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Ever tried to set up your eSIM and got stuck at the โeSIM numberโ step? Youโre not alone.
Maybe youโre activating a new data plan for your trip. Maybe your mobile carrier is asking for an eSIM ID. Or maybe you just switched phones and need to transfer your number, and now youโre digging through settings wondering, โWhere on earth is this eSIM number?โ
Take a deep breath. We get it.
Youโre not trying to become a tech expert. You just want to stay connected, smoothly and stress-free.
Thatโs exactly why we created this guide: no tech jargon, no fluff, just real steps that show you how to find your eSIM number on any device. Letโs get into it.
Letโs clear up one thing first: your eSIM number isnโt your phone number. And itโs not something you need to memorise. But it is important.
Your eSIM number, technically called an ICCID (Integrated Circuit Card Identifier), is a unique code tied to your eSIM profile. Think of it as your digital SIM cardโs ID badge.
Youโll need it for:
You may also see it called an eSIM code, ICCID eSIM, or eSIM ID number. But they all refer to the same thing. Now letโs show you where to find it.
If you're using an iPhone with eSIM (from iPhone XS onward), here's how to locate your eSIM number in seconds:
Thatโs your eSIM number.
Multiple eSIMs? If youโve added more than one plan (say, a work number and a travel plan), each eSIM will have its own ICCID listed under its specific plan.
Tip: Save a screenshot or write it down somewhere secure before switching phones or travelling abroad.
Android phones vary a bit, but hereโs the easiest way to find your eSIM number across common brands like Pixel, Samsung, and OnePlus.
If your phone supports dial codes, you can also try typing *#06# into your dialer; it sometimes shows both IMEI and ICCID.
Confused by two SIM numbers? Thatโs likely because youโve got a physical SIM and an eSIM. Just make sure youโre looking at the section labelled eSIM or โSIM 2โ.
Many modern tablets, especially iPads with Cellular support eSIMs. If you're travelling or adding a data-only plan, your ICCID will come in handy.
Hereโs how to find it:
If you're using your iPad abroad with a Yaalo eSIM or similar global data service, youโll likely be asked for this number when adding a new profile or contacting support.
Sometimes, things donโt go as planned. If youโve followed the steps above and still canโt find your eSIM number, hereโs what might be going on:
Youโll need to scan the QR code or enter the activation code from your provider before it appears.
If both SIMs are active, your device might be displaying the wrong one. Double-check youโre selecting the correct SIM profile.
Try restarting your phone or removing and re-adding your eSIM from the settings.
This might be the moment to reach out for support. If youโre using Yaalo, our support team is always available โ and we keep your ICCID visible in your account dashboard (more on that below).
Yaalo users donโt have to go digging through menus. When you activate a plan, your ICCID is already saved in your account.
We designed it this way because we know international travel can already be stressful. With Yaalo, you get instant access to your eSIM details โ no guesswork, no delays.
And thatโs it โ your eSIM number is no longer a mystery. Whether you're using an iPhone, Android, or tablet, you now know where to look and what to do.
Youโre one step closer to smooth global connectivity. If you're still stuck with traditional SIM cards or juggling multiple carriers while travelling, maybe itโs time to try a smarter way.
Yaalo makes eSIM travel easy. Get set up in minutes, connect across 200+ countries, and never worry about SIM swapping again.
Try Yaalo eSIM today and travel like a local, anywhere.
You can find it by going to Settings > General > About, then scrolling to EID or ICCID under your digital SIM. Thatโs your eSIM number.
Not exactly. The EID is your deviceโs unique eSIM ID, while the ICCID is the SIM card number linked to your carrier. Both may be needed for activation.
Youโll need it to activate, switch plans, or recover your eSIM if your phone is lost or reset. It helps verify your digital SIM identity securely.