An eSIM profile is the tariff settings for a number, downloaded via a QR code.
Depends on the amount of memory on the chip. 2-3 profiles are installed on the smallest one.
If it's reusable, then it's necessary.
You can use the QR code up to 10 times.
No. It is not possible to use one QR code on several devices at the same time
The eSIM cannot be removed, broken or lost as it is built into the smartphone. You can install 2-3 numbers (profiles) on one eSIM. At any time, through the settings in your smartphone, you can choose which number will be active.
Yes, IMEI code registration is required before eSIM connection.
eSIM is an identical replacement for a standard SIM card. With eSIM you can use all mobile services.
You need to check the documentation for the device or read its specifications on the manufacturer’s website.
- List of the most popular devices with eSIM:
- iPhone: XS, XS Max, XR, 11, 11 Pro, 11 Pro Max, SE 2020, 12, 12 mini, 12 Pro, 12 Pro Max, 13, 13 mini, 13 Pro, 13 Pro Max on iOS 12.1 or later versions;
- iPad: Air 3, Pro 3, Mini 5 on iOS 12.1 or later;
- Samsung Galaxy: S20, S20+, Note 20, Note 20 Ultra, S20 Ultra, S21 5G, S21+ 5G, S21 Ultra 5G, Fold, Z Flip, Z Fold2, Z Fold3 5G Z Flip3 5G;
- Google Pixel: 3, 3 XL, 3a, 3a XL, 4, 4 XL, 4a, 4a XL, 4a with 5G, 5 on Android 10 or later;
- Huawei: P40, P40 Pro, P40 Pro+
eSIM will not work on: iPhone XS, XS Max, XR and 12 with two SIM card slots purchased/imported from China, Macau and Hong Kong.
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Yes, you can. The connection procedure in this case does not differ from connecting regular SIM cards.
It all depends on the specific phone model, but in most cases it is possible. If the phone supports 2 SIM cards, then SIM2 will be deactivated and eSIM will work instead. SIM1 will work as usual.
Yes it works. There are no differences from a standard SIM card.
No, when you switch from a regular SIM card to an eSIM, you are actually replacing the card, so you need to take care of transferring your contacts.
If the subscriber still has the QR code issued when connecting the eSIM, then he can install the eSIM profile again. If problems arise, please contact support.
Everything is similar to regular SIM cards:
- - if the phone is lost, then to block the card you need to contact the service office with an identity document.
- - if you do not use communication services on the eSIM for a long time, it will be blocked, just as regular SIM cards are blocked due to inactivity.
Yes, Internet access is required.
The profile will not be installed and the phone will display an error.
Physically, no, the module is built into the gadget. Virtually - yes, you can set up the same phone number on different gadgets (that support eSIM).
Contact the UZTELECOM office with an identification document to replace the QR code.
A QR code cannot work on multiple devices at the same time.
Make sure your old smartphone has an Internet connection (WI-FI or data) and completely remove the eSIM profile on it. Then go through the eSIM activation process on your new device by scanning the QR code.
Yes, eSIM has the same capabilities as a regular SIM card.
You can connect up to 5 numbers (profiles) to an eSIM per device. Depends on the amount of memory on the chip. 2-3 profiles are installed on the smallest one. (When two or more profiles are activated, eSIM works on one of them. You can switch to another number in the phone settings.)
- It all depends on the model of your mobile device. To do this, you need to check the characteristics of your smartphone.
eSIM is an independent module and the presence of a SIM card in a smartphone is not necessary.
All tariffs and services for your number remain on the standard SIM card.
In case you sell or give your smartphone to another person, you must delete your eSIM profile from the smartphone in advance.
If you have lost your mobile device with an eSIM number, contact our call center at 1099 or contact the UZTELECOM sales and service office with an identification document.
Temporarily disabling the eSIM number is possible in the settings of your mobile device.