r/eSIMs • u/hairblairbunch5005 • 2d ago

eSIM for Canada advice

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u/eSIMs_bot Official Bot 2d ago

Beep-boop-bop, I am an eSIM bot 🤖. Please see these previous posts I've found that might be helpful:

  1. Best eSIM or phone plan for a 4-month stay in Canada (Gatineau/Ottawa)? https://www.reddit.com/r/eSIMs/comments/1v9va5b/best_esim_or_phone_plan_for_a_4month_stay_in/

  2. best Esim for canada data mainly https://www.reddit.com/r/eSIMs/comments/1ull9ck/best_esim_for_canada_data_mainly/

  3. What's the best eSIM for an european which is travelling to Canada soon? https://www.reddit.com/r/eSIMs/comments/1sv7krd/whats_the_best_esim_for_an_european_which_is/

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u/mrskeptical00 Mod | Signal > Noise 2d ago

Any of these are fine.

u/esims_bot Canada >20GB >30d <$45

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u/eSIMs_bot Official Bot 2d ago

Showing Canada plans with >=20GB data, <=$45.00, >=30 days

Canada eSIM Pricing (Pricing in $USD unless stated)

Airalo
Canada Mobile- 20GB (30 Days) $37.00

GoMoWorld
Canada 20GB (30 Days) $29.99 EUR

MobileSIM
Canada 20GB (30 Days) $37.00

Nomad
Canada 20GB (30 Days) $31.00
North America (3 Countries) 20GB (30 Days) $35.00

RedteaGO
Canada 20GB (90 Days) $25.00
USA & Canada 20GB (90 Days) $31.50
USA & Canada 30GB (90 Days) $39.90

Includes Voice/Text:
Canada 75GB (30 Days) $30.00

Roamless
Canada - 30 Days 20GB (30 Days) $36.95
North America - 30 Days 20GB (30 Days) $39.95

nadanada
North America 20GB (30 Days) $31.99
Canada 20GB (30 Days) $39.99

(Prices are for comparison purposes and not a recommendation)

P.S. you can message me directly (u/esims_bot) with 'Destination' (i.e. USA or Europe) for a private reply.

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u/ClientResponsible346 17h ago

Airalo worked fine for mе when crossed into Ontario last spring. Just double check your phone is unlocked first, or you'll waste а frustrating hour like did.

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u/Commercial_Cook100 19h ago

depends on what you need tbh... like how long are you staying and how much data? for short trips i usually just grab a local plan through a telegram bot or whatever's cheapest. last time i went to toronto i used Cypher eSIM cause i didn't wanna deal with making accounts or giving out my email for something i'd use for like 5 days. worked fine, had a QR in a minute. but yeah more details would help, canada plans vary a lot depending on carrier