France 5G eSIM | Daily package/Total package | 1GB/day-total 30GB | QR code

[Buy and use immediately]

The eSIM QR code will be sent to you immediately after ordering and you can install and activate it at any time.

[eSIM usage query]

Order query traffic link:https://globalesimstore.com/E, click the link and enter iccid to check the dosage.

After using up the daily package on the day, you can also use the traffic for a new day in advance through this link.

[eSIM Usage Conditions]

1. The device supports eSIM function

To check your phone number, dial *#06#. If your phone number has an EID, it means eSIM is supported. If your phone number does not have an EID, you cannot use eSIM.

2. The phone is not locked to a network

Query method: Check with your operator to see if your device is network locked.

*Please check whether you meet the above conditions before purchasing. Only when all conditions are met can you use the eSIM normally.

[Set up eSIM]

The eSIM can only be installed when there is an internet connection, so it is recommended to install the eSIM 6-12 hours before departure.

[Enable data roaming]

Make sure the Data Roaming option is enabled for your eSIM.

[Turn off roaming for your home country SIM card]

Before using an eSIM, please be sure to disable data roaming on your home SIM card to avoid incurring high international roaming charges by using your home SIM card's mobile data network. You are solely responsible for any associated costs, including roaming fees, overseas SIM card/eSIM purchase fees, and transportation expenses. No additional subsidies will be provided.

[Maintaining the principle of fair use of the Internet]

To maintain network quality and adhere to the Fair Usage Policy (FUP), telecommunications companies around the world sometimes implement data restrictions for users who use large amounts of data in a short period of time. This may result in internet access interruptions or slower speeds. To ensure a stable connection, please avoid prolonged viewing/downloading of videos, updating software, sharing your hotspot with others, or engaging in other data-intensive activities.