Canada & United States
5G on 3 of 3 carriersConnectivity in Canada and the United States is generally well developed in cities and along main transport corridors, but rural areas can have large gaps. Travellers often choose an eSIM here to avoid roaming charges and to have data from the moment they land, rather than queueing for a local SIM or relying on airport wifi.
Plans for Canada & United States
Pick a row — it prices the box abovePublic wifi
Many cafes, libraries and public spaces offer free wifi, but speeds vary and you should not rely on it for navigation.
Payment
Cards and contactless payments are widely accepted; you rarely need cash, but having some for small vendors is useful.
Airport arrival
International airports have long queues for physical SIM kiosks; an eSIM lets you connect immediately after landing.
Will my eSIM work in both Canada and the United States on one plan?
Yes, this plan covers both countries and switches between Rogers, T-Mobile and Verizon as you move.
Can I use 5G in Canada and the US?
The listed carriers support 5G, but actual 5G availability depends on location and device.
Do I need to register my eSIM with any authority in Canada or the US?
No registration with a government body is commonly required for short-term visitors using a travel eSIM, but you should check current rules before travel.
Will I have coverage in national parks like Banff or Yellowstone?
Coverage in large national parks is often limited or absent; download offline maps before entering.
Is my data usable for hotspot tethering?
Tethering is typically allowed, but heavy use may be subject to the plan's fair use policy.
What happens when I cross the border between Canada and the US?
The eSIM will automatically connect to a partner network on either side; you do not need to change settings.