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North America (US & Canada & Mexico) eSIM - Powered by AT&T Native Network
Who is this eSIM designed for?
This eSIM is ideal for travelers planning to visit the United States, Canada, and Mexico. One eSIM works seamlessly across all three North American countries with no SIM swapping required.
Why choose this North America eSIM?
Use a single AT&T US number for data, calls, and SMS across borders, making it perfect for multi-country travel and trips over 10 days. Highly recommended for international events such as the 2026 World Cup hosted across the U.S., Canada, and Mexico.
【Key Features】
- Real US Number: Includes a +1 AT&T phone number for calls and SMS.
- US IP: Use domestic data with a US IP address while in the United States.
- Roaming in Canada & Mexico: To use data in Canada and Mexico, please enable data roaming for this eSIM.
- High-Speed 5G/LTE: Enjoy the most reliable coverage across North America.
- Unlimited Calls & Text within and between the U.S., Canada, and Mexico.
- Unlimited Data in the U.S. and Mexico. In Canada, high-speed data is capped at 25GB (speeds reduced to 512 Kbps thereafter).
- Seamless Roaming: One eSIM for USA, Canada, and Mexico with no setup required when crossing borders.
- Hotspot Supported: 30GB high-speed hotspot included (USA Only).
【Important - Please Read】
- Activation Policy: The date you select is based on Pacific Time (PT). Service will be activated by 9:00 AM PT on that day. To ensure timely activation, we recommend booking at least 1 day in advance.
- Hotspot Limitation: Hotspot/Tethering will NOT function in Canada & Mexico.
- Device Compatibility: Must be an Unlocked and eSIM-compatible device. Please ensure your phone supports US 4G/5G frequency bands. Recommended for iPhone only. While some Android devices may work, compatibility is not guaranteed due to carrier restrictions. Purchase for Android is at your own risk.
- Network Map: 5G coverage is not available in all areas. Check performance here: att.com/prepaidmap
- Network Management: AT&T may temporarily slow data speeds during periods of high network congestion.
