Americas eSIM

About eSIM in the destination Americas

The Americas are a hemisphere of contrasts: the hyper-connected urban corridors of the US and Canada sit alongside remote Patagonian wilderness, while LATAM megacities like São Paulo, Bogotá, and Mexico City pulse with some of the world's fastest-growing mobile markets. Simcardo's Americas eSIM plans are designed for every kind of traveler navigating this range — the business traveler hopping between New York, Toronto, and São Paulo; the family road-tripping from San Diego into Baja; the backpacker working through Colombia, Peru, and Chile on a single data plan. Our partner networks cover all major US carriers, Mexico's Telcel backbone, Canada's Bell and Rogers infrastructure, and leading LATAM operators including Vivo, Claro, Entel, and Movistar — so your eSIM keeps pace whether you're sipping coffee in a Buenos Aires café or hiking the Inca Trail.

Network coverage in the destination Americas

Coverage quality across the Americas follows a clear pattern: the US, Canada, and Mexico deliver premium 4G LTE and expanding 5G across most populated areas, making them among the world's best-connected travel destinations. South and Central America are more variable — major cities including São Paulo, Buenos Aires, Bogotá, Lima, and Santiago have strong urban 4G, while rural and jungle regions can see reduced speeds or limited signal. The Caribbean performs well at tourist hubs and cruise ports, though smaller islands may rely on 3G infrastructure in outlying areas.

Network Coverage

In the United States, Simcardo eSIM plans run on Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile networks — the same infrastructure that powers over 330 million subscribers — with nationwide 4G LTE and 5G in major metro areas. Canada coverage extends across Bell, Rogers, and Telus, reaching from Vancouver to Halifax. Mexico's Telcel network covers 95% of the population including border zones where US–Mexico network handoffs otherwise cause connectivity gaps. Across South America, expect reliable 4G in capitals and large cities; connectivity thins as you move into the Amazon basin, Andean highlands, or Patagonian steppe. Cuba remains a special case: the ETECSA/Cubacel monopoly limits network options, and eSIM coverage via international roaming partnerships should be verified before departure.