We're opening the eSIMzio app so you can install it. If it doesn't open automatically, tap below.
Open in eSIMzioDon't have the app yet? Download it on the App Store, then reopen this link.
Tap "Open in eSIMzio" above. Your eSIM appears under My eSIMs.
Tap Install and follow the steps. The download needs a stable connection.
Installing isn't the same as activating — your plan starts when you turn on data at your destination.
Travel eSIMs join local networks as roaming lines, and after a phone restart iOS sometimes routes data to the wrong line. Your data package is unaffected — work through these steps in order:
Settings → Cellular (Mobile Service) → Cellular Data → select your eSIMzio line while you're abroad. If it's set to your home SIM (or a disabled line), the whole phone can look offline even though both SIMs are fine.
Settings → Cellular → tap your eSIMzio line → Data Roaming ON. Travel eSIMs need this switch on — without it your phone shows no service or no data. It won't cause roaming bills on your home SIM.
Toggle Airplane Mode on for ten seconds, then off. If that doesn't do it, open the eSIMzio line and switch Turn On This Line off, wait 30 seconds, and switch it back on.
Settings → Cellular → your eSIMzio line → Network Selection → turn off Automatic and choose a local network. If one network refuses to attach, try another.
Settings → General → Transfer or Reset iPhone → Reset → Reset Network Settings. Your eSIM profile and data package are kept (you'll need to re-enter Wi-Fi passwords). Never delete the eSIM profile — a deleted travel eSIM usually can't be reinstalled.