What is an eSIM?
eSIM or "embedded SIM" is the next generation of SIM technology
Unlike the traditional SIM card that has to be inserted, an eSIM comes pre-embedded into the device as a tiny chip.
Benefits of eSIM
Multiple Numbers
Professionals can have 2 numbers on their smartphone: one personal number and one business number.
Stay connected anywhere, anytime
When abroad, students or professionals can still receive local notifications like bank OTPs.
Hassle Free for Tourists
Seamless eSIM activation. Tourists can book their eSIM online before travelling.
One number two devices
You can now go to the gym, golf course, running track with your smartwatch only.
Reliable Connectivity
No hardware faults
Multiple Profiles
You can have multiple profiles on one smartphone or device.
Benefits of eSIM
Is your phone eSIM compatible?
Simply dial *#06#
If your device is eSIM-compatible, you'll be able to view your EID number.
Swap your SIM card to an eSIM
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1. Fill in the Online Form
Enter your mobile number, National ID and email address.
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2. Scan QR code
Scan the QR received on your registered email.
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3. Get connected
Your eSIM is ready to be used.
Online swaping is FREE of charge
Your personal and business number on one device
Enjoy a second number on your iPhone or other compatible smartphones with eSIM
Rs 100
One-off fee
eSIM One number
One number, two devices
Leave your phone, talk to your wrist. You can now bring your smart watch to the gym, running track, golf course, ...
Get an eSIM for your smartwatch for only
Rs 50/ monthYour smartwatch must support eSIM.
Frequently Asked Questions
An eSIM (shortened for Embedded SIM) is just a physical SIM gone digital. Already built in your smartphone as a tiny chip, eSIM contains all the information needed to connect to my.t network.
You can check if your smartphone is compatible or not on my.t.mu/mobile/esim or you can call us on 8900.
Offering convenience and a hassle-free experience, eSIM is great for anyone who wants to use both their work and personal numbers on a single smartphone. What’s more, your eSIM number can be used on two different devices with our One Number service.
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It's highly unlikely. An eSIM is a small, in-built component hence physical damage is very rare. Moreover, eSIM is more water resistant compared to physical SIM.
If your service has stopped working, try restoring your eSIM profile or contact 8900 if the problem persists.
iPhone 13 and newer models allow you to use two eSIMS simultaneously