Which countries are included in the Latin America eSIM?+
The Latin America eSIM covers 11 countries on a single plan, including Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Ecuador, and more — see the full list above. One plan works across every covered country, so you don't swap SIMs or buy a new eSIM when you cross a border.
Can I use one eSIM across every country on the Latin America plan?+
Yes. A regional Latin America eSIM is designed for multi-country travel. Install once and it keeps working as you move between covered destinations.
How much does an eSIM for Latin America cost?+
Latin America eSIM plans start from €7.99. Pick the data size that fits how long you stay and how much data you use — every plan includes a world-class VPN at no extra cost.
Does the Latin America eSIM include VPN?+
Yes. Every Latin America eSIM plan includes a world-class VPN at no extra cost. Turn it on in the app for privacy, security, and unrestricted internet on local networks and public Wi-Fi.
When does the validity period start?+
Validity starts when your eSIM first connects to a mobile network in one of the covered countries — not at purchase. You can install in advance and activate on arrival.
Will all my apps and websites work in every country on the Latin America plan?+
Some countries on the Latin America plan restrict selected apps, websites, or services on local networks. The VPN included with every plan keeps your everyday apps, accounts, and browsing working as expected at no extra cost.
Can I install my Latin America eSIM before I travel?+
Yes. Install your Latin America eSIM while you still have a stable home connection, then activate it when you arrive in any covered country.
Can I top up later?+
Yes. You can buy another Latin America plan at any time. There's no lock-in and no monthly contract — you only pay for the data your trip actually needs.
Do I need to keep my home SIM active?+
You can keep your home SIM in your device alongside your Latin America eSIM. Set the travel eSIM as your data line so you avoid roaming charges from your home carrier.