yourself. Without it, the service may not work or may be suspended. We cannot do it for you and cannot control local rules.

Glossary

5G / 4G LTE: The speed type of the mobile network. 5G is faster but needs 5G coverage and a phone that supports it with 5G turned on. 4G LTE covers more places and is usually enough for maps, messaging and browsing.
Mobile operator: The local telecom company that provides the signal. An eSIM is a data plan bought from a supplier, and the actual signal comes from local operators. If a plan can use several operators, your phone automatically picks the one with the stronger signal; you can't choose.
Internet (IP) location: Where websites and apps think you are when you go online. It may differ from where you physically are, and some services may show content or limit features based on it.
Hotspot: Sharing your phone's data with a laptop or other devices.
APN: Access Point Name. Some plans need it entered manually on Android phones before they can go online.
Hard limit: When the total data is used up or the validity ends, the eSIM stops working. It does not slow down and carry on.
Validity: How many days the plan can be used. When it starts counting differs by plan; see the plan details.

Good to know before you buy

Validity starts the first time you use data.
The eSIM expires if not activated within 6 months of purchase.
One-time prepaid purchase. No auto-renewal and no further charges.

How to install an eSIM

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