eSIM for Canada

A prepaid travel eSIM that gets you online the moment you land in Canada. You install it from a QR code we email you, in about five minutes, with no SIM shop to find at Toronto or Vancouver airport.

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Prices by data and trip length

Prices in US dollars, checked November 3, 2026. The plan page shows the current price before you pay.

Cheapest plan with at least this much data for at least this many days. Tap a price to open it.
Data7 days15 days30 days
1 GB$4.491 GB, 7 daysCovers 3 destinations$7.992 GB, 15 daysCovers 3 destinations$8.991 GB, 30 daysGlobal plan, 175 destinations
3 GB$10.993 GB, 30 daysCovers 3 destinations$10.993 GB, 30 daysCovers 3 destinations$10.993 GB, 30 daysCovers 3 destinations
5 GB$16.995 GB, 30 daysCovers 2 destinations$16.995 GB, 30 daysCovers 2 destinations$16.995 GB, 30 daysCovers 2 destinations
10 GB$29.9910 GB, 30 daysCovers 2 destinations$29.9910 GB, 30 daysCovers 2 destinations$29.9910 GB, 30 daysCovers 2 destinations
20 GB$29.9920 GB, 30 daysCovers 3 destinations$29.9920 GB, 30 daysCovers 3 destinations$29.9920 GB, 30 daysCovers 3 destinations

Plans for Canada only

Every size and length sold for Canada alone, without other countries:

Plans that cover Canada only, cheapest for each size and length, checked November 3, 2026.
DataLengthPriceNetworkStarts
25 GB30 days$32.995G where availableOn first use

Plans for Canada and nearby countries

Network and plan details

Quick facts

Canada's home SIM prices are famously high, so a prepaid travel eSIM is an easy way to avoid them for a visit. It runs your ride apps and maps from arrival across the big cities, and it covers the corridor between them. For the Rockies and the north, download offline maps, since coverage thins out fast away from the populated south.

What you can use the data for

Ride-hailing. Uber and Lyft operate across the major Canadian cities and run on data. From the airport they are simpler than the taxi line.

Maps. Google Maps covers the cities, the Trans-Canada highway, and the transit systems in Toronto, Vancouver, and Montreal. It needs a connection throughout.

Transit cards. Apps tied to the Presto card in Toronto and the Compass card in Vancouver run on data, alongside maps for the streetcars and SkyTrain.

Bookings. Banff and Jasper park passes, Niagara tours, and restaurant tables are easiest to reserve over a live connection.

Where it works

Coverage roams on Canada's national networks, strong across the populated south:

Coverage is strong in the cities and along the southern corridor where most people live and travel. It thins out fast in the Rockies backcountry, the far north, and the long empty stretches between towns. Download offline maps before a mountain or northern road trip.

Common situations

Toronto and Niagara Falls

Activate at the airport, grab a Presto-linked app, and use maps and Uber to get around. A short side trip to Niagara stays well covered on the main roads.

Vancouver and the Canadian Rockies

Keep maps live in Vancouver and Calgary, and download offline maps for Banff, Jasper, and the mountain highways, where signal drops between the peaks.

Montreal and Quebec City

Use the data across the old towns and the metro. The eSIM runs beside your home SIM, so your usual number still rings.

How to install your eSIM before you fly

  1. Buy the plan. The eSIM arrives by email, usually within a minute. Install it at home on Wi-Fi with the one-tap link or the QR code in the email. 3 plans start counting at install or purchase, and the tables mark them. Install those close to your flight.
  2. Name the line Canada and keep it off until you land. Do not delete it after setup, because an eSIM installs only once.
  3. On arrival, turn the line on, choose it for mobile data and turn on data roaming for it. Turn off data roaming on your home line.

Screen by screen steps for iPhone and Android are in our travel eSIM install guide.

Phones that work

Your phone must support eSIM and be unlocked. Check your model on our compatibility page.

Common questions

How much does an eSIM for Canada cost?

Plans start at $4.49 for 1 GB over 7 days, on a plan that covers 3 destinations. A plan with at least 10 GB for 30 days starts at $29.99. Prices checked November 3, 2026.

Is there an unlimited data eSIM for Canada?

Not right now. The largest plan for Canada has 50 GB of data.

Is there a plan for Canada only?

Yes. 1 plan covers Canada only, from $32.99. 36 more cover it together with other countries.

Can I use it across the border into the US?

Yes. 36 plans cover Canada and the United States together, from $4.49 for 1 GB over 7 days.

When does the plan start counting days?

It depends on the plan. Of the 37 plans for Canada, 34 start when you first use data and 3 start when you install the eSIM. The plan page shows the rule before you pay.

Does the eSIM come with a phone number?

No. These plans are data only, and your home number stays on your regular SIM.

Will it work in Banff and the Rockies?

The towns and main highways are covered, but the backcountry and high passes have gaps. Download offline maps before a mountain road trip.

Is it cheaper than a Canadian SIM?

For a visit, usually. Canadian home plans are among the priciest anywhere, so a prepaid travel eSIM avoids that for a short stay.

Nearby destinations

United States108 plans, from $3.49 Mexico69 plans, from $3.99

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