How it works
Four steps between here and there.
Whether you have used an eSIM before or not, the flow is the same — and it is short. Start to finish takes under two minutes.
The four steps
- 01
Choose your destination
Pick your country or a region — Qatar, Europe, GCC. Every plan is prepaid and country-specific.
- Browse 190+ destinations by name or region.
- See starting prices before you click through.
- Confirm your phone supports eSIM (most phones from 2020+).
- 02
Pick a plan
Data, validity, price — laid out plainly. No hidden fees, no taxes added at checkout.
- Small trip? 1 GB for 7 days is enough for maps and messaging.
- Working from the road? 5–10 GB for 30 days handles it.
- Long stay? Unlimited plans start at 7 days.
- 03
Install your eSIM
Buy in seconds. QR code arrives by email in under a minute. Install once — before you fly.
- Open Settings → Cellular (iPhone) or Network & internet → SIMs (Android).
- Scan the QR from a second screen, or paste the LPA string manually.
- Nickname the eSIM ("Haxobit — Qatar") so you know which is which.
- 04
Land online
Turn on the eSIM in Settings on approach. You are on-network the moment you clear customs.
- Validity starts on your first connection, not when you buy.
- Data-only — use WhatsApp, iMessage, or FaceTime for calls.
- Top up or extend directly from the mobile app if you need more.
Compatibility
Will your phone work?
Most phones sold since 2020 support eSIM. Here is the short version.
iPhone XS and newer
Every iPhone from XS onward supports eSIM. iPhone 14 and later in the US are eSIM-only.
Modern flagship Android
Google Pixel 3+, Samsung Galaxy S20+, most 2020+ flagships from OnePlus, Motorola, Oppo.
Not carrier-locked
Your phone must accept a new network. If you bought it outright, you are fine — most carrier-financed phones are also unlocked after 60 days.
Ready when you are.
Pick a destination and be online before you land.