Collection: Mexico eSIM

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Mexico is a long way from Australia — most of us get there via the USA — so it's a trip worth organising properly. Whether it's whale sharks off the Yucatán, Day of the Dead in Mexico City or Oaxaca, tacos in the capital, beaches around Cancún and Tulum or mezcal country further south, you'll lean on your phone for all of it: rideshares, maps, menu translations and WhatsApp. Hunting for a SIM shop after a full day of travelling isn't a holiday.

Why an eSIM for Mexico

  • Instant delivery — your eSIM arrives by email as a QR code, ready to set up at home before you fly.
  • Skip the SIM hunt — no airport counters or paperwork; you're online when you switch your phone on.
  • Keep your Australian number — dual SIM keeps your normal SIM active for calls and banking texts while the eSIM handles data.
  • Prepaid from $6.70 AUD — pay once, top up if needed, no bill shock. 4G/5G on partner networks where available.

How it works

Buy your Mexico plan online and the QR code lands in your inbox straight away. Scan it before you fly, while you're still on home wi-fi. Your data activates when you land in Mexico — here's the full run-through.

Stopping over stateside on the way? Grab a USA eSIM too. Heading further south, browse Latin America eSIM plans or everything across the Americas. The ESIMStore app (iPhone and Android) shows your data usage live while you travel.

FAQs

Will my iPhone work with an eSIM in Mexico?

Yes — iPhones from the last several years support eSIM, as do most newer Android phones. Just check your phone is unlocked, then setup is a quick scan of the QR code we email you.

Can I keep my Australian number while I'm in Mexico?

Yes. With dual SIM, your Australian SIM stays active for calls and SMS — handy for banking codes — while the eSIM handles your data. Just switch off data roaming on your Australian SIM to avoid accidental charges.

What happens if I use all my data in Mexico?

You can top up without buying a new eSIM. The ESIMStore app shows your live usage so you'll see a top-up coming — and Australian-based support is there if you get stuck.