Canada eSIM & travel SIM plans
Filter by validity or data to find the plan that fits your trip.
Heading to Canada? An eSIM is the digital version of the prepaid travel SIM card — nothing to ship, nothing to swap. Buy before you fly, scan the QR code when you land, and you are online in minutes. Compare the plans below by validity and data.
Plan type
Validity
Data
What does unlimited mean?
Total: one allowance for the validity period. Daily: an allowance each day, continuation after use unconfirmed. Reduced speed: stays connected at a lower speed after the high-speed allowance. No throttling: explicitly no usage-based speed reduction. Fixed speed: a speed cap from the start. Policy unavailable: unlimited data confirmed, speed rules unknown. No throttling does not guarantee network speed.
2 plans
Covered countries & regions (1)
Canada
Approximately NT$94US$2.94
- Network
- Rogers Wireless
- Speed
- 3G/4G/5G
- Exits from
- United States
- Price per GB
- Approximately NT$94US$2.94
Plan brand
eSIM AccessPlan type: Total allowance
Covered countries & regions (1)
Canada
Approximately NT$177US$5.56
- Network
- 3 operators
- Speed
- 3G/4G/5G
- Exits from
- Netherlands/France
- Price per GB
- Approximately NT$177US$5.56
Plan brand
eSIM AccessPlan type: Total allowance
Multi-country plans that also cover Canada
Visiting more than one country on this trip? One eSIM covers them all.
Common questions about Canada eSIMs
Which networks will a Canada eSIM connect to?
Plans for Canada sold here connect to Rogers Wireless / Bell / Telus / SaskTel / Free / Orange / Bouygues Telecom. Speed depends on the signal where you are standing and how busy the local cell is — who you buy from does not change it.
How much does a Canada eSIM cost?
There are 34 plans for Canada right now, priced from US$0.60 to US$131.84. Where you land depends on the data and validity you pick.
Are there unlimited plans for Canada?
There are no truly unlimited Canada plans here, but there are throttled-unlimited ones: once the high-speed allowance is used, the connection slows down instead of stopping. Each plan states its reduced speed under "speed after the allowance".
How many days can a Canada eSIM cover?
Anywhere from 1 to 30 days. Validity only starts once you arrive and the eSIM actually connects to a network, so installing before you fly costs you nothing.
